Bill Sullivan

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The fountain of youth might be living in your gut. Research suggests that people who maintain a more “youthful” gut microbiome are likely to experience healthier aging and lower inflammation over time, writes @wjsullivan psychologytoday.com/us/blog/please…

Genes aren’t fixed light switches - they respond, adapt, and change. Bill Sullivan - @wjsullivan 's insight from our past episode together shows just how alive the science of epigenetics really is.

@wjsullivan gave us one of the best books in existence when he wrote Pleased To Meet Me. Everybody should read that book, I’m so serious!

@bornblessed902 Thank you so much!

Read all about it (2/2): discovermagazine.com/this-cat-paras…

I was interviewed by Josh Learn for DISCOVER magazine to discuss the fascinating (and surprisingly common) parasite Toxoplasma gondii This Cat Parasite Can Infect Humans, and You Can Get It From Litter Boxes or Unwashed Veggies (1/2)

Did you know your sink might be one of the dirtiest spots in your kitchen? @wjsullivan, PhD, shares expert tips in @SELFmagazine on common kitchen cleaning mistakes and how to avoid them. bit.ly/4gq57VX

Lithium plays a key role in our neural health, and it is missing from the brains of Alzheimer’s patients.

Trump issued an Executive Order today demanding the band “The Black Keys” immediately change their name to “The Black AND WHITE Keys”

Another wonderful collaboration with Dr Angel (not in X) and @wjsullivan labs is out! #toxoplasma

Celebrate the return of the Netflix series Wednesday with a fun look at the science behind our favorite scenes from season one theconversation.com/is-the-gruesom…

Science in America is Dying. We Need Your Help to Keep it Alive. by @wjsullivan medium.com/the-quantastic…

New PLOS SciComm Blog available now! scicomm.plos.org/2025/07/29/bey…

Multiple cases of flesh-eating bacteria have been reported in Florida this month. Here's an explainer and how to protect yourself: theconversation.com/flesh-eating-b…

We instinctively associate the word ‘Bouba’ with a rounded shape and ‘Kiki’ with a sharp-edged one. We similarly make assumptions about people based on their given names, writes @wjsullivan—Molly and Bob are smoother, and Kirk and Kate more abrupt: buff.ly/ooh5cGk

Science in America is Dying. We Need Your Help to Keep it Alive. America can’t be great without support for the sciences. medium.com/p/99f78ab122ee

🚨 2-year post-doc position available in my lab. More details below. Please repost! acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc…

New at PLOS SciComm by Nicholas Pulliam (@SciCommPLOS) Beyond the Gene: Why Metaphor Matters in the Story of Cancer scicomm.plos.org/2025/07/29/bey…

I had the great pleasure of interviewing Matthew Facciani, author of “MISGUIDED: Where Misinformation Starts, How It Spreads, and What to Do About It," for @SciCommPLOS scicomm.plos.org/2025/07/24/plo…

Check out these newest PLOS blog posts by @wjsullivan! scicomm.plos.org/2025/07/21/res…