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Posts by Deb Verran

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States of Distrust: Science and Politics in America James Druckman presented the Center for Political Studies 2026 Miller-Converse Lecture At the University of Michigan’s most distinguished lecture series on American electoral politics, political scien...

"'If you can increase the diversity of the scientific workforce, there’s some evidence that you can increase the trust in scientists,' Druckman explained... [diversity] encompassing not just race and gender but also rurality, religiosity, and class background."

cps.isr.umich.edu/news-events/...

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Hiking along a trail in a valley south of Yarramalong on the Great North Walk in New South Wales, Australia

Hiking along a trail in a valley south of Yarramalong on the Great North Walk in New South Wales, Australia

Good on you. As an avid hiker I know how much training etc is required to get over a far lesser injury so that you can get back on the trail.

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"Hard work doesn't always lead to success. Good systems do" This is just one of many excellent points being made in the featured manuscript in the below post. This is really worth a read regardless of one's clinical interests

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Bluebell wood sloping down from top right to bottom left of shot, with a few tree trunks and a thick carpet of intense blue. The sun is picking out little patches of light green leaves and ferns here and there

Bluebell wood sloping down from top right to bottom left of shot, with a few tree trunks and a thick carpet of intense blue. The sun is picking out little patches of light green leaves and ferns here and there

Emmets Garden
#Bluebells
#Kent

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It's really striking if you have inactive accounts on other social media platforms just how much AI slop and algorithmic junk there is on the main timeline now.

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Surgeon Accused of Removing Wrong Organ Faces Manslaughter Charge Alleged error resulted in patient's death, prosecutors say

A grand jury indicted Florida surgeon Thomas Shaknovsky, DO, on a second-degree manslaughter charge for allegedly removing a patient's liver instead of his spleen during a 2024 surgery.

Read more at: www.medpagetoday.com/surgery/generalsurgery/1...

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I agree with how this impacts the career trajectory (in more ways than one-including gaslighting and blackballing tactics being deployed along with retaliation if the woman puts in a formal complaint).

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FYI this thread (& the accompanying comments), wrt sexual harassment in the workplace, which sums up the underlying dynamics well

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FYI this survey which is aimed at members of the #globalsurgery and surgical outreach communities of practice

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Bar graph: Adjusted Shares of Turnover by Burnout Status. Turnover (%) is charted for 'Overall', 'Leave practice', and 'Move practice'. In all cases, the 'Burned out' share is higher than 'Not burned out'.

Bar graph: Adjusted Shares of Turnover by Burnout Status. Turnover (%) is charted for 'Overall', 'Leave practice', and 'Move practice'. In all cases, the 'Burned out' share is higher than 'Not burned out'.

A national analysis linking US board-certified family physician survey responses with Medicare data found that self-reported #burnout was associated with significantly higher rates of physician turnover, including both changing practices & leaving practice.
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Sure, implicit biases can potentially translate into poor behaviors/interactions in the OT in any country but how these might manifest in practice has a lot to do with other factors within the organization (other workplace stressors/leadership/rosters).

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Lot's of confounding factors here, including the nature of the questions being asked as well as the demographics of the study participants.

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It is really worth 10 minutes of ones time spent reading this article "In some cases peptides have been linked to harms" .......

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Illustration of Candida albicans.

Illustration of Candida albicans.

Study findings: Candidemia is infrequent but deadly in organ transplant patients.

The population-based study in Canada found that nearly half of the solid-organ transplant patients who had Candida bloodstream infections died within 3 months.

Read more: ow.ly/3ePE50YFN68

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A new image of the Mont Saint Michel… Captured during a beautiful sunrise. Yes, you can photograph both sunset & sunrise at the Mont depending on which side of the bay you position 😉.

#photography

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FYI to curate ones own likes feed (to avoid all of the political brouhaha on this app), you create a list feed - consisting of the posters whose content you wish to follow.

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FYI #photogropher #photography #art #flowers #hiking #travel options. Also set up your own likes feed (for times like this).

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How Women Are Shaping the Future of Healthcare Women in leadership have a direct impact on patient outcomes, particularly with fellow women — noting often-overlooked symptoms and syndromes. When women succeed in healthcare, everyone benefits.

AMWA is proud to collaborate and support this important campaign highlighting the impact of women in healthcare and featuring our own AMWA 2025-2026 President, Eileen Barrett, MD, MPH. Read the piece here bit.ly/4tw9d47 @mediaplanetusa

#WomenInMedicine #HealthcareLeadership

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Sakura from Ogonzan in Hiroshima. Wonderful. Really such a privilege to be here this time of year. #japan #urbanlandscape

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Just like on earth, if the toilet is not working then this creates problems....... (and other solutions have to be deployed as per the comments)!

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#Artemis II - Dr Lori Glaze, who leads development & operations, reminds us this mission is still a test flight & that NASA "continues to get lots of new data every day"

She adds that they are "not tracking anything"of concern right now and "intend to learn as much as we can" about the spacecraft.

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Bingo, aided by the journalists who wanted to spin the story such that it would not be too offensive to the relevant subgroups amongst the readership!

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The famous Poggio Covilli villa captured during a proper sunrise sky explosion 😉…

#photography #art #nature #landscape

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CRISPR-Cas12a Gene Editing of HBG1 and HBG2 Promoters to Treat Sickle Cell Disease | NEJM Renizgamglogene autogedtemcel (reni-cel) is an investigational clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR)–Cas12a gene-edited autologous hematopoietic stem-cell therapy. The ...

A wonderful day. Two papers in the New England Journal of Medicine using CRISPR for gene editing. One for sickle cell, the other for thalassemia. Amazing.

www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....

www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....

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I'm inclined to agree with you on this point. There are other factors at play here.

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Opinion | That Medical Student's Misogyny Isn't Funny Nick Baumel's cheap shot at female patients harms trust in doctors

Medical student Nick Baumel recently went viral for posting misogynistic videos on social media.

In an #OpEd for MedPage Today, psychiatry resident @chloenazra.bsky.social addresses Baumel's "disgraceful antics" -- and those who defend or excuse them.
www.medpagetoday.com/opinion/seco...

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Ping #womeninStem followers

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This is worth reading-because adipose tissue from deceased donors in the United States is being turned into a product that is now being used for cosmetic purposes. There are so many unanswered questions about all of this.

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