LOVED this book from the Buck’s own @deenaemera! It (briefly) explains a lot of female biology that I’d never thought about and left me curious for more. Also, a cool insight into the way evolutionary biologists think about scientific questions and hypotheses
Zoom in on everything from simple household electronics to beloved tourist destinations and find fascinating histories. Authors like @Marcissist and @deenaemera will guide you through some surprising stories.
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🤔 Ever wonder about the evolution of the female body? Join our exploration of “A Brief History of the Female Body” by @deenaemera.
She’ll join us this week on her book tour!
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📣 Announcing!
Our special edition #WomensHealth Authors Book Club.
Our first guest is evolutionary geneticist and educator, Dr. @deenaemera
Get the opportunity to meet the author of “A brief history of the Female Body” this November 16th!
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Can evolutionary principles help to transform biomedicine? Join me, @RandyNesse, Dan Blumstein, @AthenaAktipis, @MollyMFox, and Bernard Crespi for a deep dive into the steps required to realize the potential of evolutionary medicine.
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Tomorrow at 11 am!
Dr. Deena Emera @deenaemera & Rachel Lehmann-Haupt will be at Marin Country Mart in Larkspur celebrating Dr. Emera’s new book- A Brief History of the Female Body.
Discussion followed by Q&A & book signing!
Register: https://t.co/mJ8fe4uK3o
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It’s a must read! Delighted to host the book launch of A Brief History of the Female Body by our Senior Scientist & Writer in Residence @deenaemera. Great conversation with Professor @jenngarrison. #Livebetterlonger
After spending an incredible weekend reading it, I want to congratulate @deenaemera on publishing “A Brief History of the Female Body: An Evolutionary Look at How and Why the Female Form Came to Be.”
Don't miss this exciting event taking place at Buck on Wed, Aug 23 @ 4pm: A Brief History of the Female Body. @deenaemera in conversation with @jenngarrison. Free event. No registration required. Sponsored by @bookpassage. https://t.co/HshL2Jem5u
Thanks to everyone who has ordered the book and shared with friends. I hope you enjoy it and learn something new. You can order here: https://t.co/wX3Krnm1aI
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It’s publication day for A Brief History of the Female Body!
In my research, I’ve learned so much fascinating, surprising, and important information about the female body. I felt compelled to share it with others at a time when there’s such a lack of information....
and misinformation about women’s health and bodies. I don’t pretend to have all the answers in this book, but I’m hoping it elevates the conversation about our bodies, health, well-being, and aging.
Sat. Aug. 26th at 11am
Dr. Deena Emera @deenaemera & Rachel Lehmann-Haupt will be at Marin Country Mart in Larkspur to celebrate Dr. Emera’s new book- A Brief History of the Female Body. Discussion followed by Q&A & book signing!
Register: https://t.co/mJ8fe4ucdQ
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I wrote about my grandmother in
@sfchronicle today. I talk about her journey from Egypt to Nigeria to the US, her love of animals and work, and the decline she is experiencing in her 90's. Watching her suffer reminds me everyday that we must invest more in women's health.
Sat. Aug. 26th at 11am
Dr. Deena Emera @deenaemera & Rachel Lehmann-Haupt will be at Marin Country Mart in Larkspur to celebrate Dr. Emera’s new book- A Brief History of the Female Body. Discussion followed by Q&A & book signing!
Register: https://t.co/mJ8fe4uK3o
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