SILENCE = DEATH
For 40 years, research has provided tools, policies & programs to save millions of lives in the HIV epidemic.
On January 20, the global vision to end AIDS by 2030 was placed in serious peril.
Read our commitment to uncensored science.
https://t.co/aXmUdcbEg8
AMFAR has published a report on how the foreign aid freeze affects PEPFAR, which actually still hasn't resumed.
They estimate that hundreds of thousands of people lose access to HIV antivirals and 1500 babies are expected to contract HIV — *each day* 🧵
It's difficult to wrap your head around the enormous atrocity the Trump administration is committing *right now* -> 1500 babies getting HIV each day.
All to score some political points. God, this is sickening.
@BrentToderian I'm currently reading this book for the first time (shame on me, I know). I recently wrote down another passage that appears later in this chapter that was equally poignant:
💸 Our Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards Program awards $70K per year!💸
This program funds postdocs conducting research on HIV, hepatitis C, and/or other STBBIs and related health conditions.
Find out more: https://t.co/k1BiZOESXg
Deadline is February 17, 2025. #postdoc
Curious about the relationship between psychomotor slowing and outcomes in late-life depression?
https://t.co/BsxDCYFKgr
Come out to our first #WiPSeminar of 2025 on January 22 where Dr. Nick Ainsworth will discuss levodopa, psychomotor slowing, and late-life depression.
It’s no secret that wait times for elective surgeries in Canada are long.
In the first installment of our new Access to Care series, Advancing Health’s Dr. Jason Sutherland discusses the past, present, and future of surgical wait times across the nation.
https://t.co/xKUB9abP34
BC seniors deserve our best.
That's why researchers at Advancing Health are doing important work to improve seniors care. Part of this work includes understanding the impact of moving care away from an institutional setting to a neighbourhood-like setting.
#donatetoinnovate
This week our #WiPSeminar focuses on research at the intersection of photography & lived experience.
https://t.co/uFkxN5UhIm
Dr. Trevor Goodyear (@UBCNursing) will discuss his photovoice study on substance use & homelessness trajectories for 2S/LGBTQ+ youth on Dec 11.
“To protect everyone’s health, we need to protect everyone’s rights.”
This #WorldAIDSDay2024, meet our Think Tanks, who are responsible for ensuring our research supports, evaluates, and advances equitable HIV-related care and prevention, without stigma.
https://t.co/YvVluUiUvv
Why did new troponin pathways at St. Paul's & VGH (Scheuermeyer 2024, @CJEMonline) have such a marked impact on LoS compared with elsewhere? "...careful attention was made to the change management & knowledge translation process."
Editorial by Than et al.
https://t.co/7HrEU86Wbc
"In a context where the recent US presidential election and the controversial cabinet and agency nominations drive the news cycle, it is important to heighten the visibility of Rwanda’s achievement..."
https://t.co/1PZhDgfNM7
Tuberculosis is the 2nd leading cause of death from a single infection worldwide, between COVID-19 and HIV.
In Canada, most cases occur in newcomers who likely contracted it before arrival. Testing everyone at risk in BC is infeasible due to high numbers and screening costs.
Sharing without clicking on news in social media https://t.co/d2SZzHZVq0
- 75% share without clicking
- > partisans content
- conservatives share without clicking more (76.94%) than liberals (14.25%)
- "the vast majority (76–82%) of [false info] originated from conservative news domains"
Sum: "...political content on social media (including misinformation) is driven by superficial processing of headlines & blurbs..."
cc @VoiceOfFranky@Sander_vdLinden@picardonhealth
❗ TOMORROW ❗
Did you know it is likely one million Canadians will present with chest pain to the ER this year?
https://t.co/r8daPMulux
Dr. Frank Scheuermeyer (@ubcemed) will be sharing new developments in emergency department chest pain research on October 30.