We share with deep sadness the passing of Dr. G. Ralph Corey, a revered physician, mentor, and global health leader whose contributions shaped Duke’s residency program and infectious disease research for decades. His loss is deeply felt by our community. https://t.co/T6GxVypy1H
🚨NEWS UPDATE🚨
About 72 hours ago, WHO publicly endorsed the new malaria vaccine R21/Matrix-M, making it the world's second malaria vaccine.
Uganda now plans to roll out the vaccine. An amazing tool that can be used to fight a deadly disease #HealthUganda#globalhealth 🌎💉
We are all here on this planet, as tourists, as it were. None of us can live here forever. The longest we might live is a hundred years. So while we are here we should try to have a good heart and to make something positive and useful of our lives.
Congrats to @KathleenCoreyMDhysician for being promoted to associate professor in GI at Mass General. She is the First Women Physician to have this recognition. As an impressive Wolverine and Duke Alumni, very proud of her @MassGeneralNews@DukeAlumni@michiganalumni
Congratulations to @AmericanUAlum changemaker @YamiPayano, whose startup, @Sign_Speak_, which empowers Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals to use ASL, has won $100,000 from the @Google for Startups Black Founders Fund! https://t.co/55xY4DaUdj
We are celebrating inclusivity in technology policy at an event honoring @AmericanUAlum and @ITU Telecommunications Development Bureau Director @DoreenBogdan on Sept. 23, featuring a keynote address by National Cyber Director Chris Inglis. Register now: https://t.co/lVX0ff6cE8
Does Tucker know families with a vulnerable child? Cancer? Autoimmune condition? Pre/post-transplant? As if the pandemic wasn't hard enough for those parents, last night he told his audience to report us to the authorities for child abuse for having our kid wear a mask outdoors.
Not one question at that press conference about covid. What a ridiculous failure by the press corps to focus on the issue that the vast majority of Americans care about most.
Teachers at high risk for Covid-19 should have options for virtual learning, CDC chief Dr. Rochelle Walensky says following the agency's updated guidance for reopening schools #CNNSOTU https://t.co/GORbZU7gPv