Remember, pepper spray is oil based. If you get sprayed DO NOT rub your eyes. Immediately blink as much as you can to wash out some of the oil with your own tears. Then, wash your eyes with baby shampoo or dilute dishwashing soap and rinse copiously. Water alone won't do much. Also, take out your contacts.
I am so thrilled to be joining the @StanfordCTSurg family with @osmanmoneer by my side!!! Many thanks to all the mentors, family and friends who helped us get here ❤️ See you soon, California!
CTTU health advocate & graduating Yale med school student Chinye Ijeli gives the housing committee a lesson on the health impacts of no cause eviction: “I am here to tell you that eviction is a health issue, and that eviction policy is health policy”
How can FDA & CMS align policies to ensure that medical device innovation is based on strong and representative evidence?
In a new @JAMACardio Special Communication, we explore market authorization and coverage for Breakthrough cardiovascular🫀 devices.
https://t.co/2dot88CyPW
This October will be 5 years since the completion of Mothers, Daughters, & Sisters Of The Firelight. Just a reminder of what this wall on the Farmington Canal Greenway in New Haven looked like before 140 people collaborated as a community to create this work of public art.
I’m blessed and honored to have completed the 2022-2023 med school admissions process to earn 21 acceptances and over $2 million in merit-based scholarships.
I thank God and countless family members, friends, mentors, and colleagues for their support!
#BlackMed2027#BMWC#BMIM
Hi #MedTwitter, I'm Chinye! I am an MS4 at Yale applying into #familymedicine. I am really into health policy and health equity. I love music and community organizing. #Match2024
7 students are the first class to graduate through the University of New Haven and the Yale Prison Education Initiative
"When you get to those classes, you don’t feel like you’re in prison .. You literally feel like you’re not in the same place anymore."
https://t.co/i32nO4oIR1