‘We Want to Protect Our Community’—At @BUSPH Dean’s Seminar, experts in infectious disease, ethics, and public policy examined what is known and unknown about COVID-19 and how to respond effectively: https://t.co/jklgjtjSyD #COVID19#PublicHealth
This week, @neidl scientists are suiting up to conduct research on live samples of the novel #coronavirus. They're working to:
⏺️ better understand the way the coronavirus infects cells & leads to #COVID19
⏺️ ID effective treatments & vaccine candidates. https://t.co/1OPzS7wghV
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“We need to test at least 1,000 people a day & probably more. We have to test people at low-risk, otherwise we’re finding only obvious cases & not catching those who may unknowingly spread the disease.” @BUSPH expert on the need for more #COVID19 testing. https://t.co/MMowfI858L
Dean to Chair Statewide Emergency Task Force on Coronavirus & Equity—@BUSPH Dean @sandrogalea will co-chair effort, aiming to mitigate impact on populations who could be disproportionally affected by COVID-19—or by steps taken to combat it https://t.co/Rw7ZmYfOxl #COVID19
Our #COVID19 info sheet is now available in 11 languages! Check them out on my github:https://t.co/axLndK6KHC
Huge huge thanks to everyone who helped translate, copy, and proofread!!
cc @BenjaminLinas @The_BMC
Four Lessons from COVID-19—As the global pandemic moves closer to home, @BUSPH Dean @sandrogalea shares some thoughts on what we have learned so far: https://t.co/tlKGUQbuhL #covid19#PublicHealth
Transgender Cancer Survivors Have Complex Medical Needs—They are many times more likely to have diabetes and cardiovascular disease, and have particularly high rates of depression and unhealthy lifestyle factors https://t.co/UIXnBFBrX6 @BUSPH@BUexperts
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Staff Member Appointed Vice-Chair of BU LGBTQIA+ Network—Thomas Lee, Jr. (SPH’19) will develop activities, goals for the initiative, one of four new Faculty & Staff Networks to promote diversity, equity, inclusion across the University: https://t.co/wCIHPJlPux @BUSPH@BU_Tweets
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“At this time of challenge for health, we would be remiss indeed if we did not use this moment to build a healthier world, by learning the lessons of the coronavirus and putting them into practice.”
https://t.co/CFCLIldtVb v @sciam
COVID-19: ‘This Epidemic Can Go Two Ways’—@BUSPH Prof and head of @GeoSentinel, Davidson Hamer, on tracking the new coronavirus, identifying outbreaks in low-income countries, and helping Boston prepare https://t.co/JEowa2la7C #Coronavirus#COVID2019#COVID#PublicHealth
Drinking Weakens Bones of People Living with HIV—@BUSPH study finds any level of alcohol consumption decreases bone formation and raises risk of osteoporosis in people living with HIV, but more consumption causes more harm: https://t.co/WQrJsU61sS #PublicHealth
[3/12/20, 4:30pm] @BUSPH panel will bring together experts in infectious disease as well as in ethics and human rights to discuss what we know, what we should do as the outbreak evolves: https://t.co/ybGw3UA9C7 #Coronavirus#COVID2019#COVID#PublicHealth
Social Determinant Screening Misses Patients at Risk of Utility Shut-Off—Researchers at @BUSPH, @BUMedicine, and @The_BMC found that fraction of patients at risk of having utilities shut off were identified through social determinants of health screening: https://t.co/QlL1KUWj02
From @BU_Tweets The Brink: A Novel Program to Reduce Sugary Drink Consumption and Obesity Risk in Children—@BUSPH’s @DrMonicaWang receives $3.3 million @NIH grant to work with 10 local Boys & Girls Clubs: https://t.co/Gs5jr6ZTMm
Covid-19 has exposed the shortcomings of our approach to health. Minimizing disease risk means creating a healthy society, where infectious threats cannot take hold. Thoughts in @sciam: https://t.co/CFCLIldtVb @BUSPH@BUexperts@PublicHealth@HealthyBoston
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