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Mashup Score: 21Sponsor Us | Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps - 3 year(s) ago
Members of the COVID Corps are working hard every day to help keep us all safe. To contribute to the work they are doing, please DONATE HERE. Donations made through this site are tax-deductible in the US. Don’t want to donate, but do want to buy some COVID-themed masks, t-shirts, mugs, & tote bags? Visit our STORE. All proceeds go to support COVID Corps students and…
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Mashup Score: 62COVID Holidays | Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps - 3 year(s) ago
FAQs about Celebrating the Holidays with COVID-19 From the Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps The holidays are more different than ever this year given the COVID-19 pandemic. The Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps at Boston University in collaboration with epidemiologists from the University of Alabama, Birmingham and University of Miami have compiled and answered…
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My public health advice for holidays this year: if *anyone* there is unvaccinated or unvaccinateable (eg young kids) then follow last year’s recs (see link): https://t.co/e8FHIAb3Ce If *everyone* will be fully vaccinated, relax those recommendations you feel are most difficult. https://t.co/GVwwvLxGLv
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Mashup Score: 18Sponsor Us | Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps - 3 year(s) ago
Members of the COVID Corps are working hard every day to help keep us all safe. To contribute to the work they are doing, please DONATE HERE. Donations made through this site are tax-deductible in the US. Don’t want to donate, but do want to buy some COVID-themed masks, t-shirts, mugs, & tote bags? Visit our STORE. All proceeds go to support COVID Corps students and…
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Shameless plug of the COVID research and public health advocacy work my students & I have been doing @EpiCOVIDCorps Liked reading this “endemic” thread👇🏼? Help keep our lights on by dropping a few pennies in our donation box 👉🏼https://t.co/eEkqFDfa5M https://t.co/v1yhrWrIss
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Mashup Score: 10
With the recent controversial FDA accelerated approval of the drug aducanumab to treat Alzheimer’s Disease, MELODEM leadership has been considering what they are able to do to address concerns over the safety and efficacy of this drug. Dr. Maria Glymour, a founding member of MELODEM and professor in the UCSF Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics has created a designed proposal for the…
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So the brilliant @MariaGlymour has a proposal for a step-wedge, quasi-randomized, lottery based study of #Aduhelm/#aducanumab. Doesn't replace need for RCT but might be best we can do in short term. Let's discuss. Thoughts, #epitwitter? https://t.co/51ddUMvMBv
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Mashup Score: 25Sponsor Us | Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps - 3 year(s) ago
Members of the COVID Corps are working hard every day to help keep us all safe. To contribute to the work they are doing, please DONATE HERE. Donations made through this site are tax-deductible in the US. Don’t want to donate, but do want to buy some COVID-themed masks, t-shirts, mugs, & tote bags? Visit our STORE. All proceeds go to support COVID Corps students and…
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Great to see the @EpiCOVIDCorps getting a shout out in @FortuneMagazine’s list of 50 most influential people!! 🥳🥳 Reminder, if you’re interested in helping fund our work or just buying some nerdy epidemiology-themed merchandise, you can do that here: https://t.co/eEkqFDfa5M https://t.co/9hp2s06CzF https://t.co/Qcy1sZHFfF
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Mashup Score: 21Sponsor Us | Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps - 3 year(s) ago
Members of the COVID Corps are working hard every day to help keep us all safe. To contribute to the work they are doing, please DONATE HERE. Donations made through this site are tax-deductible in the US. Don’t want to donate, but do want to buy some COVID-themed masks, t-shirts, mugs, & tote bags? Visit our STORE. All proceeds go to support COVID Corps students and…
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It feels kind of gross to ask for research money on twitter but, real talk, the funding for my team runs out this month & I don’t yet have a new grant. If you wanna see more research & #scicomm from me, I really need your help. You can also donate here: https://t.co/eEkqFDfa5M https://t.co/vS2xiJ5SiU
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Mashup Score: 1Spotlight on Nisha Puri: Promoting Safer Holiday Celebrations Among Ethnic and Racial Minority Groups | Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps - 3 year(s) ago
By Meghan Smith When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Nisha Puri moved home to Tucson, Arizona, to quarantine with her family. While finishing her Master of Public Health degree remotely, she had a strong desire to contribute to her community’s pandemic response. When the COVID Corps was created, and a racial inequities team within it, she joined right away. Nisha, along…
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Read more on our blog: https://t.co/4itrU6uaR6 https://t.co/zjBWDLaDQG
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Mashup Score: 16Sponsor Us | Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps - 3 year(s) ago
Members of the COVID Corps are working hard every day to help keep us all safe. To contribute to the work they are doing, please DONATE HERE. Donations made through this site are tax-deductible in the US. Don’t want to donate, but do want to buy some COVID-themed masks, t-shirts, mugs, & tote bags? Visit our STORE. All proceeds go to support COVID Corps students and…
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To celebrate 70k followers, I want to acknowledge the hard work my students are doing @EpiCOVIDCorps, and encourage those of you who like my content or theirs to consider dropping some pennies in our virtual hat 👇 https://t.co/eEkqFDfa5M
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Mashup Score: 8Spotlight on Nisha Puri: Promoting Safer Holiday Celebrations Among Ethnic and Racial Minority Groups | Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps - 3 year(s) ago
By Meghan Smith When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Nisha Puri moved home to Tucson, Arizona, to quarantine with her family. While finishing her Master of Public Health degree remotely, she had a strong desire to contribute to her community’s pandemic response. When the COVID Corps was created, and a racial inequities team within it, she joined right away. Nisha, along…
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Huge thanks to everyone who has donated to our @EpiCOVIDCorps and/or bought merch from our store! In Jan, we awarded funding to 3 students for their COVID work, & I'll be sharing their stories with you over the next few weeks. First up: @nsharmap https://t.co/4itrU6uaR6 https://t.co/hkpxjhYKBM
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Mashup Score: 5Sponsor Us | Epidemiology COVID-19 Response Corps - 3 year(s) ago
Members of the COVID Corps are working hard every day to help keep us all safe. To contribute to the work they are doing, please DONATE HERE. Donations made through this site are tax-deductible in the US. Don’t want to donate, but do want to buy some COVID-themed masks, t-shirts, mugs, & tote bags? Visit our STORE. All proceeds go to support COVID Corps students and…
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Haven't donated yet but want to? Looking for COVID-themed swag or gifts, decorated with cartoons designed by me, @epiellie? Already donated, but excited to fund more great research & outreach? Here's the link for both: https://t.co/eEkqFDfa5M
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This rando account thinks me fundraising $10k to pay epidemiology students to do actual COVID research is worse than Alex Berenson getting $720,000 for spreading lies🤷🏼♀️ But, if you’d rather see money go to real research, drop a penny or two in our hat? https://t.co/eEkqFDfa5M https://t.co/XJmNSjW7O7