ID Epi PhD student @YaleEMD studying vaccines and vaccine communication. Interested in all things infectious disease - past, present & future
Joined May 2012
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Spread the word! All topics related to AMR are welcome, and we are still accepting submissions beyond the June 1 deadline!
Learn more 👉🏼 medicine.yale.edu/yjbm/
@theYJBM is currently accepting manuscript submissions for an issue on antimicrobial resistance, including topics such as the microbiome! Pubmed indexed and no cost to authors to publish
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In a meeting with national leaders yesterday, I learned that the pandemic has caused the US to administer 2.3 million fewer doses of HPV vaccinations. And the gap is worsening by the day. This is an urgent. We can't abandon a generation of young people to HPV cancers.
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Allowing adolescents to consent may help improve HPV vaccination rates. Should we take a closer look at how we engage teens in basic preventive health decisions? @CR_OliveiraJr @YaleSPH @YaleYcis @HPVRoundtable jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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Study by @ChangMDPhD, @Muhellingson, @ChrisRFlowersMD, myself in OFID looking at influenza vaccination in patients with and without cancer dx. Good: ⬆️uptake in pts w cancer compared to no cancer. Bad: only 64% vax'd, with big diffs b/t cancer types
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Our paper “Communicating With Vaccine-Hesitant Parents: A Narrative Review” is out! It focuses on key communication approaches to reduce hesitancy in the patient/provider interaction - all are applicable to the adult context.
@Muhellingson @SaadOmer3
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Excited to announce that Yale University Library (@YaleLibrary) has signed two agreements that will allow @Yale-affiliated authors to publish in any PLOS journal without paying article processing charges. #OpenAccess #OpenScience plos.io/3dEzTfn
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There is so much misinformation and fear-mongering around #COVID19 vaccines for pregnant and nursing women. A brilliant @YaleMSTP student @Aliceluculligan and I wrote this OpEd to dispel these myths, and provide relevant facts. Please share widely.
nytimes.com/2021/01/26/opini…
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Biden is vaccinated. He’s at a distance, while working with a staff that should also have been vaccinated, in a space that should be very well ventilated. He shouldn’t need a mask. It’s a symbol of solidarity to wear one. It’s good.
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Motivational interviewing is an evidence-based communication style that is used to help people make behavior changes.
It can also be a powerful tool to help address vaccine hesitancy.
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In the weeks and months ahead, the Biden-Harris administration will take key steps to dramatically increase #vaccinations in this country. Read more about our plan in @USATODAY:
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It's worth paying close attention to vaccine acceptance in healthcare workers, as we're likely to face similar challenges in the general population. Great insights from @abuttenheim, @WhitneyEpi, and @SaadOmer3 in @voxdotcom.
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BMJ Xmas attempt: estimating financial/emotional burden to researchers from meeting article processing charges (APCs) levied by open access journals. Researchers could be paying $35K in total APCs for1st&senior research articles/year! @Muhellingson 1/10 medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Join us on Monday, Dec 14 from 3-4pm to hear @YaleMed physician-scientist Valerie A. Flores on the clinical challenges and current innovations for addressing endometriosis. Zoom link: tinyurl.com/y4u4dmxv
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"It’s going to get better and better gradually. It’s not going to be horrible until the end of 2021… people are going to start to see the sun coming up," added Dr. Fauci. #FauciAtYale
"To say once you get a vaccine, you're going to be free to do whatever you want, that’s not going to happen, at least through 2021," explains Dr. Anthony Fauci #FauciAtYale @YaleGH
ALT Anthony Fauci on Zoom
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"Things that were relatively low risk last month might not be next month. It’s important that we stay vigilant, even if it feels safe here and now," says @YaleSPH's @mh_chitwood, who helped develop a new statistical model to track the spread of COVID-19.
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Public health research is more relevant now than ever. As part of our COVID Conversations series, YJBM host @Muhellingson and Erica Zeno, a 2nd year at UNC Chapel Hill, discuss the emotions that come with getting a PhD in epidemiology amidst this pandemic. soundcloud.com/yaleuniversit…
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"No matter how effective the coronavirus vaccines prove to be, their overall impact will ultimately depend on how many people take them," writes @jameshamblin, noting a new poll shows 21% of Americans would “definitely” take a vaccine if available now.
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Bringing COVID19 under control is a behavioural challenge that will require every program (testing, track & trace, vaccination) to be infused with robust behavioural & social insights.
There are 360K people in Iceland. 2 French tourists arrived, tested positive, asked to isolate, they decided isolation was not for them. 100 cases in the last few days can be traced to their trip in August. icelandreview.com/society/co…
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“The gender gap that we are seeing in COVID-19 outcomes is not 100 percent explained by biology nor 100 percent explained by social and cultural factors,” said @Muhellingson, a @YaleEMD PhD student and one of the co-authors of the study. @VirusesImmunity
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