Thanks to Liz Seegert for inviting me to speak to a group of outstanding reporters today at the Journalism & Women Symposium's Health Journalism Fellowship. Go @womenjournos! So great to finally meet Liz, @barav@RhituC and @jessiehellmann in person.
Looking for a refresher on covering polls or new to political reporting? Join @NPCInstitute's free webinar tomorrow (Jan. 31) on covering polls: https://t.co/A7KL83CYSR
Journalists: Come meet editors in the DC area who are accepting freelance articles 📰
On 12/8 at @PressClubDC, you'll learn strategies for winning pitches, managing freelancing as a business & building the writer and editor relationship. https://t.co/o0EYpfwriQ
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Thank you @StateDept for giving me the opportunity to narrate your digital story AND for clarifying which character I played in that space movie. 🙏❤️👍
https://t.co/WZS8JQ8QOz
LIVE NOW: The Czech Republic is signing the #Artemis Accords, joining more than 20 nations from all over the world committed to the peaceful and safe exploration of space: https://t.co/lWecM3PxEX
I am moderating a panel at the Association of Health Care Journalists - Health Journalism 2023. Please check out my panel if you're attending the event! #HJ23 - via #Whova event app
A.2. Today's news from WSJ/DOE doesn't confirm group #1 (zoonotic) nor does it confirm group #2 (lab); rather, about the only thing it supports is that the overall Lancet Covid-19 Commission Report had it right by presenting in-line w/ group #3 - we still don't know.
Yesterday, the Coronavirus Vaccines R&D Roadmap was released. Its an important document summarizing steps that need to be taken to have better coronavirus vaccines in the future. A great tool for policymakers to direct funding.
https://t.co/UTeEassf3k
@thijskuiken There seems to be a translation error from Khmer to English. The report below (in khmer) states there are 12 contacts to the index case and 4 amongst those 12 report flu like symptoms. https://t.co/N1ItxLhaUK
#H5N1#birdflu is garnering headlines galore. I'm not here to tell you H5 isn't a dangerous virus. But how likely it is to ever be able to spread easily among people isn't currently knowable.
Few people alive know more about H5 than @CDCgov's Tim Uyeki. https://t.co/LqZkvdsZhl
A key quote in @HelenBranswell's story on understanding avian flu: “Trying to predict what H5N1 will do in the human population absolutely requires a great deal of scientific humility,” said CIDRAP’s Michael Osterholm. https://t.co/guwOLclpTj
Bummer that this Johns Hopkins' COVID tracker is shutting down in March. It was an invaluable resource during these past 3 years: https://t.co/0uryJGckFU
Interested in the latest research on long COVID? Join @barav for a webinar with the #NIH's Dr. Gary Gibbons on Feb. 10, 2 p.m. ET.
https://t.co/GBUHpBxAMf
Interested in the latest research on long COVID? Join @barav for a webinar with the #NIH's Dr. Gary Gibbons on Feb. 10, 2 p.m. ET.
https://t.co/GBUHpBxAMf
Interested in the latest research on long COVID? Join @barav for a webinar with the #NIH's Dr. Gary Gibbons on Feb. 10, 2 p.m. ET.
https://t.co/GBUHpBxAMf