One of the first people the Trump regime pushed out of the NIH was Dr. Lawrence Tabak, the longest-serving principal deputy director in the agency’s history. He was a stabilizing force and a deep source of institutional knowledge—but more than that, he was the best mentor I’ve ever had and one of the kindest people I’ve known. Even then, it was clear to me what it meant: if they could come for him, they would come for all of us.
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