Today is International Opioid Awareness Day! Here's our latest author Q&A blog with @ShaneReader, who recently published a study in Drug and Alcohol Dependence using policy surveillance.
💻 Read the blog: https://t.co/uhKMm69XeN
🌎 Explore his research: https://t.co/Yp6izI11GU
Our latest ATTC Messenger has a deep dive into Good Samaritan Laws nationwide, (credit: @ShaneReader). We're also joining with @samhsagov & @NIDAnews to recognize #NDAFW later this month. All that plus Suboxone, contingency management and more: https://t.co/DGS3dAFJky
Proud to have written the feature article for the @ATTCnetwork's monthly Messenger on my Good Samaritan #LegalEpidemiology work!
https://t.co/dli9U2EJtF
Last dissertation study is drafted, so I can spend the morning practicing #dataviz skills: impact craters across the world from the Earth Impact Database at the University of New Brunswick
As we head into the 88th #TXLege session I'm excited to share my review of Good Sam laws, an important #harmreduction policy, published in @ijdrugpolicy. Not all Sams are Good Sams, especially in Texas. Appreciate my mentors at @UTHealthSPH
https://t.co/2nfQW2LnGf
analyzing some policy data today that definitely turned into the ring from the spooky video in The Ring, so maybe RT in 7 days if you want to live? #AcademicTwitter#AcademicChatter
Medical historian Pat I. Nixon describing how little medical quackery in Texas had changed between Reconstruction and the 1950s (and how little it’d change in the next 70 years) #AcademicTwitter
Last spring I created a curriculum instructing first responders on culturally competent care for marginalized communities and, despite how much I can't stand hearing my own voice, it's live!
https://t.co/2oH3jA8Lzn
I find it devastatingly embarrassing, but I won $500 for this #ScienceCommunication video about basic neuroscience for children age 10 to 13 and I guess that means I should share it (again, made for preteens) https://t.co/SPRxa7EpaT
this book on science writing for non-native english speakers depicts english as a meat-grinder of other languages and boy if that isn’t the most accurate metaphor