Emilia Lombardi, PhD

Am I mistaken or did she not include Morrison's Invisibles?

This is interesting but it doesn't provide info on how to access the actual study. Neither the authors or the journal in mentioned by name.

Can teach UG public health with emphasis on qualitative research, policy, medical sociology, and public health preparedness.

Should update this. That cat turned out not to be feral and is currently napping on my bed.

What would your prompt be for the chefs?

And armorers get their own mech.

It's #GIVINGTUESDAY! The Buckeye Flame is 75% to our year end goal but we NEED YOUR HELP in crossing the finish line. And every donation is DOUBLED right now.

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A rebuttal to NIH leadership's screed against pandemic preparedness. Dr. Angela Rasmussen joins Inside Medicine for a tag-team response to a poorly reasoned essay by NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and his deputy, Dr. Matthew Memoli.

We've got a MASSIVE DEEP-DIVE rebuttal to the NIH leadership’s recent essay. They're arguing for a head-in-the-sand approach to pandemic preparedness.

The great @angierasmussen.bsky.social joins me in an extraordinarily detailed, line-by-line fact check.

insidemedicine.substack.com/p/a-rebuttal...

It's very important to include your pets in your preparedness plans.

He still lacks any understanding of Human Subjects research and IRBs.

If I'm recommending any books for anyone 13+, I would start with Becky Chambers' books. Especially Monk and Robot.

What gets me is it's selective in its application. e.g. Mamdani vs Newsom.

In a happy turn of events. The feral cat I've been feeding in my backyard meowed at me for the first time this morning. Still not letting me get within arms reach though.

BREAKING: Scientists are staging a “science fair” in the lobby of a Congressional building to tell elected officials about the critical knowledge the US will lose because their research grants have been canceled.

Grist launches adaptable toolkit to provide critical information before and after weather disasters A series of guides are available for media and community organizations to publish and localize for their audiences.

We launched an adaptable toolkit to provide critical information before and after weather disasters.

A series of guides are available for media and community organizations to publish and localize for their audiences.

grist.org/updates/gris...

#MutualAid #Climate #Environment #TexasFloods

Any Cats?

This is how "sexual and gender minorities" developed. Back in the early 2000's gay and transgender were being flagged at NIH and people looked for new terminology.

Gen X should be Myspace.

@bschillace.brandyschillace.com Sorry to see that your interview was preempted on Ideastream this morning. I was looking forward to your interview.

#28yearslater is a ranger's backstory from someone's D&D campaign.

@drbensearle.bsky.social I enjoyed your talk on Talking about dragons and shit. It made me think that I may be dealing with burnout.

Just out! Our peer-reviewed critique of the Cass Review has been published by BMC Medical Research Methodology. Please read and share. We show that the Cass Review is fatally flawed and should not be the basis for policy or practice in transgender healthcare.

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

"Rachel Reeves has fallen into the age-old trap of blaming & penalising the individual for their ill health while ignoring the root cause of the problem, primarily 3 products that are engineered for overuse - UPFs, alcohol & cigarettes".

@hilarysutcliffe.bsky.social

www.ft.com/content/dff3...

A deadly E. coli outbreak hit 15 states, but the FDA chose not to publicize it The outbreak linked to romaine lettuce killed one person and sickened at least 88 more, including a 9-year-old boy who nearly died of kidney failure.

Related. www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...

Gave me very "gay golden girls" vibe. Very heavy on the cliches.

Ten national unions and dozens of locals representing more than 3 million members have issued a joint statement demanding the release of immigrant workers recently snatched by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The statement names farmworker union leader Alfredo “Lelo” Juarez, who was picked up in what appears to be blatant retaliation for his organizing; SEIU Local 925 member Lewelyn Dixon, a University of Washington lab technician detained on her way home from visiting family; SEIU Local 509 member Rumeysa Ozturk, a graduate student whose detention by federal agents was captured in chilling footage; sheet metal worker Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a SMART Local 100 apprentice who was sent to El Salvador’s notorious prison complex; and United Auto Workers Local 2710 member Mahmoud Khalil, abducted by federal agents in front of his eight-months-pregnant wife. The unions are also calling on employers, university administrators, and local governments to refuse to cooperate—and demanding that elected officials “find their spines.”

10 national unions repping 3 million members demand the release of abducted immigrant workers and call for employers and university admins to refuse to cooperate and elected officials to “find their spines.”

This is the way.

labornotes.org/blogs/2025/0...

Tabby cat (cole) with a book, Beyond Personhood: An Essay in Trans Philosophy by Talia Mae Bettcher.

Celebrating Caterday and my friend's book being published. @talia-mae.bsky.social

Three correlations in a trenchcoat is my new favorite phrase.

This is great, but sadly most ACT UP chapters outside of New York have disbanded.

Here's my piece on the suggestions ACT UP LA activists have for people forming new groups. Especially relevant as Trump plans massive HIV prevention funding cuts.

www.madycast.com/p/reagan-era...