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  "tags": [
    "Politics and Regulation",
    "Public Health",
    "blood transfusiona",
    "Donald Trump",
    "Gold Standard Science",
    "grant",
    "Lysenkoism",
    "Lysenkoism 2.0",
    "National Institutes of Health",
    "National Science Foundation",
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  "textContent": "From the beginning, Trump science policy has been Lysenko 2.0, in which ideology, not scientific promise and rigor, dictates federal grantmaking. OMB Director Russell Vought's proposed rules de-emphasizing peer review and placing political appointees in charge of final grantmaking decisions do Lysenko proud.\n\nThe post The Lysenko-ization of federal science takes a big step forward first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.",
  "title": "The Lysenko-ization of federal science takes a big step forward"
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