Understanding how dementia biomarkers and genetic information are used in research and clinical care is critical for healthcare professionals and people with and at risk for dementia. Read more in our latest blog on Ethics in AD: https://t.co/oT39Eji0hp #Alzheimers#ethics
So this was in my drafts folder:
If they overturn #RoeVsWade while I’m on set filming Handmaid’s Tale, it will be the biggest, least satisfying I told you so ever.
@LidiaMouraNVL @vmourajr @MGHValue@Harvard@HarvardGSAS Hey were you there yesterday, or just today? I didn’t see you but only did yesterday. Glad you were celebrating and have so much to celebrate. Congratulations!
Bringing a reproductive justice lens to the abortion rights issue with my op-ed in @the_emancipator Overturning Roe is what's "egregiously wrong" from a public health perspective, a humanitarian perspective, and an equity perspective. https://t.co/mMaKNStm0n #healthequity
Over a generation of women have been trained in obgyn yet women are still not at the table as decisionmakers for the intellectual discourse (academic publishing) in this field. #MedTwitter#WomenInMedicine#InclusionIsNotEquity
Why the first 24 hours after stroke are important? Our study published in @Brain1878 used GWAS and eQTL to identify genes regulates neuronal excitably as key players in in the long-term recovery of the patients. @Neuro_Genomics@laura_actg@JinMooLee1 https://t.co/joq3Prucf4
Many people on all sides of the masks “debate” need to spend time learning what a ‘cause’ is (and what a cause isnt!).
Highly recommend @ranilillanjum & @SDMumford’s A Very Short Intro, but if even that is too long for you I summarized it here👇🏼 https://t.co/nT49lj9Zax
Don't miss: On Friday, May 6th join us virtually for "The 6th Cutter Symposium: Epidemiology and Causes." We have a stellar line-up of speakers: @mendal_random, @MariaGlymour, @_MiguelHernan. Sign up here: https://t.co/t8TbShX7qq. @HarvardChanSPH.
Not enough people know:
NYC is now offering *free, same-day home delivery* of paxlovid (new, effective anti-viral pill).
If you test pos, especially if you're hi-risk, ask your doc about this treatment. If you don't have a doc call 212-COVID19.
And for now we have good supply.
In grad school, I remember thinking that if people understood how inextricably linked our health is with our neighbor's health, then maybe they would see the need for universal Healthcare. I never thought we'd be caring enough to do it bc it was the right thing to do,
Please watch this short @NAHCA film on the experiences of certified nurse aides working in nursing homes during the pandemic. Very powerful! Thanks @LoriPorterNAHCA for putting this together
https://t.co/Zse8kUiAtV
OK, @EpiEllie taught me there ain't nothing wrong with using Twitter to bring eyes to your pubs for citation metrics--so someone PLEASE cite this awesome paper on MCI and scams by @sdukehan so my h-index moves to the next tens digit! #aint2proud2beg https://t.co/eJPvL0rU5D
A micro-linguistics lesson:
Pandemic, epidemic, & endemic are words for diseases in populations, so they all contain “demic” which means people (like “demographics”).
Pan- means all
Epi- means upon
En- means within
En-demic. Not End-emic.
Within the people. Always a problem.
Bari Weiss (who edited my first NYT piece ever, in all transparency) is “done with Covid.”
Splendid!
However, let’s be data driven.
The nation’s healthcare system is not.
So please take a tour of some hospitals before you say mitigation doesn’t matter anymore.
I believe this is one of the most important articles written this entire pandemic
It hits on a topic that is central to our failed pandemic response
Public Health is not just a lot of Medicine stacked up.
Medicine can even be anti-public health
1/ https://t.co/RvZKMkSbQt
I see a lot of people - on both "sides" - making simple mistakes about masks. I've studied PPE, taught PPE, and overseen PPE programs, including teams implementing fit testing in hospitals, long before covid.
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