Rebecca Nebel

Tweeting about women's health, biological differences b/t women and men, and STEM. All tweets are my own.

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

Excited to speak at What Can You Be With a PhD? tomorrow. Please check out my talk if you're attending the event! #wcubphd @wcubphd #wcub2021 #whatcanyoubewithaphd

[SWHR @SWHR]

#SWHRat30: "Women want and need to be heard," states Dr. Owens during her acceptance speech. She strives to empower female patient voices through her own practice & research work at @abbvie. #WomensHealth

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

#SWHRat30 celebrates sex differences in basic science champion, @women_neurosci. Truly a pioneer! @SWHR

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

Cheers, @SWHR. 30 looks good on you. #SWHRat30

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

@jess_doerner @samanthawilner @SRouhanifard @JulieNadel @jancola06 @SunnyShinLab Back at ya and all my other strong, inspiring @EinsteinPhD ladies! 🥰

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

@AmyMillerPhD @BiologySexDiff What fun times we had!

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

@SWHRAmy Yes, so true!

[STAT @statnews]

Opinion: Achieving gender equity in STEM is possible. It will take strong leadership and creative follow through. But we all deserve what the best minds can bring to bear on the future of science and medicine. https://t.co/4fFc1xSbt2

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

Very exciting tool developed by a great group of hardworking and passionate individuals!

[SWHR @SWHR]

Attention #migraine warriors: Check out @SWHR’s new Migraine Patient Toolkit to learn about prevention and treatment options, tips for talking to your health care provider, how deal with health insurance, and more! #SWHRMigraineToolkit https://t.co/ZDrOal0NGz

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

Just published in @BMJ_Open: The largest cohort study to analyze the impact of menstruation-related symptoms on work and school productivity to date

[BMJ Group @bmj_company]

Menstrual period symptoms may be linked to nearly nine days of lost productivity every year through presenteeism, suggests the largest study of its kind, published in @BMJ_Open today https://t.co/FgY2cxyWyF #periods #menstruation

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

New study in @JAMAInternalMed: 4% ↑ in proportion of women authors (8% ↑ in women as last authors) over past 10 yrs across medical specialties. In some specialties, women authors are still underrepresented compared to their representation w/in faculty. https://t.co/pGVqSKTesv

[NYT Science @NYTScience]

“If temperatures are cold, men are much better than women. So there is this gender gap. But then when temperature increases, the gender gap disappears," on some tests, the researcher said. https://t.co/SxAfpzKTdw

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

“Although we are now trying to backfill this missing knowledge, women and their doctors are still forced to make health care decisions with information that is often based solely on male biology.” - @SWHRAmy @SWHR

[Megan Thielking @meggophone]

"Scientists have traditionally regarded men as the default patient." https://t.co/2dZlYR9Eyv

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

"Part of the customization of #precisionmed includes examining the ways in which #sex and #gender are implicated in disease processes."- new #Alzheimers story from @womensbrains #WomensHealth cc: @SWHR @paulinemmaki
https://t.co/Q8DCwoqvVx

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

New story by @roseveleth in @motherboard: only 36% images from anatomy textbooks with an identifiable sex were female. About the same % as a similar study done in 1994!

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

.@JohnJSeng receives @SWHR Health Communications Visionary Award and urges the importance of storytelling in science. #scicomm #SWHRGala

[SWHR @SWHR]

Dr. Rita Colwell presents the Public Health Visionary Award to @CarolynClancyMD for her work at @VeteransHealth #SWHRGala

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

.@SWHRAmy and the @SWHR team working to make #womenshealth mainstream #SWHRGala

[Rebecca Nebel @rebeccanebel]

New study in @JAMAPediatrics shows #autism can be reliably detected starting at 14 months. Earlier detection can hopefully lead to opportunities for earlier interventions and services. https://t.co/HlzxpeSkbC