Well said @avac.org

The Future of Implementation Science: What’s Kimchi Got to Do with It? Implementation science is growing—but has it become too reliant on its own success? The explore-exploit dynamic can teach us something.

just warming up on substack with a few thoughts on the future of implementation science. yes, kimchi is involved.
📝 “The Future of Implementation Science: What’s Kimchi Got to Do with It?”
open.substack.com/pub/elvingen... Future of Implementation Science:

verixiv.org/articles/2-9... community led monitoring needed more than ever in HIV programs

Implementation science and the HIV response: a critical juncture Start writing today.

What can critical juncture theory teach us about HIV implementation research at this moment? Thanks to @UCLA CFAR for inviting me last week to explore how we can use disruption shape public health pathways of the future open.substack.com/pub/elvingen...

Scientists are pushing to get their grants reinstated — and some are winning The grant termination letters say there are no appeals. Yet dozens of appeals have succeeded as biomedical researchers lobby and sue to restore funding.

This is behind a paywall but worth a look www.statnews.com/2025/05/19/r...

A single dose cuts the chances of measles by about 95% — a second dose reduces the risk further.

How effective and safe are measles vaccines?

In her new article, my colleague @scientificdiscovery.dev summarized the findings of a Cochrane meta-analysis.

ourworldindata.org/measles-vacc...

‘Devastated’ and ‘Hopeless.’ Researchers Speak Out on Funding Cuts | ACLU

www.aclu.org/news/racial-...

YouTube video by Yale School of Public Health Dean Megan Ranney on HHS Cuts: “We’re Experiencing Destruction"

"Many of us are on board with the need for reform," Dean @meganranney.bsky.social told @cnn.com yesterday during a discussion about HHS cuts. "But we're not experiencing reform. We're experiencing destruction."