I finished my last round of #chemo today 🙌🏼 That’s it. That’s the tweet. #breastcancer #fcancer

Proud to have led this important work. Much more to come.. https://t.co/JdZYBuA1lQ @BUSPH @SociosEnSalud

The way forward is clear: implementation science must evolve with and from LMICs. By investing in and elevating LMIC-led innovation, we not only advance the science—we strengthen the possibility of healthier, more equitable futures worldwide. @BUSPH

2. Strategies developed in LMICs address challenges unique to these settings 3. Participatory and co-designed methods accelerate evidence uptake 4. Adaptation, not abandonment, of existing theories, models, and frameworks can advance implementation science

Unless IS is adapted and innovated for LMIC realities, we risk deepening inequities and perpetuating epistemic injustice in global health. Four takeaways: 1. Frameworks from LMICs prioritize health systems realities

Implementation science (IS) offers powerful tools to translate evidence into real-world impact—but too often, its methods and frameworks are rooted in high-income settings, where health systems and contexts look nothing like those in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).

Global health is at a crossroads. As global health programs are scaled back and funding grows uncertain, the stakes for ensuring effective, equitable, and sustainable implementation of evidence-informed interventions have never been higher. https://t.co/IztLCdwm7Z

Last year, $9B of the $35B that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) granted for research was used for administrative overhead, what is known as “indirect costs.” Today, NIH lowered the maximum indirect cost rate research institutions can charge the government to 15%, above

💝FRIENDS, @DanaFarber gave me great care and hope in my battle against #breastcancer Now, my husband is 🏃‍♂️ @bostonmarathon to raise 💵 for Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Please start 2025 off with the gift of hope for other families like ours 💝: https://t.co/3f6UkZirBl

#danafarbercancerinstitute #danafarber #bostonmarathon #danafarbermarathonchallenge #DFMC #Fcancer #cancerresearch #givingthanks #grateful #giveback

On Thanksgiving this year, we are grateful for the incredible attention and care I received at @DanaFarber, and that I am currently in remission. Please help us reach our fundraising goal of $20,000. Happy thanksgiving, from our incredibly grateful family, to yours.

Friends - my husband is running the 2025 @bostonmarathon as part of the @DanaFarber Marathon Challenge. After my stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis in 2023, chemo, radiation, surgeries, and continued treatment, we want to give back. https://t.co/b89BpUxQeG

Also, Bali was a great vacation spot ☀️ 😎

Had a great time at the @UnionConference presenting, networking, and catching up on all the amazing work being done globally. @TheUnion_TBLH @BUSPH

Last year on my birthday I was 6 weeks post double mastectomy, awaiting radiation, scared, and anxious. Today, I had breakfast with my family, worked a full day, took my daughter to dance, sons to lacrosse, pizza dinner, watching frozen & Bluey. Perfect birthday 🥳 ☺️

@BUSPH @tiara_boston @megan_b_murray @brittney_vdW @leo_lecca @PIH

#JournalofGlobalHealth @BUSPH @tiara_boston @megan_b_murray @brittney_vdW @leo_lecca @PIH Tuberculosis treatment loss to follow-up in children exposed at home: A prospective cohort study - PMC ( https://t.co/tqgUvVMg7T)

‼️ New paper -- #tuberculosis LTFU in children in Peru ‼️ ➡️ >10% of children sick with TB who were exposed at home were LTFU ➡️ Children with index patients <25 years old had increased odds of being LTFU ➡️ Integrated, family-centered approaches may reduce LTFU

Task-sharing spinal anaesthesia care in three rural Indian hospitals: a non-inferiority randomised controlled clinical trial ( https://t.co/yNNMm0hbC7)

‼️ New paper -- RCT exploring anaesthesia care task-sharing in India ‼️ Spinal anaesthesia failure rates from Medical Officers were non-inferior to those of consultant anaesthesiologists following a standardised educational curriculum. @bmj_latest @HarvardPGSSC @BUSPH