Wow there are a ton of #ResearchAudiology jobs open right now! Love to see research positions for AuDs & study coordinator positions for gap-year students!
A publication of mine that got out during last month in JSLHR! It was a great experience for me working with this population of prelingually deaf children with cochlear implants and considering some outcomes relative to postlingually deaf adults.
https://t.co/S8XGolQxHI
As a Geriatrician and a fellow human, what an example of positive ageing & and what a way to go; at home, with family, comfortably, quickly and enjoying life up until your final days.
What a woman.
Feeling unsteady is not a sign of instability. It's often a path to progress.
Standing still feels secure, but gaining momentum to move forward requires tilt or sway. Walking is controlled falling.
Being in equilibrium breeds comfort. Feeling off balance leads to growth.
Three out of four women seeking an abortion in the US are low-income. Research shows limiting access to the procedure is likely to make poor women poorer, as we reported back in 2019. https://t.co/HLjvmKJJR2
I feel like more youth mental health treatment research papers should start their method sections with "In a sample of children whose caregivers had the time, resources, understansing of mental health, and trust in research(ers) to enroll their kid in a clinical trial.."
@rachelnpr @nprgreene @NPR@MorningEdition On “Up First” I especially liked how happily @nprgreene would greet those he was interviewing. (“Hi!!”) It made me feel like he sincerely enjoyed the person he was talking to, which made me pay special attention to the conversation.
When we deny our history and pain, our history and pain own us.
When we have the courage to own our stories of pain, fear, and oppression, we can write a new story.
Today we start a new story of unity, inclusivity, democracy, science, and empathy.
#BidenHarris2020