"Perhaps you'll have a modestly scaled career: good but not famous. But you will do work that allows you to live with yourself. That's the bigger dream. To do work that doesn't do violence to what is human in you." (3/3) Just want everyone I know to internalize this...
Excited to share new work with @akila29m, @anthzhong, & Dr. Gaurab Basu @HarvardCCHANGE, out now in @JournalGIM!
Raises questions about the alignment between policy goals and political contributions
Read here: https://t.co/tWMlG1h40G
As Long COVID continues to strain health care systems, it’s vital to keep studying patterns of recovery. Very grateful to work with @rishimshah under the mentorship of @MitsuakiSawano@VirusesImmunity@hmkyale!
One of our favorites from 2023:
@EricBoodman traveled to Virginia to learn how a conservative, gun-toting doctor defended abortion access in Appalachia. https://t.co/8wP5oWUuRz
"My friend Lee Caggiano, who died several weeks ago, was not famous," @JohnGHendy writes. "But through her work, she changed one particular corner of the world: Lee made people who stutter, like me, want to talk." https://t.co/6LAWVjU1Rh
this year, for my birthday, I'm raising funds for Sristi Village, an NGO in rural South India where I'm living and working. learn more, follow my blogs, & contribute here: https://t.co/z59k7iMHit! my work is supported by @AIFoundation
It has been a pleasure to collaborate with @akila29m on the Patient Support Corps at @MassGeneralNews. This article outlines the motivation and process of supporting patients in visit preparation. @ksepucha@mghsdm
I talked to the incredible @EloraHC71@drbhatpsych & twitterless Dr. Rochana Majumdar about pervasive mental health stigmas & long-standing taboos in South Asian communities, all of which they describe as the "deep-state of the South Asian diaspora" -- https://t.co/embD10skus
I've reported on the Harvard presidency for nearly a year @TheCrimson. This piece is my exploration of a question about the storied job's past — a question about liberalism, history, & Harvard's complex attitude toward a shifting American public. (1/8)
https://t.co/aNSySWDB7i
Just posted: Worrisome racial disparities in monkeypox. By me, with amazing @statnews interns @akila29m and Katherine C. Gilyard https://t.co/4WPwwJPm4G via @statnews
Simple blood tests taken on the day of a traumatic brain injury can predict which patients are likely to die or survive with severe disability, a study showed. https://t.co/RrWW4Yd7uV
This year it's not Covid that colleges and universities are necessarily preparing for. It's monkeypox. From @statnews and @akila29m https://t.co/AqFnnytQmR
I wrote about Sania Khan's murder and the pressure South Asian women face to keep quiet and endure abuse because if we leave “what will people think." I spoke with survivors who told me they can see themselves in Sania and the message she spread on TikTok.
https://t.co/t40ErnSlQn
Thanks to everyone @ Freedom House 2.0, esp Tashina Hosey and to @rpcrowe, @jrudmanmd, @DouglasRandell, @AnjniJoiner, @AndraMF, @BenWWeston, @CashRebeccaE, @MattEdwardsMD among others for the help. And of course thanks to @GideonGil for shaping the piece with meticulous edits!
Following in the footsteps of the nation's pioneering, mostly Black ambulance service from the 1970s, a program called Freedom House 2.0 aims to diversify #EMS. But 29 of the first 30 grads chose not to pursue the profession. Some of their challenges: https://t.co/pXzrXmWdev
When the race of EMS crews doesn’t match the population they serve, inequities in care proliferate. Read how low pay, long hours, unspoken fraternity that makes the job feel like an 'old boys club' can all fail providers and patients.