My husband told me he died, and my immediate response was “good.” I have lived and worked in Cambodia, and that asshole can burn.

I live in a neighborhood called Bay View and sometimes people abbreviate it as BV… and I cannot.

I’m sharing all mine here:

I’m still sharing all mine here!

Update: the situation has become even more dire

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I'm an epidemiologist at the University of Leeds with an interest in causality.

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I mean 1800 sounds at first like a lot but it’s probably only a few hours of extra work.

I also got one that was just a cat 😂

I would recommend double data entry, ideally by two different people.

I tried the arm circles and if it did anything, I’m in horror of how bad it would’ve been otherwise!

I take solace in the the idea that at least I mounted a solid immune response! 😂

Sending well wishes to your shoulders! The one I got my Covid shot in felt broken for a couple days 😬

😂 getting flashbacks to all the times I had to call the sponsor because something wasn’t behaving on the platform! And every sponsor has their own homebrewed page that looks like it was built in 2004. Why can’t we all just use REDCap?

Oof, I worked in clinical research for years and it is SO painful. And with the amount of red tape, recruitment issues, and strict inclusion/exclusion criteria, I’m often skeptical of the conclusions that are drawn. Gimme a well designed observational study over a typical RCT any day!

Every intro PH course needs to address racism as a public health issue. David Williams’ Racism and Health (2019) is a great overview, but any of his work is a great addition to a reading list.