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Surround yourself with #empowerment-inspiring individuals; they will never box you in; these sorts of people usually let you be you. They treat you with respect & care. Treat you as an individual free of presciptions from the world around. You can do anything,ever. #COVID19 times
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Congratulations on your new book, dear @devisridhar.
Looking forward to reading it!
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It's a strange feeling releasing a book that I've been working on for 3+ years. A mix of excitement, nervousness & vulnerability. I've put more of myself into this book than I'm used to as an academic writing scientific papers in 3rd person. I hope that whoever decides to read it finds it a fun read. penguin.co.uk/books/458539/h…
Hi Twitter. I'm back. All to issue a warning
I had a contract with Spaces with IWG Group January 2024 to January 2025.
Sales person was nice and helpful. However since the day 1 when I picked up my keys there were issues with the customer service team that plagued the entire
Take note of this #business #hybrid and #entrepreneurs.
IWG is an international company - my friends near and wide will know of my experience. Know so many entrepreneurs and we will refuse to use @IWGplc_ until business practices change.
Avoid @spacesworks @RegusGlobal
So much evidence of the culture of apathy at @spacesworks
Nothing changes for business without conscience until there are monetary consequences.
If you are a pro-bono lawyer that specializes in breaches of contract, take interest in settling small cases, please DM me.
Dr.Jane Divoc retweeted
From our family to yours: Kamala will be a President for all of us.
Tomorrow is Election Day. Go vote! IWillVote.com
I'm taking a break from twitter. Will be back in late May or June. Cheers and remember #OneWorldAgainstCOVID.
Hi. I’m Jane. I live in Canada and the UK, and I refuse to accept that #COVID19 infections and reinfections are inevitable - I will continue to do my utmost to break chains of transmission. I also watch briefings, read, support @WHO guidance. What about you? #OneWorldAgainstCOVID
Interesting article discussing evidence related to how talcum power laced with asbestos and talc that does not contain asbestos - "baby powder"- is linked with cancers- ovarian, mesothelioma, and lung (so far).
drugwatch.com/talcum-powder/…
Dr.Jane Divoc retweeted
Lead isn't a Flint problem or a Newark problem. It's an America problem.
Watch in full here: ajplus.co/LeadInAmerica
Dr.Jane Divoc retweeted
Concerning to see cases of #COVID19 going up in #India.
It’s another reminder this pandemic is not over and that we must use all the tools we have to protect everyone. One death is one too many.
indianexpress.com/article/in…
We live in a world where those that bestow honors upon others could be, themselves, dishonourable. Let that sink in.
Consider this when awards and accolades are said and feel not bruised for not being a nominee or recipient.
I'm sure glad in some cases.
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What is @WHO ? What does it do? How does it do it?
My blog for #worldhealthday ⬇️ open.substack.com/pub/singer…
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Proud to be part of @WHO’s 75 year history… even if for just a small part… & we’re not done yet with this incredible work :)
Today’s presser with lots of Q’s on #COVID19 origins, cholera, marburg, avian influenza, the treaty & more… 👇
#ProudToBeWHO @DrTedros
LIVE NOW: Media briefing on #WHO75 anniversary and global health issues with @DrTedros xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1rmxPkmpo…
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Our rights & freedoms should be upheld at every stage of life - no matter our age.
Yet #OlderPersons are often left voiceless & powerless in society.
As the ageing population doubles, it’s time we protect #Rights4OlderPersons under intl law & build a sustainable future for all.
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In 3 yrs, COVID has killed more than 1M in the U.S., disabled many others and cut life expectancy by 2.5 yrs. Despite declarations that the pandemic is over, COVID remains the 3rd leading cause of death. We’re at the end of the beginning, not the beginning of the end, of COVID.











