An #MD student and I published a short paper in #BJPOpen reporting how the relationship between #dementia and #COVID risk do not affect all racial and ethnic groups equally. Results were quite surprising! Full article is publicly available for free: https://t.co/1efOVdPMlv
Upstate scientist/researcher Augusta Williams, DSc, says threats from climate change include harm from increased heat; wildfires affecting those with lung-related problems or allergies; and diseases spread by insects that were once confined to the tropics. https://t.co/avRl0UTNKK
Commemorative T-shirts in celebration of the 175th anniversary of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell’s graduation are now on sale!
The shirts will be available Thursday (1/25) at Upstate’s downtown campus in the Academic Building and on Blackwell Day (2/7) in Weiskotten Hall. #Upstate175
Led by @divinedvniee at @UpstateNews, our latest Learner Research paper explores the gap between self-assessed confidence and knowledge in 4th Year medical students.
US Fourth-Year Medical Students: Diabetes Knowledge and Confidence Dissonance
https://t.co/7147JkrGRv
Chris Morley, PhD, chair of the Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Upstate Medical University, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Association for Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH).
Read more: https://t.co/1JHWzUJpH8
Racial and ethnic disparities are present in #COVID diagnosis and adherence to mitigation behaviors (handwashing, masking, social distancing) for older adults. Read for free in my new paper with an @UpstateDPHPM MPH-MD student: https://t.co/CGZ6eOEwdw [1/3]
While the implications of the recent Supreme Court decisions regarding the consideration of race in admissions unfold, the Department of Public Health & Preventive Medicine remains committed to the creation of equitable pathways into health careers. https://t.co/tkkIJuU7Qp
What do we do when we lose one of our own?
Dr. Bradley Middleton was devoted and caring as a father, husband, son, friend, and physician. He passed away suddenly on June 26. His family includes his expecting wife and two children. Please donate at https://t.co/szlPejjAPR
New Study from Dr Jamie Romeiser & colleagues in @PLOSONE #COVID19 symptom load as a risk factor for chronic pain: A national cross-sectional study https://t.co/dvbqcLRVcg
Upstate University Hospital CEO Robert Corona, DO, MBA, has been named to the 2023 list of 101 academic medical center CEOs to know.
Read more: https://t.co/yZNk1UV9Hb
The Spring issue of Upstate Medical University’s Alumni Journal, a publication of the Medical Alumni Association, highlights public health! Check out the issue at the link, and hear from some of our wonderful students and alumni.
https://t.co/3Lo1NdHlyi
Upstate Medical University will award 520 degrees and certifications to its students at its commencement ceremony. One of the graduates is Zacharia Mohamed. He's a Somali refugee who escaped war and moved to Syracuse. https://t.co/b76ZCsmMDi
An @UpstateDPHPM#MPH student from our #PublicHealth Methods-focused concentration published her final paper from my Adv Biostats course, examining the association between #FoodInsecurity and #Depression using the #NHANES. Full article is freely available: https://t.co/cWx4FoSzYN
Upstate’s Institute for Global Health and Translation Science is seeking participants for a pediatric Lyme disease vaccine clinical trial.
Details: https://t.co/YldWTCjtvg
The Mayor of Irpin, Ukraine, Syracuse's new 'sister city,' visited CNY today, and delivered inspiring messages of bravery and perseverance. Upstate Public Health Instructor & Program Coordinator, Zoreslava Osiv, MBA, served as the mayor’s translator. https://t.co/pCnXqk0UEr
Upstate Medical officials greeted and gave a warm welcome to Oleksandr Markushyn — Mayor of Irpin, Ukraine — as Syracuse and Irpin officially announced its union as Sister Cities 🇺🇦