Kuro was born so early that survival would’ve been impossible a generation ago. Neonatal science is the difference between life and loss. Share how science helped you 💚 #ScienceSaves

When they adopted Lucky, he was all ribs and bones. Thanks to the medicine science offered, Lucky went from surviving to actually living. If you’ve ever seen someone (or some pet) get their health back, you know exactly why science matters.

Stanford researchers cured autoimmune diabetes in mice by retraining the immune system. Blood stem cells + donor islet cells. Hybrid immune system. It’s early. But it’s real work: https://t.co/CPYXTEKDNj Science moves the needle 👏

A short list of things we’re grateful for: • Vaccines • Insulin • Cancer therapies • Myopia correction • Stroke retrieval devices • Humanity still being here to argue about them Happy Thanksgiving 💚

What does “science saves lives” look like? BU’s cancer series follows survivors, doctors, and researchers who are building earlier detection tools, extending treatment, and lifting patients who are living their diagnosis. It’s research with a pulse: https://t.co/t6LiX1UlrB

We asked: how has science saved you? These screenshots are a small sample of practical, everyday ways science has kept someone alive, functional, or simply here. If you’ve got your own version, add your name: https://t.co/Bnf7MnnQMM

We’re building National Science Appreciation Day to honor stories like this.. the quiet victories, the second chances, the people still here. Add your name if you think these stories deserve a day of recognition: https://t.co/ReRbHHjP5j

Mary was born fighting for her life. A corticosteroid shot, powered by decades of research, helped her lungs develop fast enough for her to breathe at birth. Science saved her. Literally. We’re building a day to honor stories like hers. Add your voice: https://t.co/ReRbHHjP5j

Science saves lives. Literally. Polio alone: 20M cases of paralysis prevented. 1.5M lives saved. That’s millions of real families. Add your name if science has ever given your family a second chance: https://t.co/ReRbHHjP5j

There’s a world where science didn’t save the people we love. Thankfully, we don’t live in it. We’re creating National Science Appreciation Day to honor the lives saved by science. Real people, real stories. Add your name: https://t.co/ReRbHHjP5j

Vaccines. Emergency medicine. Clean water. Medical imaging. Breakthrough tech. Science is survival. We honor the heroes and the lives saved when we honor science. Sign the petition to make National Science Appreciation Day official: https://t.co/ReRbHHjP5j

We only get to debate vaccines because they worked. Now @CDCgov may overhaul the childhood schedule, under pressure from people who’ve dedicated their careers to eroding trust: https://t.co/1lh3rCWYjT Kids are already getting measles again. Memory is short. Consequences aren’t.

Sometimes science looks like a clinical trial. Sometimes it looks like a child getting to ring this bell. We fight for a world where more stories end like this 💚 Sign the petition to recognize science here: https://t.co/ReRbHHjP5j

Science gave us vaccines, clean water, and the tools to end polio. Tell your governor it’s time to say thanks: https://t.co/ReRbHHjP5j Signed last year? Sign again. Every year’s a new push to show how much science makes life better.

Polio once paralyzed 350,000 children a year. Now we’re down to <50. Almost zero isn’t zero, though. If the world can end smallpox, we can end polio too. Science got us this far. Science can finish the job: https://t.co/AmH2mtWumA

We're not through with polio. Ask survivors like David Potter. As long as it exists anywhere, it can come back everywhere. Vaccination is how we stop that. Read more: https://t.co/1yXa4UAGKf Protect the future of every child by recognizing the science: https://t.co/ReRbHHjP5j

Science stopped polio in its tracks. Now it’s up to us to finish the job. On #WorldPolioDay, we honor those who made paralysis and fear a thing of the past, and those still working to end it for good. Sign the petition to recognize science: https://t.co/ReRbHHjP5j

We owe a lot to science. Most of what keeps us alive, actually. @ScienceSavesOrg wants March 26 recognized as National Science Appreciation Day. It’s a small gesture for something that’s saved billions of lives. Petition here: https://t.co/7u4eUW29E0

A twice-yearly shot that could stop HIV before it starts. The science is here. The challenge now is access, trust, and policy. From @Vox: https://t.co/ontNm8jfMm The story of lenacapavir and what it’ll take for progress to reach everyone. #ScienceSaves #GlobalHealth #HIV

Green states are leading. Blue are catching up. Red need a boost. Help your state join the list. Sign the petition to create a National Science Appreciation Day in 2026: https://t.co/ReRbHHjP5j