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This is super interesting -- and a bit depressing -- but I'd also like to see the equivalent survey done on teenage boys! Because I think sometimes there's an assumption that boys are being catered to with things like gym equipment, but actually... maybe they want spaces to hang out and chat, too?

How to create a Narrative CV In this podcast Dr Yvonne Couch, Associate Professor of Neuroimmunology and ARUK Research Fellow at University of Oxford is joined by four experts to discuss Narrative CV’s, why they’re being introduc

Here is a great podcast from our archives. @dryvonnecouch.bsky.social hosts a discussion on why Narrative CV's are fast becoming an essential component of grant applications, and how you can make yours.

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Canadian gynecologists group issues new compassionate care guidelines for miscarriage patients Health professionals say the fallout of miscarriage is not only physical, but also psychological

Canadian gynecologists group issues new compassionate care guidelines for #miscarriage patients. The fallout from pregnancy loss is not only physical, but also psychological, by @kkirkup.bsky.social www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic... via @theglobeandmail.com @sogc.org

RITHIM has defined what health research means to us. From PHI to biobanks, get the guidance you need to route your study right.
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Truly inspiring #nurse

Reading as therapy: medicalising books in an era of mental health austerity In the UK, a range of everyday activities are being re-framed as interventions to promote public mental health. Drivers of this include the rising burden of mental ill-health and constrained fundin...

What happens when reading books gets positioned as a health intervention? And what does this case tell us about the wider landscape of austerity therapeutics? I'm glad to have contributed to a new paper addressing these questions, led by Hayley Redman. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

The Hidden Harms of CPR The brutal procedure can save lives, but only in particular cases. Why has it become a default treatment?

Although CPR has become synonymous with medical heroism, nearly 85 per cent of those who receive it in a hospital die. Why has it remained the norm?

I really believe any one who works in city planning, roadways etc. should be required to travel to other jurisdictions and see what road design can be. Never felt unsafe biking in Amsterdam or central London...here I never would even dare.

The Development and Preliminary Evaluation of the “SPA‐LTC Voices” Video Series as a Means of Articulating a Palliative Approach in Long‐Term Care Settings Palliative care has earned its place as a respected approach to medicine that focuses on quality of life, symptom management, a team approach, and family involvement, typically following the diagnosi...

Dr. @drgthompson.bsky.social is a co-author
The Development and Preliminary Evaluation of the “SPA‐LTC Voices” Video Series as a Means of Articulating a Palliative Approach in Long‐Term Care Settings-Health & Social Care in the Community - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

Reactionaries hate universities because they create open-minded liberated people open.substack.com/pub/iandunt/...

The Centre on Aging's biweekly updates for the week of May 16 is now online: mailchi.mp/4d78b2908f2c...

In this issue, find out how you can participate in a research study, learn how your donation to UM can make a difference and more!

Yea it is.

A Neurologist's History of First Known Alzheimer’s Patient Auguste Deter Should AD stand for Alzheimer’s disease, or for Auguste Deter, the patient whose case was first described? Neurologist Donald Weaver explores the history.

Was at a session at the #CGNA conference and talked about who the first person with #Alzheimer's was...a woman named Auguste Deter. Learn about her here www.beingpatient.com/history-of-a...

UPCOMING WEBINAR hosted w/ @ificinfo.bsky.social (IFIC): Integrated #LongTermCare: Defining Research Questions for Better Quality, Person-Centred Solutions 🔍

Join us on 12 June for an engaging webinar! 🗨️

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Global immunization efforts have saved at least 154 million lives over the past 50 years A major landmark study reveals that global immunization efforts have saved an estimated 154 million lives – or the equivalent of 6 lives every minute of every year – over the past 50 years. The vast m...

Since 1975 (the past fifty years) global vaccination efforts have saved the lives of 154 million people, especially reducing infant deaths — by 40%.

That’s greater than the total population of France + Germany.

#ScienceMatters

Affiliate Dr. Zahra Moussavi is a co-author
Uehara, M. A., Kalia, S., et al. (2025). Cognitive and Neuropsychiatric Effects of 40 Hz tACS Simultaneously with Cognitive Exercises for Dementia: A Randomized, Crossover, Double-Blind, Sham-Controlled Study. Medicina, 61(4), 757. doi.org/10.3390/medi...

Saving this! Great resources for #academicsky members!

A big shout out to all my wonderful nurse researchers and colleagues around the world! #academicbluesky
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Opinion: By letting public spaces and services fail, our cities are breaking a fundamental promise to the people who live there Cities can’t honestly sell people on urban density if they cannot assure them that the infrastructure needed will be provided

By letting public spaces and services fail, cities are breaking a fundamental promise to people who live there. You can’t sell people on urban density if you don't provide the infrastructure needed, by @jenniferkeesmaat.bsky.social www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/arti... via @theglobeandmail.com

Measles cases on the rise in Manitoba A spike in measles cases in Manitoba, including several in the Interlake not connected to an infected person, “increases the level of concern,” Southern Health’s medical officer says. “Things are chan...

My lecture yesterday @umanitobapress.bsky.social @um-radyfhs.bsky.social @winnipegfreepress.com

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Or could be the best part of our work too!

Please share this podcast highlighting the brilliant and visionary Dr. Danielle McCamey. I have so much respect for her and fully support her initiatives. She makes me want to be a better nurse and human.

Dear nurses, you are not the problem. You are not burned out because you lack resilience. You are burned out because of moral injury resulting from being understaffed, under resourced, and unprotected. We have the evidence and yet we keep researching resilience. It’s not your fault.

On Red Dress Day, we honour the lives of MMIWG2S+ and fight for justice. Every red dress symbolizes remembrance and a call for change. Let’s act together to uplift Indigenous voices and demand a future of equity.
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A simple guide to qualitative interviews!

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And with @jillianhortonmd.bsky.social