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DavidHerzberg

@dhbuffalo

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Historian of drugs/pharma White Market Drugs (https://t.co/VzoSwjxOYR…) Co-Ed SHAD (https://t.co/Y9S9kjKons…) he/him/his

Buffalo, NY / SUNY Buffalo
Joined March 2010
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
After a short experiment, seems that life is better without (what) twitter (has become) so I’m signing out. Not deleting account and may check in once in a while. Maybe. I’m easy to find at my uni website. Bye and be well friends.
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
Buffalo will host the Alcohol and Drug History Society conference, June 2024. -wonderful (interdisciplinary) scholarship -good folks -great (cheap!) city **funding for students/ECRs/int'l travelers esp from Global South Proposals due Nov 15- join us! https://t.co/kExw5tGMQY
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
A small thing in the moment but a welcome one: today's mail brought the latest issue of History of Pharmacy and Pharmaceuticals, a special issue on commerce and psychedelics. It looks great. @LucRichert
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
Friend and colleague Nancy Campbell, who cleverly does not use this evil/dysfunctional social media site, asks for help circulating an open rank job posting for her dept. https://t.co/fKmpkbyXMh The position is Community-Engaged STS and Community-Based Research at RPI.
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Michael Mensah, MD, MHS, MPH
2 years
How does "colorblindness" contribute to racial health inequities, and what can we do about it? Ben Sommers, Sam Sommers and I discuss this question—prompted by the recent SCOTUS decision on affirmative action—in our new @JAMAHealthForum article
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jamanetwork.com
This JAMA Forum discusses the US Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action in the context of the potential harms to access to care, quality of care, and leadership for the health care system.
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
“Tolerating” low-level dealing fixes only one problem, it doesn’t *regulate* drug sales to protect consumers and the neighborhoods they live in. Doesn’t incentivize good selling practices. We know how to use regs to shape market behaviors lets try that.
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nytimes.com
Fentanyl use is increasingly out in the open, and increasingly fatal. But New Yorkers are divided over what to do: decriminalize it or make more arrests.
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
“Addiction” may be super complicated and on the way out as a term to explain harmful/chaotic drug use, but it seems unambiguously bad when enormous multinational corporations who definitely believe in addiction devote themselves to creating a ton of it.
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washingtonpost.com
A new study suggests that tobacco companies, who were skilled at marketing cigarettes, used similar strategies to hook people on processed foods.
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@ChicagoJournals
Chicago Journals
2 years
This Ahead of Print article in The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs offers a new history of the troubled teen industry in the United States. Read it here: https://t.co/yEU7wPUPvL @drughistory
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
My dept at University of Buffalo-SUNY is hiring: Open-rank, tenure-track in hist of sci, health, or disability in S/SE Asia or Latin America. Part of cluster of interdisciplinary hires in this field including a historian of Africa. Email me with Qs! https://t.co/d9vk1taEo3
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
Important data here undermining the (always suspect) argument that criminal punishment is the truly caring/protective response to addiction.
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nytimes.com
Claims that decriminalization is harmful are not backed by evidence.
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
My dept at University of Buffalo-SUNY is hiring: Open-rank, tenure-track in hist of sci, health, or disability in S/SE Asia or Latin America. Part of cluster of interdisciplinary hires in this field including a historian of Africa. Email me with Qs! https://t.co/d9vk1taEo3
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
I'm not a quant guy so can't evaluate the math, and OD stats have their issues, but the results make sense to me: Supply-side interventions need to be designed to protect ALL consumers' wellbeing not just the ones we call "patients." https://t.co/y1B5Cjz8fO
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
Oof.
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
Mmmmmmmmmm *buy*
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Nicole Guidotti-Hernández
2 years
I CANNOT wait for this book! Congratulations @profjasonruiz
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DavidHerzberg
2 years
Heartbreaking, horrifying, and enraging, ⁦@ZachWritesStuff⁩ and ⁦@shoeshine⁩ with two different looks at parents, children, and drug politics/policies. Must reads. https://t.co/TK6LQhz2To https://t.co/SDBPjHZegi
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revealnews.org
Federal law has put thousands of women on anti-addiction medications into an impossible bind: Give up your treatment or risk losing your child.
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AAHM
3 years
Join us this Saturday, May 20 for the Virtual Program of our annual meeting! AAHM members you should have the webinar link in your inbox. If you aren't currently a member and want to register, you can still join us! Register here: https://t.co/JS11chM0po
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@LPEblog
LPE Blog
3 years
Today, @eehatton kicks off a joint symposium with our friends at @_inquest_ on carceral labor. In this opening post, she explains how the carceral state functions as a system of labor governance—both within and beyond prison walls. https://t.co/C4DHj2RZoR
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lpeproject.org
How can we understand mass incarceration as a system of labor governance? This post introduces our new symposium on "carceral labor" by offering an empirical and conceptual overview of the different…
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DavidHerzberg
3 years
If you have time for a look, there is great stuff in the two most recent issues of the Social History of Alcohol and Drugs. https://t.co/W49OBxKA1s https://t.co/wgr2SysPqo
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@DanielDenvir
Daniel Denvir
3 years
My interview with Helena Hansen, Jules Netherland, @dhbuffalo on their book Whiteout: How Racial Capitalism Changed the Color of Opioids in America. Capitalism and illusory promise of whiteness not only shaped reaction to opioid crisis but made the crisis.
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thedigradio.com
Featuring Helena Hansen, Jules Netherland, and David Herzberg on how American capitalism and its illusions of whiteness both created the opioid crisis and shaped the response to it. We are discussing...
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DavidHerzberg
3 years
Mail came, woo hoo! Lucky me to get to work with the inspiring & brilliant Helena Hansen and Jules Netherland. More info at The Dig https://t.co/VCnUfpyMjS and NBN https://t.co/J5WwTkAUsx Also see authors talk with Robin D.G. Kelley on April 12: https://t.co/MS4nLAZcA5
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