Dr Natalie Hammond
@nataliejane.bsky.social
Sociologist - Gender, health, climate, security & violence. Researching extreme environments from HIV, to conflict injury to climate disruption.
Likes reading, running, animals, the beach & being outside.
Manchester/Sheffield/Wales when I can.
Likes reading, running, animals, the beach & being outside.
Manchester/Sheffield/Wales when I can.
Thanks for sharing. The different types of heat need more air time. As well as the impacts of heat in general not being felt equally, not all heat is the actually the same.
January 14, 2026 at 7:36 AM
Thanks for sharing. The different types of heat need more air time. As well as the impacts of heat in general not being felt equally, not all heat is the actually the same.
weight recidivism is an awful term! You’d have thought we know better now not to use such language! All that work in public health tackling HIV stigma and we still see this sort of crap.
January 10, 2026 at 7:32 AM
weight recidivism is an awful term! You’d have thought we know better now not to use such language! All that work in public health tackling HIV stigma and we still see this sort of crap.
Part of the issue is how GLP-1s are used. Obesity can’t be fixed by a jab it needs holistic care eg mental health support for psychological factors & behavioural patterns alongside dietary & cooking education. Instead people are given the jab & that’s it, the same issues resurface once they stop it
January 10, 2026 at 7:29 AM
Part of the issue is how GLP-1s are used. Obesity can’t be fixed by a jab it needs holistic care eg mental health support for psychological factors & behavioural patterns alongside dietary & cooking education. Instead people are given the jab & that’s it, the same issues resurface once they stop it
I was thinking this exact same thing as I was reading this thread!
December 17, 2025 at 10:27 PM
I was thinking this exact same thing as I was reading this thread!
Such good advice! So simple and won’t take long for worthier side to engage with - thanks for sharing
December 15, 2025 at 11:57 PM
Such good advice! So simple and won’t take long for worthier side to engage with - thanks for sharing
This is poor editorial leadership as well. We had a paper go out to a new reviewer after revisions. They asked for all sorts of nonsense which had nothing to do with the original reviews. I pushed back and the editor accepted it was ridiculous, but why not explain to reviewers the situation first?
October 14, 2025 at 11:53 AM
This is poor editorial leadership as well. We had a paper go out to a new reviewer after revisions. They asked for all sorts of nonsense which had nothing to do with the original reviews. I pushed back and the editor accepted it was ridiculous, but why not explain to reviewers the situation first?