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A child in Los Angeles has just died of measles—years after they were initially infected.
They had measles as an infant and recovered. However, they later developed subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE), which is rare neurological complication that can arise up to a decade after infection.
Energized by a sold out town-hall panel event at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science on the ‘Future of Vaccines.’ Lots of great questions and respectful conversation. We need more community science events!
New York Times story with profiles of researchers whose grants were terminated.
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This piece is an extraordinary deep dive into mRNA vaccine technology, why it is critical, and the damage caused by RFK Jr. torpedoing funding for it.
Incredible work by @funsizeimmuninja.bsky.social and Dr. Jess Steier.
mRNA is indeed, as the authors say, a molecule of hope.
Research led by @cucancercenter.bsky.social Deputy Director James DeGregori, PhD, shows that COVID-19 infection can awaken dormant cancer cells. Learn more about the newly published research:
Another opportunity to collaborate with amazing scientists ⭐️
This new study is pretty remarkable for its scope and methodology. Danish researchers analyzed health records from over 1.2 million children born between 1997 and 2018, tracking them for up to 24 years. They examined 50 different health conditions across three major categories...
THANK YOU for doing this! Appreciate your time and expertise giving us the facts and evidence!
I joined a team of scientists from the CU Anschutz medical campus to write an op-ed about the recent dismantling of the CREID Network. You can find it online in The Front Porch newspaper.
#Allergy shots contain very small amounts of the allergens that you are allergic to, with the goal of retraining the immune system to respond to allergens in a way that does not cause symptoms. @funsizeimmuninja.bsky.social explains more on #ImmunologyExplained: ow.ly/cj7G50VCVXU.
Aimee Bernard, PhD (@funsizeimmuninja.bsky.social) is the amazing co-director of our Communicating Your Science to the Public Workshop Series!
Vaccination rates are dropping.
Mr. Kennedy can’t stop lying about vaccines.
He needs to go.
Call your elected representatives and tell them that RFK Jr. is committing #PublicHealthMalpractice.
@defendpublichealth.bsky.social
#PublicHealthMalpractice
Agree! Found this out earlier today that spelling bee made a huge mistake!!
“Cutting research on vaccine confidence is like flying blind,” I told Medscape. “We can’t improve what we can’t measure or understand… this research is about improving the quality and effectiveness of vaccination services in the US.” 🧵
Read more: 👉 bit.ly/4cl5U8K
#Vaccines #PublicHealth #SciComm
Even as researchers file suit againt #NIH and #RFKJr's illegal terminations, we're hearing of more programs getting cancellations. If you know of someone who's research has been terminated, please encourage them to report it here!
Y’all we need to sleep come on.
Use the table below to report NIH grant termination!
🚨 Colorado just reported its first measles case of the year—an unvaccinated adult returning from travel.
My message to fellow Coloradans:
Vaccinate. Vaccinate. Vaccinate.
Measles is highly contagious—but completely preventable with vaccines.
🧵 Read more: www.cpr.org/2025/03/31/c...
Check out this map of the financial and job loss impacts of the NIH funding cuts scienceimpacts.org
An excellent piece by two students about the effects of massive funding cuts on our next generation of researchers. www.charlotteobserver.com/opinion/arti...
Interesting OpEd in the SF Chronicle. A clinician explains how cuts to NIH funding will affect your patient care. www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/open...
Everyone needs to understand that right this second, in real time, the U.S. government is throwing away the next generation of brilliant scientists.
Excellent piece by Dr. Aimee Bernard and colleagues about the enormous importance of federal funding for scientific research.
frontporchne.com/opinion-the-...
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Check out this op-ed written by all 6 basic science chairs at CU Anschutz and me about the critical need for science funding
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Please check out this podcast about how to defend public heath with: @gregggonsalves.bsky.social @sln-pwr.bsky.social @funsizeimmuninja.bsky.social
Vaccines are among the safest medical interventions saving countless lives over the years. Vaccines have been crucial in preventing and even eliminating many infectious diseases. Learn more: ow.ly/82a150V7Anc.
#ImmunologyExplained #immunology @funsizeimmuninja.bsky.social
Confused by online health advice? @funsizeimmuninja.bsky.social of the CU Anschutz Dept of Immunology & Microbiology explains how to distinguish fact from pseudoscience.
"One good rule of thumb is that health hacks that promise quick fixes are almost always too good to be true."
1-minute video where I explain why to follow the recommended immunization schedule