Public health genomic epidemiologist @MichiganHHS via @MPHIhealth. Dog lover and equestrian.
Ann Arbor, MI
Joined June 2015
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Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
Dr. Heather Blankenship from @MichiganHHS gives an important and insightful talk on the public health applications and how pathogen sequence data can be better tied to impact #asmngs
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
UofM Postdocs, please join us for "Stepping-In for Respect"!
A workshop focused on:
Understanding the harm bias and discrimination causes.
How to have open and honest conversations with peers on how to handle situations of disrespect.
Register:
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Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
Very important and motivating talk from @mvankerkhove, reminding us that the political will is currently there for increasing genomic surveillance and that we can take advantage of that now for SARS-CoV-2 to be applied to other infectious diseases globally later #ABPHM21
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
Are you a UMich postdoc who identifies as Latino and/or Hispanic? Would you like to meet other Latino/Hispanic postdocs at UMich to strengthen connections or to broaden your social network? If so,
please join the new Latino and Hispanic Postdoc Circle!
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Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
The UMich Black Postdoc Circle just had our first Career Development Workshop on “CVs vs Resumes” organized by @Dr_Sprggs and it was great! Looking forward to more workshops to help develop our members to succeed in their careers!
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
We have two interim chair positions open for nominations, for Treasurer and Postdoctoral Affairs Co-Chair. If you are interested in nominating or for more info, email umpdacochairs@umich.edu. Participating is a great way to develop leadership skills! 📸 : @austinchan on @unsplash
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
1/ My take on why COVID-19 cases are falling. As the wise @mtosterholm has said repeatedly, we need more humility in thinking we can easily explain the epidemic's every move. slate.com/technology/2021/02… @FutureTenseNow @Slate @DearPandemic @OxfordDemSci
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
Almost every case of community spread I am seeing amongst otherwise "careful people" was transmitted over a maskless meal.
If you are going to decrease your risk with ONE choice, please stop eating and drinking with people outside your household.
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
It’s a great day at Michigan Medicine, which received 1,950 doses of the Pfizer Inc./BioNTech vaccine at about 9 a.m. this morning. We plan to begin vaccinating our employees who are most at risk this week.
ALT President Schlissel with the first vaccine delivery
ALT Delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine to Michigan Medicine
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
If you’ve never experienced COVID as a patient/family or HCW/pub health personnel, it’s even more critical to understand the importance in not only prevention, but also support for those around us. These photos serve as a reminder of what could (& should) have been prevented
#9 and 10 are a pair, and they are devastating.
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Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
My most recent paper is out! Check it out to learn how to implement #bGWAS with our software.
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Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
I reiterate this thread, and this point in particular, in light of the Moderna vaccine news.
This is the crux of it: The U.S. must flatten the curve again.
In the next weeks, we will collectively decide how many Americans die before they can get a vaccine next year & how many health-care workers are broken in the process. /8
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Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
Outdoor activities are largely safe. Schools can stay open with precautions. Delivery, curbside pickup, and safer shopping are possible. Let's work smarter against Covid. Closures need to be nuanced, well-timed, and adjusted based on experience. But the sooner, the safer.
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
MDHHS issued a new emergency order that enacts a three-week pause targeting indoor social gatherings & other group activities in an effort to curb rapidly rising #COVID19 infection rates. For more information about the order, visit Michigan.gov/Coronavirus.
ALT COVID-19 Pause to Save Lives
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
Please listen to her.
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Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
The #COVID19 epidemic is rapidly growing throughout the US. What happens now? Here I try to make some predictions, but mostly try to explain how I think about the epidemic. 1/14
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Our daily update is published. States reported a record 1.7 million tests, 170k cases, and 69k current COVID-19 hospitalizations. The death toll was 1,301.
ALT bar charts showing key COVID-19 metrics for the US over time. Today, states reported 1.7M tests (record), 170.3k cases (record), 68.5k currently hospitalized (record), and 1,301 deaths.
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
Quick reality check: the US COVID-19 curve is VERTICAL. The disease is spreading completely uncontrolled in nearly every part of the country. Hospitals are filling up.
Double your precautions now. Cancel your plans. Make an excuse and bow out; you’ll be saving lives by doing so.
Our daily update is published. States reported 1.4M new tests and 144k cases, another all-time high. 65.4k people are hospitalized, 15k more than on election day. The death toll was 1,421, pushing the 7-day average over 1,000.
ALT 4 bar charts showing key COVID-19 metrics for the US over time. Today, states reported 1.4M tests, 144k cases, 65.4k currently hospitalized, and 1,421 deaths.
Arianna Miles-Jay, PhD, MPH retweeted
1) This morning, I shared an enthusiastic tweet about Pfizer's interim results with their COVID-19 vaccine. Let me explain here why am I am so enthusiastic, how the road to get this to people might look like and why we still need to control the pandemic NOW.
Dear World. We have a vaccine!
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