S Cecelia

Int’l community-based nurse researcher | #Foodsystems | #FoodisMedicine | #Breastcancer and #CVrisk | #Black women and #HTN | Community organizer at heart.

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

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[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

'Food is Medicine: Healing Together' focuses on food justice. Dr. Saria Lofton from UIC and Jennine Wise from Good Food is Good Medicine joins WGN Weekend Morning News to share more on their initiative. https://t.co/FvssiyTUNd

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

What a pleasure to talk about Food is Medicine with NBC 5 Chicago! #foodismedicine #Chicago #foodaccess
https://t.co/ryhK5yXU2E

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

This is wonderful news for Food is Medicine! https://t.co/KPShVLtGax

[Deirdre @DeirdreTweets]

There’s only so much heat and flooding land can take. If this keeps up, which it will, we’ll all be paying a lot more for food, until theres no more left to buy, large scale at least. And no, the breadbasket growing areas won’t be moving to higher latitudes. 🌍

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

Food is medicine programs can improve health, reduce food insecurity https://t.co/Aj2DKpqTqN

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

Food is medicine is the future…
https://t.co/Aj2DKpqTqN

@FIMCoalition @CalFIMC @FoodisMedMA

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

South Korea recycles 90% of food waste into feed, fertilizer, and fuel, cutting methane emissions and resource wastage. Something to think about here in the West. #FoodWasteSolutions #ClimateAction https://t.co/MN3Wco9FYu

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

Looking forward to speaking alongside these wonderful speakers about racial differences in breast cancer incidence and cardiovascular risks as a Workbench Researcher using #AllOfUs data

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[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

@kngtrung @SarahJTracy Yep and even then I believe it is still kept for 30 days before deleted from the servers.

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

@SarahJTracy Any input into chatgtp is kept for training the LLM and not sure for how long- but read the TOS. When an offline training model is available which I think is coming, then it maybe be safer to put in our data.

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

@Dr_S_Jefferson Maybe informal mentoring like you do here maybe a possibility? I found informal mentoring through different modalities can be helpful still and students still find value.

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

@Artifexx @scite @LitMaps @zotero @obsdmd Awesome workflow! What are your thoughts on annotating in Zotero and then export annotations automatically through mdnotes ( a Zotero plugin)?

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

@PostPhDRoad @phdhardtalk @PhD_Genie @career_re @PartoutProf @AcademicChatter @_Academicme @PhDVoice @kitty_x_meow Start with one task at a time and put one foot in front of the other. Reframe it as a process and not all the things you have to do. It will get done.

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

@umerasks @AcademicChatter that's a good point.

[Civil Eats @CivilEats]

More states are using Medicaid to develop food-as-medicine initiatives, part of the strategy released by the Biden administration’s White House Conference on Hunger. https://t.co/dPthRvOrvq

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

@MimilovesCLC @YoniFreedhoff This is my point. As stated before, there is a need to provide longer term management for chronic diseases. However, this may not necessarily mean long term meds but a combination of approaches inclusive of diet, exercise and/or specific targeted interventions for that patient.

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

@YoniFreedhoff No I'm just saying aren't these disease processes different and need different approaches possibly?

[S Cecelia @cbpresearcher]

@YoniFreedhoff Blood pressure and weight management are fundamentally different, correct? Shouldn't they have different approaches?