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Followers

76.4K

Posts

772

Following

Account age

1 yrs

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Gold-standard science starts with world-class researchers.

I was proud to visit NIH’s Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton, Montana, with @RepMGriffith and see firsthand the extraordinary work underway, from Lyme and tick-borne diseases to prion biology and other rare

28.3K views Gold-standard science starts with world-class researchers. I was proud to visit NIH’s Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton, Montana, with @RepMGriffith and see firsthand the extraordinary work underway, from Lyme and tick-borne diseases to prion biology and other rare

Did you know a discovery made during malaria research could someday help people with alpha-gal syndrome?

In this video, I share how NIH researchers identified rare antibodies that may help prevent allergic reactions associated with this tick bite-linked condition. It's a great

2.1K views Did you know a discovery made during malaria research could someday help people with alpha-gal syndrome? In this video, I share how NIH researchers identified rare antibodies that may help prevent allergic reactions associated with this tick bite-linked condition. It's a great

📊 Post performance

📊 Activity & format

Posting cadence

2.1 / week

Posts several times a week.

Content mix

Mostly text

Recent: 1 video · 1 image · 3 text.

Follower / following

1.9K×

Follows 40 back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.

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🔥 Top post Gold-standard science starts with world-class researchers. I was proud to visit NIH’s Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton, Montana, with @RepMGriffith and see firsthand the extraordinary work underway, from Lyme and tick-borne diseases to prion biology and other rare 28.3K❤ 251🔁 42

▶ Did you know a discovery made during malaria research could someday help people with alpha-gal syndrome? In this video, I share how NIH researchers identified rare antibodies that may help prevent allergic reactions associated with this … 2.1K❤ 55🔁 12 .@JAMAInternalMed recently published a thoughtful piece on public access calling for NIH to assert its position regarding compliance with the NIH Public Access Policy. NIH has the right to make the Author Accepted Manuscript, which has b… 13.9K❤ 116🔁 21 Please join me in welcoming Dr. Peter Joseph Embí as the new director of NIH’s National Library of Medicine (NLM). Dr. Embí is an internationally known leader in the field of biomedical informatics. As a physician-scientist and health sys… 9.6K❤ 208🔁 24 NIH’s mission—to advance science and improve health—depends on the trust of the American people and the scientific community. New guidance from the HHS Office of the General Counsel makes clear that government employees should not use the… 22.1K❤ 434🔁 85

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🗓️Joined X in 2025 — 1 year ago.

👁️Averages 13.9K views per post.

📤Posts about 2.1× per week.

💬0.33% engagement rate.

🏅Earned the 10K Followers for passing 10K followers.

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Estimated

41/100

Low Credibility score

64%

Mixed Real audience

Medium Fake-follower risk

High Data confidence

Est. 64% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
Low engagement (~0.2× of followers engage each post) — a sign of an inflated or inactive audience.
Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
Verified account.
0.33% engagement — below the ~8.8% typical for this size.

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