Word of the day is ‘forswunk’ (13th century): exhausted from too much work. I like to think that ‘foreswunk’ is to be exhausted before you even begin.
02.05.2025 06:35 — 👍 1644 🔁 289 💬 34 📌 30@paykani.bsky.social
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Word of the day is ‘forswunk’ (13th century): exhausted from too much work. I like to think that ‘foreswunk’ is to be exhausted before you even begin.
02.05.2025 06:35 — 👍 1644 🔁 289 💬 34 📌 30A screenshot of a table from a paper titled "Changing Minds: How Academic Fields Shape Political Attitudes" placed along side a screenshot of a table titled "Labor Market Outcomes of College Graduates by Major."
Interesting correlation between undergrad majors, political ideology, and salary.
Business and economics majors become more conservative and make more money.
Humanities majors tend to be liberal and make less money.
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Stigma and discrimination prevent migrants from seeking tuberculosis treatment.
Let's break down these barriers to health care and #EndTB.
Take-home messages #PHC: increase workforce, distribute them equitably, expand training, improve health information systems, and inform the public. Health systems should rely on PHC as the backbone.
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Really excellent, important report on industry influence on universities, and capture of academia - of wide relevance.
03.03.2025 22:18 — 👍 6 🔁 4 💬 1 📌 0Happy #Nowruz! Today marks the arrival of spring and the ancient Persian New Year, celebrated for millennia across Iran, the Middle East, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.
May this new year bring everyone renewal, joy, and peace.
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Capital buys power to make policy.
18.03.2025 09:41 — 👍 1 🔁 2 💬 0 📌 0Can fiction reveal deeper truths about life? Hannah H. Kim’s Aeon essay explores how imaginary stories help us understand emotions, values, and the human condition in ways reality sometimes can't.
https://aeon.co/essays/before-you-define-fiction-check-your-m…
Interesting article on what call 'the survival of the ideas that fit', showing the influence of the 'politics of familiarity', not just on use of evidence in policy-making, but on what knowledge is even considered to *be* reliable evidence.
10.02.2025 18:12 — 👍 5 🔁 2 💬 1 📌 0Thank you, and good luck with the event. I'll watch the recording later.
The irony is that even the WHO, with its mission of Global Health Equity, uses this platform despite its systematic exclusion of users.
Due to U.S. sanctions, Iran is not on the list of countries, and we cannot register :(
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