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First line medications for type 2 diabetes @COREIMpodcast #MedEd
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Having witnessed her aunt's struggle with rheumatic fever, Taliah Su'a, a Samoan medical student, is determined to tackle healthcare disparities and eagerly took up the chance to research the disease and enhance patient care in Canterbury
🔗 Read here - rb.gy/nujsg
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Our paper has officially been published 🤗 @MelindaJWebber .. @CMRSmixedrace
escholarship.org/uc/item/3mg… – at Auckland, New Zealand
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Check out this event: A history of Pacific voyaging and Parkinson's disease Tues 18th at 7pm. Info can be found in the link 😀
events.zoom.us/ev/AunXyyDYBq…
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The Dept of Molecular Medicine & Pathology are looking for Pacific & Māori to take part in a UoA study looking into the acceptability & concerns about:
- weight-loss medications; their development & provision of potential new weight-loss drugs that may come onto the market. /1
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Replying to @HRCNewZealand
@HRCNewZealand has officially posted me on their website, no embargo now..
I'm so privileged & humbled to be receiving a Māori Health Emerging First Researcher Grant to extend & expand my PhD research & explore Mana Mōmona 🤗😱😭
Ngā mihi ki a koutou @nurseDrTC @MelindaJWebber – at New Plymouth District, New Zealand
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Latest Watches and Warnings. There's a large swath of road snow warnings active, as well as a Heavy Snow Warning in the south. Also note that the wind watch for Hawke's Bay and Tararua District has been upgraded to a warning. Check out the details at bit.ly/AllWarnings
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Road Snowfall Warnings have been updated, with the Dunedin to Waitati Highway added
If you'll be on the roads this weekend, be sure to keep up with latest on bit.ly/AllWarnings and updates coming out of @WakaKotahi_news
And as always, stay safe out there
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Update:
The Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been lifted
Those thunderstorms mostly move away to the east, however for the upper and western North Island and down the Buller coastline, there may still be the odd clap of thunder overnight
bit.ly/TSOutlook
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A line of Severe Thunderstorms has been picked up on Radar just west of Northland rapidly moving eastwards (localised RED Warning area)
These storms have very strong and damaging wind gusts and may break branches from trees, damage roofing, and make driving hazardous
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So today is the day I launch my Rutherford interviews about working in our neoliberal universities. If you are interested, please reach out and feel free to pass on the invite to others. 👩🏾🎓🧑🏾🎓👨🏾🎓👩🏾💻🧑🏾💻👩🏾🏫🧑🏾🏫🧑🏾🔬👩🏾🔬
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Our very own @LeenenYoung is leading this research project and the TTI Project is ready to hear from families and people who have stories about some of the historical points of change. Please see the flier for more details & circulate #FollowThePAC
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I had a kōrero with Alice for the newest episode of Alice Snedden's Bad News about Fat..
Tītiro Mai 😊👀.. But also, don't because I'm anxious 😰..
Why do we still judge fat people? | youtu.be/9FOSaEdql-k via @TheSpinoffTV
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"Simply bolstering university enrolments and plugging more students into a broken pipeline will not solve the under-representation of Māori and Pacific peoples ... in STEM courses", by @taramcallister4 @Lanipai @SereanaNaepi theconversation.com/racism-e… via @ConversationEDU
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Check these websites and tools to make your presentations a bit more interesting and interactive.
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@OpenAcademics @ThePhDPlace @PhDVoice #AcademicChatter #scicomm
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University of Auckland @AucklandUni appoints its first female Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific
tpplus.co.nz/community/unive…
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Applications are open for @AucklandUni Summer Scholarships - this year my project is focussing on complaint and universities if you know a talented undergraduate who wants to spend the Summer reflecting on @SaraNAhmed work and its relationship to NZ universities let them know
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Working against structural whiteness can mean being excluded and isolated. Often, its clear that we are wanted for grants etc. but not wanted as colleagues. Ask yourself before you ask for grant support: When is the last time I asked this person how they are over coffee?
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I spent today working in 3 different MBIE papers, recording lectures, teaching live, and thinking about collective action to make our sector everything it promises us it is. The decision today reinforces that there is simply not enough hours in a day to fight structural whiteness
























