Thank you Vermont. So educational for the Vance children.

Come together, right now The chaos, conflicting information, firings, and hurtful rhetoric of the Trump administration’s approach to science over the past month are causing anxiety, grief, and concern for the scientific commu...

@briannosek.bsky.social reminded me that a very replicable finding is that the pressure to conform is greatly reduced by even a single dissenter. Great to hear the call from @holdenthorp.bsky.social this morning: Come together, right now.
"https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adw9972

Ocular auras preceding a migraine are the most fantastical way your brain can announce impending pain. Like, here’s a shiny and sparkly light show only for you! Have fuuunnn!!!

Ok so you know I disagree that precision medicine is just a rebranding, BUT I totally agree that most people (and companies) trivialize the process and validation of claims.

So precise, so demure

Starting the day with snacks and snow ❄️

Me, awkwardly, “as Yogi Berra once said…” 🫠

I’m wrapping up my first semester teaching graduate epi methods. I inherited the course from a respected instructor—teaching from someone else’s slides is rough, especially when they’re full of sports references 😵‍💫 Lesson learned, notes taken. Calling it a success (pending course evals…)

I’m looking forward to engaging with this vibrant community on topics like science, chronic disease, public health, and the ways we can all make a difference. Say hello, drop a comment, or let me know what inspires you—I’d love to connect! 🌟 (5/5)

On a personal note, I live in the Hudson Valley, NY, with my husband, & our 18-month-old son. I spend as much time outdoors as possible. I see us all as stewards of this beautiful planet and draw inspiration from efforts to protect it for future generations. (4/n)

I’m passionate about translating data into real-world impact, exploring cutting-edge study designs, and supporting others navigating biotech and clinical research. I love connecting with people who share a drive to advance science and improve health outcomes. (3/n)

I specialize in molecular diagnostics, where my work focuses on building robust, fit-for-purpose tests, always with a patient-centric mentality. My expertise lies in designing studies for early detection and precision medicine, with a strong focus on methodology and practical application. (2/n)

Hello, BlueSky! 👋
It’s so nice to see so many new and familiar faces joining the platform. I’ve gained quite a few new followers recently, so I thought I’d take a moment to introduce myself. I’m Debbie, and I’m excited to connect with this growing community! (1/n)

I had a dream last night that I solved a murder mystery using epidemiological principles. Not sure if I need to ease off the podcasts or lean into this skill set uncovered by my subconscious…

I never thought I would embrace such a slow and quiet life with a new baby, but again, everything changed. I am still doing some light work through consulting and co-teaching an epi methods course at UIC, but that fast paced life from "before" is currently on pause, and I couldn't be happier. (3/3)

It is an ongoing struggle, and I find myself wishing that we gave more space, time, and resources to accommodate postpartum healing. In my postpartum haze, with the weight of new responsibilities in what felt like a broken body, I quit my job and decided to focus on my healing. (2/n)

4 months ago, I gave birth to my son, and EVERYTHING changed. You think you know priorities, you think you know what it means to be tired or busy or in love - and then you have a kid. Those definitions have all changed. The most difficult transition for me, though, has been in my physical body (1/n)

Joining Bluesky feels a bit like breaking up with a toxic boyfriend only to date his twin brother.

Let's see if this one is nicer to us ;-)