Founder of A.R.E. Public Relations - Gluten-Free PR & Marketing, Celiac Disease advocate & writer, Half-Marathoner, San Francisco native, major travel bugger
They tried to take away your independent choice for president and I'm not going to let them.
Watch the presidential debate as it is supposed to be and decide for yourself.
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Congrats to @Stanford_ChEMH founder Chaitan Khosla & co-director @CarolynBertozzi on the new building & faculty in a uniquely collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to "place highly promising scientific bets and accelerate more wins in their quest to invent better medicines."
Stanford Children's Health has opened its doors to a new pediatric specialty services center in San Francisco, offering access to dedicated outpatient care for children and adolescents, centrally located and all in one place. https://t.co/PiDDdtsLJ6
Celiac disease is an ideal model to study autoimmunity and the microbiome, as it is the only autoimmune disease for which both the genes & environmental trigger are known @Benioff@mfgrp@lynch_lab@Stanford_ChEMH @StanfordBioE @CeliacDoc#celiac Example: https://t.co/nHuWZYNspe
Amazing match well deserved win by @rogerfederer I had some chances but... Roger played better. Good luck for the final @Wimbledon 2019. Thanks all for the support. Always fantastic to be here. See you next year! 😘
Celiac disease is the most commonly inherited autoimmune disorder, and is more common than Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, type 1 diabetes and cystic fibrosis. Our experts at @StanfordChild offer a full spectrum of care: https://t.co/acIHpu09ix #CeliacDiseaseAwarenessMonth
The second annual @StanfordChild Pediatric Innovation Showcase has now concluded. Watch for a full recap of the event later next week. #PedsInnovation19
Most moms-to-be know that exercising during pregnancy can be a big plus for mood and physical health. But how much is too much? We asked Justin Thompson, MD, an avid cyclist and physician at Women’s Health in Palo Alto, about advice he gives to patients: https://t.co/V3ScLxPUZq
I don’t think of myself just as a Tibetan or a Buddhist, but as a human being. We have to think of the whole of humanity. Being human is the common ground in our efforts to create a better world. Remember, we all survive in dependence on others.
Great article on all the good stuff that happens when scientists tweet. Engagement between scientists, doctors, patients, advocates and industry has become invaluable to disease communities such as ours #celiac
And just like that another successful @SRVEForg mini run is in the books. Funds raised at today's race will benefit kids in the San Ramon Valley Unified School District. A special thank you to our volunteers, including those from @StanfordChild Bayside Medical Group - Pleasanton.
Kids are ready for #backtoschool thanks to the efforts of @AlamedaCoFire and Stanford Children's Health Specialty Services, Emeryville. A total of 48 backpacks with supplies were collected and donated to schools in Alameda County.
What exactly is the witching hour? Dr. Ambreen Syed of Stanford Children’s Health Peninsula Pediatric Medical Group - Menlo Park, enlightens us on this common phenomenon observed among babies. https://t.co/bEZatAmjCf