Gratitude to @dwallacewells@nytimes for his coverage of our recent paper, "Missing Americans: Early Death in the U.S., 1933-2021".
https://t.co/eoVdBanoTE
Gratitude to @dwallacewells@nytimes for his coverage of our recent paper, "Missing Americans: Early Death in the U.S., 1933-2021".
https://t.co/eoVdBanoTE
The "Missing Americans" offers another way to look at the U.S. mortality disadvantage, which often focuses on differences in life expectancy, e.g.: @shwoolf https://t.co/N2gpWtUKlQ
1. Thank you to @BostonGlobe for continuing to shine a light on COVID and its impacts on mortality and morbidity. Since the shift in racial/ethnic patterns of deaths is perhaps a bit surprising, I want to walk through our findings and some hypotheses. 🧵
https://t.co/MiuMmF4BK1
It is also terrible national security policy. Anyone here feel safer knowing we are doing next to nothing to protect livelihoods and mitigate the climate refugee crisis?
Let me get this straight: Congress is planning $858B for military and $1B for climate aid to poor countries. A giant FU to the worlds poor who are already impacted by climate change of our making.
That wastewater trend is not good at all. No idea what the peak will be but there seems to have been a significant increase in transmission in the last week or so. Any good explanations?
**New Faculty Opening** in our department. (See links below.) BU School of Public Health is a great place to work; DM me if you want to chat about it. (NB: I am not on the search committee.)
We are currently running searches for faculty roles in our Environmental and Global Health departments. We look forward to welcoming new community members. @BUSPH https://t.co/vACoqre0cz (Environmental Health) https://t.co/EASGiVawGQ (Global Health)