#Challenges

Mafipe

Mafipe

Next year I turn 40. I remember finishing high school at 17. What’s interesting and frightening is that if I intend to retire at 55, I have less time available

Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸

ASlavitt

Today @ScottGottliebMD and I spoke with all 50 states about the current state, challenges & outlook of the pandemic.Will summarize here. Follow if interested. Scott’s summarized where we are as

Paris Marx ☭

parismarx

This episode begins with audio from Ursula K. Le Guin’s speech at the National Book Awards, so you know you have to listen https://twitter.com/machinekillspod/status/1334377385668435968 I would also make a point

chris sutton

sutton_1B

Been thinking recently UK (& US) failure to learn from other countries throughout pandemic could be warning sign for upcoming #sustainability challenges. Policymakers been skeptical of responses originating outside Europe

Kimberly Prather, Ph.D.

kprather88

As #covid19 numbers escalate, it is important that people work together to fight this virus. There is growing evidence that this virus has stealthily spread globally by being emitted in

The Autisticats

autisticats

I just read this fascinating article about Inuit parenting, which is very relevant to autism (and parenting in general). A key takeaway: kids learn emotional regulation skills from their parents,

Marshall Cohen

MarshallCohen

DEEP DIVE: Experts from across the political spectrum are terrified of a disputed November election. With Trump's norm-breaking behavior, plus the unprecedented challenges of pandemic-era voting, the circumstances are ripe

Megan Coffee MD, PhD (DPhil)

DokteCoffee

A group of high school students asked to interview me recently. Among the zoom questions on what led you to work in Haiti, what challenges did you face, was:Have you

Michael Nielsen

michael_nielsen

In 2012 I participated in a small group discussion led by @doctorow. I chanced into it, but he painted a picture I've thought about often in the years since, and

Meredith D. Clark, Ph.D. #TenureTrackHustle

meredithdclark

I am THRILLED to see this program come into being: @AEJMC is offering a funded research opportunity for grad students to collab with a faculty mentor. More info here:https://www.aejmc.org/home/2020/12/2021-collaborative-scholar-grants/ This

Mads Norre Christensen

MadsNorre

Recently i've been thinking about how the rise of pain science has influenced our views and understanding of pain. While pain science is definitely a step forward from the biomedical

Natalie Palmer

NataliePalmerUK

The end of an era, both for @unamidnews and co-penholdership on Sudan. On the latter, it’s been a great parternship over the past 2 years and we’ll miss our

Alex Washburne

Alex_Washburne

My ideal COVID pandemic:China: Folks, there’s a virus, we’re going to be trustworthy and transparent, and we’ll need all the help we can get.World: Shit, virus sucks. Can we stop

Tareq M. | طارق بن محمد

Ctrl6

Scattered points, but somehow interlinked:When did the #UnitedStates start paying attention to the Middle East? Or let me ask in a different formulation, when did the United States realize the

el gato malo

boriquagato

"they are not willing to be the guinea pig, uh, the rabbit as we say in dutch..."this is not a crazy statement. these early mRNA vaccines are essentially a form

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. I am optimistic about the prospects for an effective Covid vaccine within a reasonable timeframe. Through phase 2 of numerous trials, nothing has gone spectacularly wrong.(I've written about a

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