Did you know our #PublicHealth students attended the @LAGlobalHealth Conference earlier this year? Check out the photos we captured at the event—it was a pleasure to meet new colleagues who share our passion for #GlobalHealth! https://t.co/ZjcPerf4Pp @USCOnline
Got to meet the CEO of Endiatx, @torreysmith, today at #NextMedHealth and learn about the future of health - Robot Pills!
Not only is it mad cool, it's gonna revolutionize healthcare
This is a good intro for anyone trying to figure out what is going on with this whole Monkeypox situation.
Nothing to be overly worried about... Yet 🐒
https://t.co/2qPGAO6pDj
#PM565 Really fascinating new story developing in global health. Severe acute hepatitis in children in different countries, but without any form of the hepatitis virus 🧐
https://t.co/flRYm9WuM2
In my Intro to Global Health Class this week we learned about NTDs (Neglected Tropical Diseases).
As an assignment I made this graphic on #Onchocerciasis.
It's a debilitating disease, but treatment is possible and affordable!
The more people know, the more people can do to help
I'm not saying that you should or shouldn't watch the Olympics, but I hope that these games serve as an opportunity to spread awareness about the genocide that is happening in China
https://t.co/YPZXNMb8Tl
@shaun_vids This is literally a textbook example of misrepresenting statistics. As in I remember them showing and debunking this exact argument in an entry level stats class
A wonderful example of what can happen when expertise and experience from different fields come together.
At the intersection of architecture, epidemiology, entomology, and physics we find solutions to enduring problems that have challenged humanity for generations.
An excellent article from @WIRED that demonstrates that even scientists can fall prey to dogmatic traditions if we don't maintain both vigilance and open-mindedness to the evolving theories that underpin what we think we know about how things work
https://t.co/eDwQL4bjAI
Really excited to take part in this symposium! Intersectionality and Public Health might be a mouthful, but these kind of integrative spaces are really important in all sciences.
Somehow, it's simultaneously true that Police Department budgets all across the country continue to grow over time and yet officers are under-trained, overworked, uneducated and don't have the infrastructure to combat their institutionalized racism?
Where is the accountability?
Unfortunately there is nothing ironic or shocking about the killing of Ma'khia Bryant happening on the same day as the verdict of the Chauvin trial
It's sad that we STILL can't trust police to de-escalate situations
Instead, they use deadly force to murder black and brown people