Josh Fischman
@jfischman.bsky.social
Senior medicine editor at Scientific American. Health podcast host. Assigning stories on health, biology, science & politics, cute animals
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So in addition to having to deal with the presence of these three men, all of whom were credibly accused with sexual misconduct against women that I knew, worked with, and/or was friends with, I actually had to deal with being professional while answering a question from one like it was normal
November 16, 2025 at 7:14 PM
So in addition to having to deal with the presence of these three men, all of whom were credibly accused with sexual misconduct against women that I knew, worked with, and/or was friends with, I actually had to deal with being professional while answering a question from one like it was normal
Honestly @cloudygrayfox.bsky.social I'm not sure. I didn't find it so and I'm Jewish but I'm reading arguments that it is. The bigger deal to me is that the dubious link to autism and Tylenol is really bad medicine, being promoted by the guy in charge of all US health agencies.
October 10, 2025 at 3:54 PM
Honestly @cloudygrayfox.bsky.social I'm not sure. I didn't find it so and I'm Jewish but I'm reading arguments that it is. The bigger deal to me is that the dubious link to autism and Tylenol is really bad medicine, being promoted by the guy in charge of all US health agencies.