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Senior Deputy Medical Editor @theMJA. She/her. Tweeting on #PublicHealth #IDTwitter #GenderEquity #SciComm. https://t.co/HyPk0kFSAF

Melbourne, Australia
Joined April 2017
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@DaniBeckman
Danielle Beckman
1 year
We are not talking enough about this? An Idaho health department isn’t allowed to give #COVID19 vaccines anymore. The first in the nation.
@IdahoTribune
Idaho Tribune
1 year
BREAKING: Idaho regional public health department, Southwest District Health, becomes first to ban Covid vaccines in the United States.
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@Lisa_J_Whop
Lisa Whop
1 year
If you think it can only happen "over there" it is already happening here. Orange Hospital directs staff to no longer provide abortions to patients without 'early pregnancy complications' https://t.co/UXlgfEPjN0 via @ABCaustralia
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abc.net.au
Leaked documents show staff at the public hospital in Orange can no longer provide abortion services for patients who present without medical complications, further restricting regional women's...
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@Guttmacher
Guttmacher Institute
1 year
When President-Elect Donald Trump retakes office in January, #SRHR will face unprecedented threats at the federal level. Our new analysis outlines 10 ways we expect a second Trump administration to dismantle reproductive rights: https://t.co/nNoOfjH1xv #Election2024
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@Bethlehemtekola
Bethlehem Tekola
1 year
Braun and Clarke's new open access paper on Big Q Qualitative* Reporting Guidelines for authors, reviewers, and editors. * "non-positivist research that is qualitative in its values and paradigm, data, and analytic and reporting practices" https://t.co/hpN7imHbea
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Evaluative tools for qualitative research need to be developed and designed in a way that allows them to be used by the research community to assess qualitative research on its own terms, and thus ...
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@susie_dent
Susie Dent
1 year
Word of the day is ‘recrudescence’ (17th century): the return of something terrible after a time of reprieve.
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@amymaxmen
Amy Maxmen, PhD
1 year
This paper shows the folly in underestimating the bird flu outbreak. A @Nature study on the H5N1 that infected a Tx dairy worker found that it killed lab ferrets, spreading to their respiratory & non-resp organs. And it spread through the air from one lab ferret to another.
@angie_rasmussen
Dr. Angela Rasmussen
1 year
Wow. The human isolate of the Texas cattle H5N1 is way more transmissible by aerosols in ferrets than the bovine isolates tested so far. Another warning that we shouldn’t assume that H5N1 in people is always going to be mild & limited to conjunctivitis. https://t.co/7wJvBTL2Aa
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@LiamGMcCoy
Liam McCoy, MD MSc
1 year
The internet has been progressively diluted with AI-generated slop. Are medical records headed for the same fate? 🧵 I just published a perspective in @NEJM with @AdamRodmanMD and Arjun Manrai on why rushing AI into medical documentation could be a mistake.
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@mcberkman
Michael Berkman
1 year
Qld Labor plans to hand $1B in public $ to Mater Springfield to run a public hospital. It will be the only hospital in town, and it'll be banned from ever offering an abortion -or even most contraception. We need to stop outsourcing public hospitals to anti-choice institutions.
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@LiangRhea
Rhea Liang
1 year
Doctors do not have an obligation to 'act apolitically and impartially in supporting the Government of the day'. We have an obligation to act apolitically and impartially to provide safe healthcare and avoid harm. Incarcerating children is deeply harmful.
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abc.net.au
Leaked documents have revealed the NT government tried to silence doctors speaking out against its tough new crime and alcohol polices at a national medicine conference being held in Darwin. It...
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@MelissaSweetDr
Melissa Sweet
1 year
And here is the letter from NT Health Dept to AMA NT's Dr Robert Parker, attempting to gag participants in Rural Medicine Australia conference. (Noting @CroakeyNews did not obtain the letter from anyone named in it). Suggests the NT Govt is v aware of the criticisms being made.
@MelissaSweetDr
Melissa Sweet
1 year
NT government moves to gag protests at national doctors' conference in Darwin as health minister pulls out from speech
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@MarcFennell
Marc Fennell
1 year
In the years I’ve been making Stuff The British Stole, the biggest lesson for me has been how much history hides behind politeness—polite plaques, polite speeches, polite monarchs. I don’t have Lidia Thorpe's life experience, and it’s not appropriate for me to offer commentary
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@parismarx
Paris Marx
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“No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner for the purpose of training artificial intelligence technologies or systems.” good move from penguin
theverge.com
Copyright protections apply whether a note is there or not.
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@profmiketoole
Michael Toole 🇺🇦 @profmiketoole.bsky.social
1 year
Our governments and hospitals are failing us. 14% of Covid deaths in NSW last year were from infections acquired in hospitals. And that information was not shared with the public until compelled by a FOI. https://t.co/lyR0ZgTikG
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Thousands of patients caught COVID in NSW public hospitals last year and hundreds died, fuelling concerns among infection control experts that hospitals are not taking strong enough precautions...
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@PatMcGorry
Patrick McGorry
1 year
Not due to social media!
@MissionAust
Mission Australia
1 year
Our recent report with @orygen_aus found many young people are suffering from poor mental health due to cost-of-living anxieties. Investment in youth-specific housing & increased income support payments are needed to give young people a chance to thrive. #WorldMentalHealthDay
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@PatMcGorry
Patrick McGorry
1 year
Read “The Good University” by Raewen Connell to understand why. Privatisation of a national asset & human right. Look at what Western Europe & Middle East are doing in this sphere & weep. They (and Ireland) understand the value and human right dimension. Neoliberalism fails again
@DrAlexBurchmore
Dr Alex Burchmore
1 year
You mean mass redundancies, the evisceration of entire disciplines, rampant managerialism, and the fanatic embrace of a profit-driven model of scholarship haven't fostered a climate of open inquiry and big ideas? Who could've known?! 🤷‍♂️ https://t.co/kwWkxhNUR6
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@DocsEnvAus
Doctors for the Environment Australia
1 year
Compelling Letter to the Editor in @theMJA by DEA members Dr Nikki Burdett and Dr Ben Dunne on how fossil fuels harm our health and how Australia risks creating a “sacrifice zone” with Middle Arm and Beetaloo that echoes “cancer alley” in Louisiana, USA. https://t.co/vaNGeTmkhB
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@jxwaly
jwal 🇵🇸
1 year
we’re in the middle of a climate crisis and AI is sucking up entire nations worth of energy so privileged westerners can make horrible art & turn in plagiarized essays how is this a conversation
@aretheygay
Alexander Avila
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So do you guys actually oppose AI in principle or do you just dislike how AI is used in the context of a capitalist system
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@ItsBouquet
Coalition Tea Lady
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"The NSW Education Standards Authority has announced that teaching of the Aboriginal past prior to European arrival will be excluded from the Year 7–10 syllabus as of 2027." (Terra Nullius syllabus?) https://t.co/pD7q4sqMPX
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By limiting the syllabus to events post-1788, the NSW Education Standards Authority indirectly sends students the message that Australia’s ‘history’ began at colonisation.
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