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Second, this thread especially grabbed my attention coming on the heels of yesterday’s @NIH_ORWH virtual conference on gaps in research about the health needs most particular to women orwh.od.nih.gov/research/2021-…
Second, this thread especially grabbed my attention coming on the heels of yesterday’s @NIH_ORWH virtual conference on gaps in research about the health needs most particular to women orwh.od.nih.gov/research/2021-…
🧵3/ One of the most stunning (and maddening?!) slides was a #dataviz that used analysis from this paper: liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.10…
🧵1/ I find #COVIDvaccine focus groups like this fascinating. I was struck by the broad distrust of physicians in this group of reproductive-aged women...
🧵2/ I study this kind of population a lot in my #gynhealth work through #EHR medical systems data. As a social epidemiologist, it’s a cool population to study in EHR data bc so many have frequent contacts with the medical system through routine gyn and pregnancy care...
🧵 3/ So you really get a peek into a broad cross-section of the population, unlike other kinds of EHR research.
Reading this article (in which I'm quoted near the end), I realized why I have such a strong visceral reaction to some of the negative coverage of @ProfEmilyOster's work on #COVID19 and schools...prospect.org/coronavirus/wh… 1/
..The treatment of @ProfEmilyOster reminds of 2016 press coverage of @HillaryClinton! An outsized focus on that woman's flaws had big long-term consequences.(I'm not a media studies or communications person, so I may be totally off, but I swear there's a PhD thesis in here! 2/
On to my promised tweets on #epitwitter data about #SARSCoV2/#COVID19 among children and particularly in school settings. It's less comprehensive than I hoped, but I'm trying not to let the perfect be the enemy of the good... 3/
