When life gives me lemons, I eat them and destroy my enamel. PhD with focus in medical anthropology, biomedical informatics, psychology, eating behavior
Please note that telehealth expansion as we use it now is from the Trump-era AND it is one of the few bipartisan issues left. Talk to your representatives to ensure some of our most vulnerable population has continued access to their healthcare professionals come January 1 2025.
New skinny bill being worked on will likely include disaster relief, farm subsidies, and raising debt ceiling. Extensions of healthcare services including the telehealth flexibilities are bipartisan but are at risk right now. People could lose access to their healthcare on Jan 1
Eliminating vital telehealth extensions from a year-end funding bill would stifle healthcare innovation and technology. Don’t go backwards and unwind all of the progress that was made to make healthcare more accessible to US patients.
@PhoenixParks there are hundreds of tarantula hawks around Young man trail head. They’re not aggressive but do tend to smack into you when it’s windy. Not sure how to alert people to be cautious around the area
#Singleuseplastic water bottles are one of the biggest sources of trash in our national parks and 3/4 plastic water bottles end up in landfills or incinerators. Join me in urging @SecDebHaaland to ban the sale of single-use plastic bottles in our parks: https://t.co/GAOEcyInkI
Something many universities have been struggling with….Indiana University vaccine mandate upheld by federal judge - The Washington Post https://t.co/ZwBgXYtnCi
@scicomm_jc A bit of both. During COVID-19, we saw a lot of news sources citing preprints (some of which were not accepted by journals or reworked). At the same time, a lot of that information was also extremely helpful in preparing for the pandemic...media plays a supporting role in outcome
Also, note that this week clinical trials start for COVID-19 vaccine for pregnant women. Nothing yet regarding testing for women breastfeeding. https://t.co/gRlWUDowQd
I thought I’d close 2020 off with a pair of my favorite subjects from this year, The Burrowing Owl. Seen here is their uncanny ability to keep an eye over their territory as well as get FLUFFY!
#Birds#TwitterNatureCommunity
The instrument platform of the 305m telescope at Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico fell overnight. No injuries were reported. NSF is working with stakeholders to assess the situation. Our top priority is maintaining safety. NSF will release more details when they are confirmed.
For ASU students. Students in crisis can turn to the office of Student Advocacy and Assistance to request relief in many forms: financial, medical, housing, legal assistance, food, and more. https://t.co/DMfzImHxMJ