On the recordApril 25, 2023
Back to that proverb, 'Where there's no vision, the people perish,' you know, I think part of my job when I think about is how do we see the world through the eyes of the most vulnerable?
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congress.govMaxwell Frost: “Back to that proverb, 'Where there's no vision, the people perish,' you know, I think part of my job when I think about…”
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Frost emphasizes the importance of considering vulnerable populations in scientific work.
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