Sharing this piece that John Gove thoughtfully wrote over several interviews 😄
Approaching Epidemiology with Empathy | Endeavors https://t.co/nkV4zv1CkB
In this study, we found disproportionately increased long-term risks of hospitalization for physical and mental health conditions among non-white childhood cancer survivors.
https://t.co/yYF7OfDOOc
In the lead-up to #IWD22, join us for a webinar on Rural women & addressing #inequities in #health service coverage
📅Thursday 24 February
🕦14h00-15h30 CET
Learn more about the panelists & find the link to join👉 https://t.co/BTrHAQr6bU
#HealthForAll#InternationalWomensDay
Join us for Tuesday's Epi Seminar! @MarcAEmerson will provide social and historical context for understanding and addressing health disparities in Native American communities, many of which are exacerbated by COVID-19. https://t.co/o5AHWHQc1a
Relationality in research involves the people, community, & the land. In Pt. 1 of Ep. 2, @MarcAEmerson & @DPete9 leads us in a compelling discussion about how learning & practicing relationality benefits their research and work as Diné researchers https://t.co/suPzm5wweZ
This Thurs. tune in for "Storytelling, Climate Justice, & Self-Determined Indigenous Futures" w/ Deborah McGregor + @tmontoya22. Register for FREE: https://t.co/BcnV5DBBQE
Are you interested in learning more about the cancer needs of NC's Indigenous populations? Tune into the next @unc_cn Patient Centered Care lecture presented by @WFCancerEquity's Ronny Bell and @UNCpublichealth's Marc Emerson!
9/8 @ 12 pm
https://t.co/9ysupLOpVN