Han Kim
@hankim68.bsky.social
Epidemiology professor, avid motorcyclist, and novice philosopher.
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December 4, 2024 at 12:08 PM
Kimchi and bacon grilled cheese. Because…..why not? #KoreanFood #Cooking
November 27, 2024 at 1:25 AM
Kimchi and bacon grilled cheese. Because…..why not? #KoreanFood #Cooking
The ride down along the west coast of Mexico was fun and uneventful, even through Sinaloa State and Culiacán. If you use common sense and not bring attention to yourself, you’ll stay out of trouble. The DR is not flashy, which helps.
#motorcycle #ADV #PanamericanHighway
#motorcycle #ADV #PanamericanHighway
November 23, 2024 at 3:48 PM
The ride down along the west coast of Mexico was fun and uneventful, even through Sinaloa State and Culiacán. If you use common sense and not bring attention to yourself, you’ll stay out of trouble. The DR is not flashy, which helps.
#motorcycle #ADV #PanamericanHighway
#motorcycle #ADV #PanamericanHighway
Yuma Arizona, last January, about to cross the border into Mexico on my way to Ushuaia, Argentina, solo, on my DR650. I was so friggin' nervous, South America seemed so far away, and I was about to leave the comforts of the US for parts unknown.....
#Motorcycles #PanAmericanHighway #ADV
#Motorcycles #PanAmericanHighway #ADV
November 22, 2024 at 11:22 PM
Yuma Arizona, last January, about to cross the border into Mexico on my way to Ushuaia, Argentina, solo, on my DR650. I was so friggin' nervous, South America seemed so far away, and I was about to leave the comforts of the US for parts unknown.....
#Motorcycles #PanAmericanHighway #ADV
#Motorcycles #PanAmericanHighway #ADV
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The preliminary sequence from the H5N1 human case in British Columbia has been posted and it is not good news. The virus potentially has a quasispecies at HA residue 226 (H3 numbering). This is bad news because we know that mutations at residue 226 can increase binding to human receptors. 1/
November 16, 2024 at 3:19 PM
The preliminary sequence from the H5N1 human case in British Columbia has been posted and it is not good news. The virus potentially has a quasispecies at HA residue 226 (H3 numbering). This is bad news because we know that mutations at residue 226 can increase binding to human receptors. 1/
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I'm mad because it's not just the 7 kids but all the other kids and people they potentially infected
just my opinion, but in my view every antivaxer should be forcibly infected with pertussis. this seems to work www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your...
Anti-vax mom changes her tune as all 7 of her children come down with whooping cough
Tara Hills was stuck in isolation at home with her children and her regrets about failing to have them vaccinated.
www.washingtonpost.com
November 18, 2024 at 1:05 AM
I'm mad because it's not just the 7 kids but all the other kids and people they potentially infected
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Why are you worried about raw milk? Let them suffer the consequences of their own actions.
Because 1) public health is about everyone, even them 2) those people may give raw milk to their kids which can't advocate for themselves and 3) we cannot concede these small erosion of science
Because 1) public health is about everyone, even them 2) those people may give raw milk to their kids which can't advocate for themselves and 3) we cannot concede these small erosion of science
November 18, 2024 at 5:27 PM
Why are you worried about raw milk? Let them suffer the consequences of their own actions.
Because 1) public health is about everyone, even them 2) those people may give raw milk to their kids which can't advocate for themselves and 3) we cannot concede these small erosion of science
Because 1) public health is about everyone, even them 2) those people may give raw milk to their kids which can't advocate for themselves and 3) we cannot concede these small erosion of science
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When people argue for formal education (my past self included) as a fundamental cause in public health, I think of the absolute failure of (especially more recent) East Asian migrants/settlers to learn anything about White Supremacy or our history of Black-Asian solidarity/mutual aid from our US ed.
Asian Americans leaned into the “model minority” myth to align with whiteness and its institutions, hoping to gain social and political power. This positioning perpetuated harmful stereotypes and separated them from Black communities, reinforcing systems of oppression rather than dismantling them.
November 17, 2024 at 4:35 PM
When people argue for formal education (my past self included) as a fundamental cause in public health, I think of the absolute failure of (especially more recent) East Asian migrants/settlers to learn anything about White Supremacy or our history of Black-Asian solidarity/mutual aid from our US ed.
Any other adventure motorcyclists out there?
I so wish I could take a 4 year around the world motorcycle trip starting, I dunno, January 20, 2025…..
I so wish I could take a 4 year around the world motorcycle trip starting, I dunno, January 20, 2025…..
November 17, 2024 at 3:50 AM
Any other adventure motorcyclists out there?
I so wish I could take a 4 year around the world motorcycle trip starting, I dunno, January 20, 2025…..
I so wish I could take a 4 year around the world motorcycle trip starting, I dunno, January 20, 2025…..
I think one of the biggest concerns I have with a RFK Jr. HHS is how this affects research funding. Will future funding grants on vaccines dry up, even after the breakthroughs in vaccine technologies we’ve seen in recent years (mRNA, viral vector, protein adjuvant….)?
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Major biomedical funder NIH poised for massive reform under Trump 2.0
Sweeping changes and more research scrutiny could be on the way for the US National Institutes of Health.
www.nature.com
November 17, 2024 at 3:47 AM
I think one of the biggest concerns I have with a RFK Jr. HHS is how this affects research funding. Will future funding grants on vaccines dry up, even after the breakthroughs in vaccine technologies we’ve seen in recent years (mRNA, viral vector, protein adjuvant….)?
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
www.nature.com/articles/d41...