Robert L Cook, MD,MPH, is Director of the SHARC Center at the University of Florida. He is interested in health outcomes related to HIV, alcohol, and marijuana.
I wrote about my journey in #infectiousdiseases including my Mom's influence @NIAIDNews
Diverse Metrics of Success for Physician-Scientists: Reflections on My Path and the Evolving Role of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases https://t.co/bMRJdmt6iU
According to the @CDCgov, millions of Americans have chronic viral #hepatitis.
In honor of #HepatitisTestingDay, @cookbob1127 explains how people can have hepatitis without realizing it and answers other common questions about the #disease. ⬇️#Article
https://t.co/xX0US8viDF
Talk about instruction! Directed by @UFPHHP’s @cookbob1127 and funded by @NIAAAnews, @SHARCTWEETS's T32 #Training Program delivers an academic curriculum, maximizes professionalism, ensures science communication skills and provides #mentoring. 🚀🎓
@AJ_Gordon agree that impact is what we hope for. But it’s a nearly impossible bar for many to have measurable impact and to see the impact of our single pieces of a 1000 piece puzzle.
Yesterday, Dr. Chris Delcher spent the day with SHARC students, faculty, and staff. He gave a presentation on wastewater epidemiology, and triangulation on HIV and opioids; at the luncheon afterwards, he spent some time mentoring advanced PDP participants.
The Southern HIV and Alcohol Research Consortium is offering pre- and postdoctoral T-32 fellowships! These fellowships include competitive funding and world-class training in substance use and HIV research. If interested, email [email protected] | @UF@UF_HHP@SHARCTWEETS
Final call to all grad students, postdocs and early-stage investigators. It's the last week to enter a poster competition for #EPIResearchDay2024!
Submit an abstract by Sunday, Feb. 2 for a chance to win a $1,000 award: https://t.co/q7CkziWYwT. Second place wins a $500 award.
How bout our SHARC PhD student Nanyangwe Siuluta for a well deserved outstanding international student! Nanyangwe is from Zambia and is leading our local community engagement activity in north Floria. You go girl!
At the National Hispanic Science Network - great meeting for thinking about disparities substance use and mentoring and training. Getting a good update on alcohol in the US. @SHARCTWEETS