Perspective by Taylor Riley, PhD, MPH, and Asha Hassan, PhD, MPH: Fetal Personhood and Reproductive Criminalization — Implications for Patients, Clinicians, and Public Health https://t.co/dZ7qZJib3n #MedicalEthics #OBGYN

If you’re attending SFP come to my book event tomorrow with Asha Hassan!

"No Other Land" director Basel Adra: "We call on the world to take serious actions to stop the injustice and to stop the ethnic cleansing of Palestinian people." | #Oscars

I frequently take this flight. Very scary times

4 years of my graduate training were supported by an NIEHS diversity supplement. This program helped me learn how to write NIH grants ~2 years earlier than normal, paid for conference travel and enabled me to build a network separate from my PhD advisor, and paid for supplies 1/

Guy who has never gotten an NIH grant wants you to know they are stupid:

We have two postdoctoral positions open for our Population Health Training Program! Join us for up to two years as part of this innovative program. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/vhblO29Dxv

For over 135 years, the U of M Medical School has shaped the health of Minnesota, the health of the nation, and in many instances, the state of medicine across the globe. See some of our impact over the past year ➡️: https://t.co/ExZUfF5kZJ. #Minnesota | #UMNproud

Only 10% of the NIH budget is allocated to "women's health," nearly all of which goes toward pregnancy research. Amid such blatant neglect of the health of the uterus and ovaries, hysterectomy is often the best and only choice. Heard this over and over for my book Get It Out.

Thrilled to share that you can now pre-order my book!! As THE @reproutopia put it: “Get It Out engages a completely ordinary yet conspicuously neglected practice of everyday healthcare, and demands that an overdue womb-reckoning take place.” https://t.co/u0u23VOY3p

Sen. Omar Fateh is running for mayor of Minneapolis:

I was a guest on the @insidehighered jobs podcast. I talked about the job market, and getting rejected, and we talked so much it ended up as a two-part podcast. So, check it out! E65: How to Promote Yourself and Keep Going in Your Job Search https://t.co/8XtuCxEpPK

Featuring contributors to our “Recognizing Historical Injustices in Medicine and the 𝘑𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘯𝘢𝘭” series, a new symposium examines NEJM’s relationships to eugenics and Nazism. Watch the video of the symposium: https://t.co/HU5UoQGcP2

Integrating #SexualHealth and #ReproductiveHealth considerations in #ClinicalResearch requires overcoming several barriers. Join us November 21 for discussions on conducting research that more effectively measures #ReproductiveEquity: https://t.co/rVBnrTqWC3

Since Tuesday's election, abortion providers have reported an increase in people requesting pills But it is important to understand why people are doing this-because frankly, it says a lot about how difficult things already are More from me in @Slate https://t.co/ixxLSC0zKt

I’m on bluesky! I’ll keep this account open for now but will be posting infrequently

Considering how obsessed the right is with the declining birth rate, it's incredible how many women I know for whom Tr*mp's win is the nail in the coffin of whether to have children.

Officially made the decision tonight not to have children because the risk of being pregnant with Black maternal mortality rates in the in country, with the Supreme Court we are about to have enact a national abortion ban…it’s so painful.

On this #ElectionDay, evidence suggests that access to reproductive healthcare is a top concern for many U.S. voters. For women under age 30, specifically, a new @KFF survey finds that abortion is the most important issue to their vote.✍🏼 #TeachingTuesday https://t.co/fERbGMOf92

Speakers include many @SocietyFP & @PopAssocAmerica folks including @alisongemmill Amanda Stevenson, Tiffany Greene, Jane Seymour, Tracy Weitz, Anitra Beasley, @ReproResearcher , Heidi Moseson, Jenny, O'Donnell, Caitlin Myers, Anu Gomez, Caitlin Gerdts