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EHJ Open is calling for papers on Mental Health and Cardiovascular Disease.

EHJ Open is accepting submissions for a special issue on mental health and cardiovascular disease. Original research, reviews & short communications welcome.

Submit your work today: oxford.ly/4pjvLmx
@escardio.bsky.social

European Society of Cardiology's Cardiovascular Research publication. OUP

Simultaneous Publication from Cardiovascular Research #AHA2025

First-in-human TN-201 gene therapy study for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy shows encouraging safety and imaging results.

Discover what this means for the future of cardiac care: oxford.ly/47SVnQu

#GeneTherapy

Browse the EJPC's North American Collection today.

During #AHA25, we invite you to explore the EJPC’s North American Collection, featuring 12 papers published in 2024. This selection reflects current research priorities in cardiovascular prevention.

🔗 oxford.ly/47si92s

@escardio.bsky.social

Association for Acute CardioVascular Care spot the diagnosis: a 44 year old man with a history of hypertension and smoking arrived at the emergency department with a 2-day history of oppressive chest pain associated with diaphoresis and nausea...

Can you #SpotTheDiagnosis? Put your diagnostic skills to the test with intriguing real-life cases.

Review the image, make your best guess, and click here to discover the answer: https://oxford.ly/44TN0DJ #medsky

Oxford Academic is on Bluesky!

Hi Bluesky! 👋

We're the Academic division of Oxford University Press and we're excited to join this vibrant community, full of academics, thinkers, and those that are curious about the world around them.

Civic Solitude: Join the Cato Institute and Sphere Education Initiatives on April 17th at 11 am EST, in person or online, for a discussion of Talisse’s new book, Civic Solitude: Why Democracy Needs Distance.

This Thursday, April 17, at 11am (eastern): A book forum at the Cato Institute about CIVIC SOLITUDE.

In person and online. Free and open. Details below.

www.cato.org/events/civic...

OUP's latest #PhilosophyInFocus is on Freedom & features my book on the topic

You can read a free excerpt - along with work by @davidrondel.bsky.social , @adrianbardon.bsky.social , Clare Chambers , @nneka.bsky.social , Elizabeth Anderson, & more - here:

academic.oup.com/journals/pag...

I put together a quick Starter Pack of Canadian Philosophers.

If you're a Canadian philosopher and want to be included, let me know. Inversely, if you're neither Canadian nor a philosopher but somehow find yourself on the list, please feel free to let me know about that too.

go.bsky.app/4iLhJCe

Listening to @shannonvallor.bsky.social ‘s new book The AI Mirror and it’s fantastic. Thanks l, Shannon, for writing all of this down so I can confidently (with all of my human self!) point people to it. I love the dry humour of the narrator as well. Brilliant. Highly recommended.

Many thanks to everyone who turned out for tonight's launch event for CIVIC SOLITUDE at P&T Knitwear in #NYC

Eastern @apaphilosophy.bsky.social attendees, I hope you’ll swing by the OUP table and check out many great titles. Mine & Lauren Freeman’s book, _Microaggressions in Medicine_ will be there, at a discounted rate. (And I will miss seeing you all this year!)

At work with @roberttalisse.bsky.social in Berlin. New book on political progress and regress.

always thought there should be more Kantian motivational posters

2025 APA Anniversary Campaign: 125 years of the APA

Join the #GivingTuesday movement and celebrate 125 years of philosophical excellence! Donate now: www.apaonline.org/donations/do...

It was great fun to be interviewed about lottocracy on the Philosophy Talk year in review episode. Available now for download…

Dogwhistles, drilling and the roots of Western civilization: Books in brief Andrew Robinson reviews five of the best science picks. Andrew Robinson reviews five of the best science picks.

Stunned to find my book on a list from Nature of five of the best science books. (Science! Me!) www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Black Health is Black Bioethics: A Review of Black Health by Keisha Ray Black Health calls for bioethicists, academics, medical practitioners, and the general public to take Black people’s health seriously as a matter of justice.

Great review of my book “ Black Health” from Erica Bigelow.

bioethicstoday.org/blog/black-h...

Join us at the UMN Center for Bioethics Ethics Grand Rounds Webinar, “Environmental Injustice: The Clinical and Ethical Implications of Our Unhealthy Environments” with @drkeisharay.bsky.social

🗓️Friday, 2/7
🕛12-1 CST

Register for free: z.umn.edu/a162
Learn more: bioethics.umn.edu/events/envir...

The waning days of 2024 seem like the perfect time to reread Kate Manne’s insightful book, DOWN GIRL: THE LOGIC OF MISOGYNY. @katemanne.bsky.social

How philosopher Shannon Vallor delivered the year's best critique of AI The author of 'The AI Mirror' worries about what we're doing to our moral muscles as we grow more reliant on machines.

One of favorite books / metaphors lately is 'The AI Mirror' — thanks to Shannon Vallor for reflecting on it with me for this year's AI20 😬🪞🤖 www.fastcompany.com/91240425/how...

Awkward? We’d better own it We live in a golden age of awkwardness. Or so we’re told, by everyone from The Washington Post to Modern Dog Magazine. But we always have. A 1929 Life Magazine contributor writes, “These are awkward t...

awkwardness-- sure you know it in practice, but want a little theory with that? check out my new post at the OUP blog for a spicy take on what Sam Bankman-Fried, Sherlock Holmes, and Mr Darcy all have in common
blog.oup.com/2024/03/awkw...

Heather Stewart and Lauren Freeman on philosophical collaboration blog.apaonline.org/2024/02/07/d...

Thrilled to be able to share this - 30% off 'Awkwardness' a new book by Alexandra Plakias @alexplakias.bsky.social The first book to offer an overview of the moral psychology and philosophy of awkwardness #philosophy #research