Excited to join the @PLOSGPH Editorial Board, a new #OpenScience journal for public health research that broadens the range of global perspectives we learn from to advance the health of all humankind.
UPDATED: our massive database of PhD fellowships is available for download.
We list 195 different fellowships with description of the award, eligibility criteria, deadline and amount.
Download for free here: https://t.co/1h76jJaHOv
"Geriatric" pregnancy. "Incompetent" cervix. "Hostile" uterus.
Why do some words evolve, while others go on haunting moms’ medical charts like the ghosts of medicine past? 👻
For @TheAtlantic, I investigate the strange realm of pregnancy language:
https://t.co/Ij2fG2jLy9
A recent @washingtonpost opinion piece speculated that COVID-19 deaths are over-counted.
Our new @ConversationUS article explains why this piece is flawed.
COVID-19 deaths are not overcounted; most evidence indicates they are undercounted.
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https://t.co/mEtqd84NXZ
The South Asian Public Health Association expresses our deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to the families and friends of the recent victims of the horrific tragedy in Monterey Park, CA.
Please read our full statement below:
Taxi to JFK. Driver asks: where are you from? Argentina, I say. Driver turns around. Opens his jacket. He is wearing an Argentinean football jersey with the number 10 in it. I’m from Bangladesh, he says. We are big fans! You don’t believe me? Let me show you. Hilarity ensues…
🚨 WANT TO LEARN HOW TO COLLECT DATA FROM TWITTER WITH THE NEW "ACADEMIC DEVELOPER TRACK"? 🚨 Check out this wonderful video featuring @suhemparack which we recorded at the Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science @DukeU last summer: https://t.co/IMdCIEG7Yz
Dr. Dilip Mahalanabis was a pioneer. His work to treat diarrheal disease amid a humanitarian crisis & invention of oral rehydration therapy helped save 54M lives in the past 50 yrs. Although I didn't get to meet him in person, he will be missed greatly. https://t.co/YeADG3kGw4
Interested in what we know abt measurement, prevalence & dynamics around sexual harassment in the global south?
Our friends @heidistoeckl @Isabellepson@JoyceWamoyi have ya covered 👇🏾
Quant [49 studies]: https://t.co/m3VA7iGYFE
Qual [34 studies]: https://t.co/1pK42stn7Y
SPH alum Barbara Ferrer of @lapublichealth: "Vaccines are not an equalizer."
She goes on to explain that unvaccinated people living in the wealthiest communities have a lower rate of hospitalization than people in communities with high rates of poverty who are fully vaccinated.
Delighted to announce the launch today of our new book, “The Commercial Determinants of Health.” Special thanks to co-editors @petticrewmark and @spidermaani for their partnership – it was a pleasure to collaborate on this. Order here from @OUPAcademic: https://t.co/c9t38KLeDL
"If you're not at the table, you're on the menu". Join @CKyobutungi @paimadhu @daktari1@mcwangari@pksiema and I as we discuss 'Anti-blackness in Global Health' next Monday 31.10.2022 at 15h00 East African Time. #DecolonizeGlobalHealth
Register here:
https://t.co/AOu8GN0aOz
A triple crisis of health, climate + lost development is looming in the Global South.
A new proposal lays out a blueprint for comprehensive debt relief to free up resources + help countries mount green, inclusive recoveries.
Here's how it would work: https://t.co/IOVDdbRBe6
Why do people stay poor?
Clare Balboni (@MITEcon), @orianabandiera (@LSEEcon), Robin Burgess (@LSEEcon), @maitreesh (@LSEEcon) & Anton Heil (@LSEEcon) on poverty traps and the implications for development policy:
https://t.co/j8JqA60VMw