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Dr. Julienne Rutherford, professional placentrix

8 Apr, 4 tweets, 3 min read

Thread: (CW: genocide/rape) Today is Genocide Remembrance Day in Rwanda. The genocide began on this day in 1994 and ended roughly 100 days later. Thousands of babies were conceived during the genocide, many by rape perpetrated against Tutsi women. #aapa2021 #RwandaGenocide

Dr. Glorieuse Uwizeye presents at #aapa2021 4/15 on the impact of duration of intrauterine exposure during the genocide on Rwandan young adults (24yrs at study). Conceived earlier during the 100 days, worse adult mental health outcomes (#dohad) with some intriguing exceptions...

For those conceived via genocidal rape, the stressor isn’t resolved when the genocide ends and lived adverse experiences due to imposed identities play a large role shaping adult health. #ACEs #AllostaticLoad

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Dr. Glorieuse Uwizeye is a brilliant scholar and mental health nurse, PhD from @UICnursing with me, @dartmouth postdoc with Dr. Zane Thayer. This is her first @PhysAnth presentation and we’re very excited! It’s available on @pathable now and live session is Thursday 4/15!

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ABSTRACT THREAD:
Today at #AAPA2021 12-2EST! Building Intersections In Covid-19 Scholarship, Health Inequities, and Systems of Care in Pregnancy and the Postpartum #reproanthcov19

2/thread #reproanthcov19 “Although many scientists currently believe the virus that causes COVID-19 does not transmit
vertically or significantly impair fetal development, the pandemic has caused significant disruption to reproductive processes, experiences, and care.”

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“Today! Building Intersections In Covid-19 Scholarship, Health Inequities, and Systems of Care in Pregnancy and the Postpartum #reproanthcov19 “Initial fears of infection and shelter-in-place
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Dr. Julienne Rutherford, professional placentrix

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11 Sep 18

When women are being attacked on Twitter, when sexism, racism, misogynoir are on full display, aimed squarely at well-respected colleagues, and men don’t stand up against it forcefully, WE NOTICE. It’s simultaneously not surprising and disappointing. You can fix that. Speak up.

Call out that bullshit. Liking and retweeting aren’t enough. You care about your reputation too much to join the fight? Well, your colleagues’ reputations are directly on the line. Consider why some men feel so emboldened to attack your female colleagues.

Time to walk the walk. #TimesUp on your silence. You’re here on Twitter. You have a platform. You have reach. Use it. Show your junior/female/BIPOC/queer/trans/etc. colleagues you get it and model for your white cishet male pals that they’ve got a responsibility in their power.

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