Associate Professor of SBS & Epidemiology @NYUPublicHealth. TB, respiratory failure. Book: Biomedicalization & the Practice of Culture. In Uganda a lot/日本語でもいい

東京, elsewhere, in that order.
Joined February 2012
You won't ever know if what you did personally helped. That's the nature of public health. When the best way to save lives is to prevent a disease rather than treat it, success often looks like an overreaction.
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🤔 Ever wonder how to measure functional recovery after respiratory failure?🚶‍♀️💪 Parrotte et al 👀 into what’s used in their new #journal_CHESTCritCare scoping review: chestcc.org/article/S2949-78… @tsvalley @iwashyna @Terri_Hough @MariInTokyo #OpenAccess
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We have some exciting positions to fill in our group. Please share widely! Doctoral Student / Postdoc in epidemiological modelling (m/f/d) karriere.klinikum.uni-heidel… Epidemiologist (m/f/d) karriere.klinikum.uni-heidel… Data scientist (m/f/d) karriere.klinikum.uni-heidel…
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Energized by this group of TB scientists, scholars, and survivors. We can end TB in our lifetimes. #UnionConf2023
"Promoting equity in the fight against TB: transforming words into action" #sshiftb presented a symposium today at the #UnionConf2023 🌐 (1/4) 👥 @MariInTokyo @nc_engel @patelhimanshuk2 @DaftaryAmrita @happyumana @rhea_lobo Brian Citro, Yi Dan Lin
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I am learned what gyat means from a NYT article years old.
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(1/2) #SSHIFTB contributors are at the #UnionConf2023 💥 For a curated list of contributors who are speaking at or chairing sessions, please see the link➡️ sshiftb.org/updates/the-unio…
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At a time when the audio industry is in complete disarray, I'm SO PROUD to share that New York Public Radio has agreed to recognize our UNIONIZATION effort for a bunch of workers @WNYCStudios @WQXR @TheGreenSpace who -- til now -- the company had blocked from joining @sagaftra.
IT’S HERE! New York Public Radio responded with voluntary recognition for a new group of @WNYCStudios @WQXR @TheGreeneSpace workers to unionize. Until now, the company blocked many of us from joining our @sagaftra union. This marks a new era as ONE UNION for NYPR. #WeMakeNYPR
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Long shot! Do any of my human biology/bioanth friends happen to have a Quantum II BIA Analyzer gathering dust in their office? You would be my best friend for life if you'd let my team in Samoa borrow it! Ours is broken mid-study and it's discontinued! @RJLBIA
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My @nyupublichealth students gave me a bobble-head of myself and it is delightful. Class of 2023, you're almost there!
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But the world is making an even bigger mistake by restricting the discourse on TB to the biomedical realm. We eliminated most of the TB in the US before there were any meds & vaccines through action on social determinants like food and housing. It’s time to learn from the past.
World making 'huge mistake' not funding new tuberculosis vaccines: Gates @TRTWorld trtworld.com/life/world-maki…
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So, so fortunate to get to work with this agile thinker, thought-provoking collaborator, generous mentor and tremendously decent human. Talking to @iwashyna makes us all smarter.
We are excited to announce that Jack @iwashyna is the newest @JohnsHopkins Bloomberg Distinguished Professor! Iwashyna aims to improve health outcomes and quality of life for survivors of critical illness. Read about his innovative research: hub.jhu.edu/2023/04/05/jack-…
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Finally found a week to visit Tokyo, and it is undeniably the worst week of the year to be in Tokyo. Will *anyone* be in the city in August?
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The idea of "cultural competency" does not sit well with me for some reason. It feels like back-door essentialism. How about "structural competency?" -- places emphasis on the system that produces "cultural" responses.
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"New York City is one of the first places in the world to offer this regimen to people with TB, and I wish more places would follow New York's lead." - TAG TB Project Co-Director Mike Frick, on NYC Dept. of Health's use of newer, safer 4-month cure for TB nyc.gov/site/doh/about/press…
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NYU's exceptional contract faculty are a HUGE part of what makes it an exciting, engaging university. While I'm not contract faculty, I value and respect my contract colleagues. And the majority of them say they want a union!
Today we delivered a petition to @nyuniversity President Andy Hamilton signed by a majority of contract faculty—over 500 of us from each school and department—urging the administration to agree to a fair and expeditious process to verify our majority. tinyurl.com/cfupetition
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Last day of a delightful, insightful, and energizing #CROI2023 - but the beloved nerd backpacks are forever.
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#CROI2023: Treatment for tuberculosis, a leading cause of death worldwide, typically involves 6 months of continuous therapy. In the TRUNCATE-TB trial, a strategy involving shorter initial treatment was noninferior to standard treatment. nej.md/3XsQB4H
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ICYMI over the holidays: New analysis on trajectories of TB disease c/o @rycktessman in @PNASNews: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.22… Bottom line: people with subclinical but highly infectious (smear-positive) TB account for only 11-19% of cases but likely 35-51% of future transmission.
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My truly GREATEST privilege today is the opportunity to work on/contribute to #publichealth in #Kenya. An added joy is the opp to link others to my home country 😍. So glad Dr. @MariInTokyo (@nyuniversity) & my dear RA (Lauren Hartz @Yale) were able to come to 🇰🇪!! We have one 1/
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A lot of questions about XBB.1.5, which is elbowing out other omicron varieties to be the dominant variant of the winter surge. XBB.1.5 does seem to have a transmission/fitness advantage but that doesn’t mean it’s an apocalyptic “super variant.” Why? Vaccines work. See below:
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