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Lisa M. Jarvis

Chicago

Pharma Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion

Pharma columnist for @opinion. bit 'o science, bit 'o business. drug discovery, rare diseases, R&D, biotech, Covid-19, opinions=mine She/her

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  • 1 week ago | newsday.com | Lisa M. Jarvis

    Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vow to uncover the cause of autism by September is ludicrous. There are no fast and easy answers in science, especially when it comes to complex neurodevelopmental conditions. Moreover, Kennedy’s history of bending science to match his pet theories suggests any "answers" he finds may do more harm than good. And the biggest concern is that this initiative is a ruse to push his anti-vaccine agenda.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Lisa M. Jarvis

    It’s absurd to promise a fast, definitive answer on a complex neurological condition. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vow to uncover the cause of autism by September is ludicrous. There are no fast and easy answers in science, especially when it comes to complex neurodevelopmental conditions. Moreover, Kennedy’s history of bending science to match his pet theories suggests any “answers” he finds may do more harm than good.

  • 1 week ago | yakimaherald.com | Lisa M. Jarvis

    With the death of a second child from measles and cases in the U.S. surging past 600, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, finally stated the obvious: Vaccination is the best way to prevent the spread of the disease. It’s a message that should have come sooner from the country’s top public health official. Kennedy’s response is both too late and too confusing to effectively contain the outbreak.

  • 1 week ago | qoshe.com | Lisa M. Jarvis

  • 1 week ago | japantimes.co.jp | Lisa M. Jarvis

    Amid the turmoil at the country’s federal agencies, a disturbing pattern has emerged: Research addressing differences in the health and well-being of LGBTQ+ Americans is being acutely targeted. The Trump administration’s aim appears twofold: to deny the existence of disparities affecting nearly 1 in 10 Americans and to ensure there’s no paper trail proving the harm caused by policies that target the community.

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Lisa Jarvis
Lisa Jarvis @lisamjarvis
7 Dec 24

Can the public's rage over our broken health care system, which boiled over following the fatal shooting of UHC executive Brian Thompson, be channeled into anything productive? Some thoughts on the events of this week (gift link): https://t.co/Pey9XPix7g

Lisa Jarvis
Lisa Jarvis @lisamjarvis
26 Nov 24

The Biden administration is proposing Medicare & Medicaid coverage for obesity drugs like Wegovy & Zepbound. Finally. Some thoughts in my latest for @opinion (🎁 link): https://t.co/tnyIPN9tvb

Lisa Jarvis
Lisa Jarvis @lisamjarvis
26 Nov 24

RT @business: Trump's picks to lead the nation's key health agencies portend troubling changes in how the US approaches public health, @lis…