I am excited to share an article I wrote for The Boston Globe on the importance of educating young students on how to use Narcan, an over-the-counter treatment that can be used by anyone to safe someone's life during an opioid overdose. https://t.co/2VPJbRye0u
@SuhaneeMi et al. write that the maze was first used in the 1890s & has been important in the study of spatial learning & memory. Since its inception, several variations of the maze have been developed, allowing for the study of neurology in mice & other animals 🐁
It was an honor to interview Dr. Pinker about his research in psychology and hear about what drove him to write and publish multiple books! Thank you @sapinker for this opportunity!
#psychology#science#author
🧠 Curious about the mind? Dive into this enlightening
@SuhaneeMi interview with Steven Pinker! He shares why he chose psychology and cognitive science, exploring questions about human nature and behavior. #Psychology#CognitiveScience https://t.co/a2cQ2TSrtq
interview w/ @SuhaneeMi
“Not only that, but emojis are a universal method of communication and bypass the spoken language barrier that prevents scientific conversation between people who speak different languages. We are campaigning for the creation of the mouse maze emoji. Few emojis represent neuroscience, which is the career, area of study, and passion of millions of people across the globe. The mouse maze has played an incredibly important role in neuroscientific discovery and drug development thus far and concurrently has important cultural significance, and we are excited to develop an emoji that represents such a crucial part of neuroscience.”
Any other emoji ideas to represent the psychological sciences on social media? 🐭
I had the honor of conducting an interview with @DrDerrickTin and learn more about his career in disaster medicine - check it out!
#Medicine#Disaster#healthcare
Ever wondered why someone chooses to specialize in Disaster Medicine? @DrDerrickTin shares his reasons in our recent interview by @SuhaneeMi https://t.co/FxnvRaZ87C
“Extreme heat is our new reality.” Check out this article that explains the changes schools will have to make in their student activities and building management in order to protect children from the heat.
#ClimateCrisis#School#Heat
https://t.co/MYwebtZiuV
Super interesting read on the mental health implications of antimicrobial resistance!
https://t.co/hskj0Vyaga
#mentalhealth#microbiology @TheLancetPsych
@amnesty Yes! Additionally, it’s important to note that not only do menstruators across the world lack access to period products, but they also lack access to private and clean spaces in which they can use these products once they get them, so we must advocate for that as well.