I am thrilled to have passed my dissertation proposal defense this week! Thank you to my chair, committee members, and all the friends and family who continue to support me on this journey!
Congratulations to our very own lab members, Shachar Gazit-Rosenthal and Bryan Shannon!
Bryan will be inducted into the national Delta Omega Public Health Honors Society. Shachar won the Robert S. and Barbara A. Gold Public Health Innovation Award for her poster.
Are you Latina 14 years old & up? Are you pregnant or a new mom? Calling Latinas pregnant & new moms for a @UofMaryland@umdpublichealth study about ways to support new moms & babies. Compensation provided! Interested? https://t.co/PbVObPzpGy
A lovely @commTHRIVESlab potluck & final lab meeting for @drchannelldoig. It’s bittersweet to say goodbye but we love when our members grow on. @drchannelldoig is headed to @NICHD_NIH for her postdoc! @JRobinsonMPH @HuqMaisha @Jasczynski @DrLizAparicio@gu1_marin@UMDPublicHealth
Excited to have attended #SNEB2023 over the weekend! Special thanks to @drchannelldoig and @commTHRIVESlab for all the support. And thank you to all the community members who participated!
Been an Internship Advisor for 3 years! Really going to miss working with Tracy Kennedy and supporting our awesome BCH undergraduate students. Onward to a new chapter! #mentorship#umdsph
Let's welcome our lab member @leenaedaniel. Leena is a PhD student at @BCHUMD@UMDPublicHealth. She interned at the @US_FDA, where she worked in @FDAfood. Her current research seeks to understand the predictors and outcomes of #foodinsecurity for households with children.
Calling pregnant & new moms of color 14 & up for a @UofMaryland@UMDPublicHealth study about ways to support new moms & babies. Moms will receive monthly board books or access to a new app. Compensation provided! Interested? https://t.co/AM8O0juyo6
#newmoms#pregnancy#maternity
The Damar Hamlin collapse looked a lot like commotio cordis, the exact wrong moment of impact creating an electrical impulse that results in arrhythmia
It is described in many contact sports
Survival rates have been rising with better CPR/AED availability but it is often fatal