You and @ezrakleinbot.bsky.social said it: he/she who controls the attention economy controls the world.

Trainees who applied for an NIH diversity fellowship whose applications were withdrawn/not being reviewed, there's a NYTimes reporter who wants to talk, especially interested in applicants with disabilities. DM me & I'll put you in touch, will keep all contact confidential. Please amplify

A quick reminder: For every $1 of research funding, NIH generated $2.46 in economic activity. This includes funding jobs in all 50 states. This isn't a red/blue thing: 8.9 jobs per $1M in CA & 12 jobs per $1M in GA. #AcademicSky #PhDSky #MedSky #HealthSky #healthequity #SciComm
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I’ll use this when teaching social work research. I would have loved it when I was working on masters.

It often takes me a few goes to understand words like ontology, epistemology, positivist and constructivist…The breakdown in the paper is gold!

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Blue Heron is not in Reserve…

Fantastic stuff! I wonder if you’d be interested in partnering with my members at the NM Society of Addiction Medicine on an information campaign? NM, with the highest rate of AU related problems in the nation could really use it.

A pleasure to speak this morning at #DIScience24. We argue that power is the central driver of implementation context. Attention to power can help us design more effective, equitable and efficient #implementation. Always appreciate my brilliant coauthors: Whitney Irie, Cory Bradley and Elvin Geng!

I’d love to learn more about CADIS

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His symptoms seem more like withdrawal, likely from Vivitrol—prolonged and challenging. I’ve experienced this firsthand and know how common it is. There should be a clear protocol to bypass the blockade and provide relief, but it seems unlikely that will happen anytime soon.

Beyond Social Determinants: Fiscal Determinants of Overdose Death in U.S Counties, 2017-2020 A large body of research has been dedicated to understanding the relationship between social determinants of health (SDOH) and overdose death across c…

“ We find that along with SDOH, higher per capita police spending, but not health expenditures, was associated with overdose deaths in U.S counties”

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