Deborah Bae

[Deborah Bae @dbae10]

How are you harnessing mindsets to improve health? #ICYCAbout

[NPR @NPR]

The financial gap between America’s wealthy hospitals and safety-net hospitals — which take everyone who walks through their doors — has gotten even worse during the pandemic, an NPR and @frontlinepbs investigation finds.
https://t.co/AmFsiLO7AB

[Anne Helen Petersen @annehelen]

hahahahahah "Traditional unions are not well-suited for industries like non-profits and think tanks" hahahahahaha

https://t.co/DBmA9lLlKS

[Kevin Volpp @kevin_volpp]

Why is it that we can’t reduce harm to Americans from guns like other countries? Why can’t our elected leaders do something to stop this? In Australia the last mass shooting was in 1996 - significant restrictions on gun ownership and buy back program followed #enoughisenough

[Leana Wen, M.D. @DrLeanaWen]

Black women are about three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women. We have to talk about this. https://t.co/zPrCVEieq0

[Esther Choo, MD MPH @choo_ek]

Someone please print this on a sign for me to put up in my office

[Alia J. Crum, PhD @AliaCrum]

"Your body is learning how to do the splits!" Viewing side effects as a sign that the treatment is working reduces anxiety and improves treatment outcomes. Great coverage of MBL's latest research by @elandhuis. @rwjf @nih @stanfordmedicine @stanfordsparq https://t.co/K0EeUzsSku

[Deborah Bae @dbae10]

How are you harnessing mindsets to improve health? #ICYCAbout

[Deborah Bae @dbae10]

In a few years instead of doctors inquiring “How do you feel?,” could they also start asking, “How do you think about your health?”

[Deborah Bae @dbae10]

And test out the Edgy Veggies toolkit that the Mind and Body Lab @Stanford has created (look for the Rate this Toolkit button on the right and share your reactions!): https://t.co/UAZKBMWqqf

[Deborah Bae @dbae10]

Mind Over Matter https://t.co/eNEvAUx9oT

[Alia J. Crum, PhD @AliaCrum]

Connecting is Healing. Check out this excellent @nytimes oped written by #stanfordmind&bodylab rockstars @howelaurenc and @karismatically. @RWJF @NIH @StanfordDeptMed https://t.co/zihpXemAPy

[NASEM Health @NASEM_Health]

Civil rights strategies can be used to #promotehealthequity and increase access to the health and environmental benefits that make communities healthy and safe. Learn how at https://t.co/q3OWi5Vydh

[John Lumpkin @jrlumpkin]

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is looking for a new National Program Office for the RWJF Health Policy Research Scholars program.This program is for doctoral students from underrepresented populations or disadvantaged backgrounds-more info at https://t.co/8aERK4mKS3

[RWJF @RWJF]

No parent in America should have to choose between buying food for their kids or paying the rent.

@StoryCorps and @Upworthy help us hear from real families about how SNAP has been a critical support during a time of need. #SNAPmatters https://t.co/5pTphcYz1y

[David French @DavidAFrench]

What. The. Heck.

[Alia J. Crum, PhD @AliaCrum]

"Going to the doctor is largely a psychological experience." New MBL research with @karismatically out in @JournalGIM covered here https://t.co/7chFpVSKI6 via @Stanford. @nih @rwjf @Atul_Gawande @stanfordsparq