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Yet another alarmist study re nicotine (read: vaping, pouches, etc) that is based on bad methodology....in this case, worse: FAKE data

Changing the narrative around vaping. #vaping #tobaccoharmreduction #vapesaveslives #harmreduction #GFN25

"Medical students are now immersed in the notion that undertaking political advocacy is as important as learning gross anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology. This is the wrong lesson." -- Sally Satel in The Chronicle of Higher Education chronicle.com/article/medica…

Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics serve as one-stop shops for people with serious mental illness. Sally Satel explains why the administration’s support for continued CCBHC funding is so important.

"Activist MDs have abandoned their duty: teaching students how to treat patients." New article in The Chronicle of Higher Education by OTI Senior Advisor Sally Satel, M.D. and Thomas Huddle, M.D., Ph.D. — chronicle.com/article/medica…

Happy to be with Richard McNally and Sally Satel at the #Heterodoxconference Thanks for coming so far to support the Centre for Heterodox Social Science conference.

Phil Medscape Cc Frank Baeyens (about Belgium). It's a shame that Medscape caved in to pressure from fundamental fanatics and cancelled people who know what they're talking about (ie. Sally Satel Brad Rodu) sensible-med.com/p/cancelled-by…

Medical schools have become so radical that many students believe political activism is as important as learning the laws of medicine. When patients visit their doctor's office, they need a healthcare provider, not an activist. foxnews.com/media/medical-…

It's more than just screentime. Here are some of the other factors causing the youth mental health crisis. My piece with Sally Satel in the Los Angeles Times latimes.com/opinion/story/…

A truly shocking finding: Graduates of top medical schools are the most likely to support vague notions of "social justice," and the least likely to actually work in socioeconomically deprived areas.

Rob Henderson “Physicians from top-ranked medical institutions had 52% lower odds of practicing in socioeconomically deprived areas compared with physicians from lower-ranked institutions. The number of physicians from top-ranked institutions was negatively associated with the location’s

True. & they should speak up so that their progressive colleagues have less impact on medical training. My MD at an elite center is slapped by the dean when he objects to lowered standards in the name of social justice in med school Jeffrey Flier Do No Harm Steven Pinker

I’m standing on shoulders of people like Sally Satel who have been warning about ideological capture in psychology and medicine for decades. If this is you say hi in the comments and shout out do I need to follow.

Yes, excellent books on trauma by Michael Scheeringa, MD

The Journal of Open Inquiry in the Behavioral Sciences has been doing this for 3 years. Glad to see Nature following our lead (I am editor in chief at JOIBS). JOIBS main site: researchers.one/journals/joibs Overview of JOIBS here: unsafescience.substack.com/p/the-journal-…

Michael Bloomberg with the Prime Minister of Ireland at the World Conference on Tobacco Control, in Dublin (the conference is largely funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies). I wish this conference had more solid science to back up the policies being proposed.

Look, I understand that journalists aren't toxicologists. But it's 2025—it's not that difficult to figure out that metal exposure does not top the list of reasons why cigarettes are so uniquely deadly. U.S. industry can no longer effectively respond to media hits. It's very sad.

Death by risk factors. Smoking is 3rd. Vaping nowhere to be seen. Not surprising as it doesn't cause death. Think about that when you see yet another hit piece on vaping. 22 years in and no loss of life. How long do we wait for significant harms to arrive. 25, 30, 40 years?

So, you want a thoughtful, truthful, mind-blowing, public-facing documentary about nicotine that is perfect for your friends, family, & neighbors to see? The first feature-length documentary about nicotine is now on major streaming platforms (Apple TV & Prime). What now? It is

Read: Medical School Has Gotten Too Political, from Sally Satel via Glenn Loury open.substack.com/pub/glennloury…