New systematic review out in ERL on interactions between ocean sectors. This #openaccess paper is our latest contribution to the #BlueEconomy discussions, highlighting a network of interactions among economic sectors in the ocean space. https://t.co/lxnVYmk97p 🧵 1/4
1/5 Introducing The Epidemiologist R Handbook! Collaboratively written by and for applied epidemiologists. Check out https://t.co/54v72WHIzX and share widely!
The Global Economic Dynamics and the Biosphere programme (GEDB) at KVA is hiring research assistants! 🌍 Apply here if you want to work with a great group of people on global health & environmental change topics. Epidemiology skills are appreciated! https://t.co/f4XiUwnpIL
An important change in terminology:
“Social distancing” is to now be called “physical distancing”.
It is healthy to remain socially connected through these challenging times, but also healthy to keep our physical distance.
#COVID19
Sweden suffers tropical heat triggering social problems. Warmest ever. 1 degree C warmer than previous record, i.e., follows global warming. But there is abrupt shift. Warming Arctic, causing Jetstream to lock high pressure in the North, could be the cause https://t.co/sjPEv1nPY1
New research in @nature finds that air pollution is responsible for premature deaths of over 400,000 children is Africa. Reducing #pollution would have an enormous benefit, larger than most known health interventions. https://t.co/yLMF5B5Lad
RT @RSTMH: Sierra Leone is one of the world’s poorest countries, its health system wrecked by war and the 2014 #Ebola outbreak. Yet #SierraLeone is doing better at beating back #NTDs than almost anywhere else in Africa. How? https://t.co/VhVlSxGbCq #globalhealth