@nyupublichealth professor, epidemiologist, animal and travel enthusiast, and new mom
New York, NY
Joined December 2016
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Emily Goldmann retweeted
First, about me: I am a Clinical Associate Professor of Epidemiology at NYU School of Global Public Health @nyupublichealth. I am interested in the social determinants of common mental health conditions, mental health surveillance, and approaches to teaching epidemiology. 1/4
Emily Goldmann retweeted
Good morning! I’m excited to take over SER’s twitter account today and chat with you all about pathways to careers in public health and epidemiology, teaching, and mental health. #GoldmannTwitterTakeover
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A study co-authored by Lawrence Yang, Melody Goodman (@goodmanthebrain) & Supriya Misra was published in "AIDS & Behavior" & suggests that achieving local cultural capabilities mitigates stigma & is linked with positive psychosocial outcomes.
Read here: ow.ly/fRs350BL0lG
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Have you tegistered for the #SER2020 conferance, December 15-18? Check the program here: epiresearch.org/annual-meeti…. Registration is still open: epiresearch.org/annual-meeti…
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.@nyupublichealth is offering a FREE course—open to the public!—on racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic health disparities in COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations, and mortality. @danieompad and @goodmanthebrain will teach the 5-session course July 27-31: spr.ly/6014GTLTk
ALT graphic reads: GPH-GU 2503 SPECIAL TOPICS SUMMER COURSE Through the COVID-19 magnifying glass: an examination of racial and ses disparities in the U.S. Join online July 27-31 Free and open to the public Register now at http://spr.ly/6012GTLTn Featured guest speakers: Dr. Keon Gilbert, Saint Louis University, Dr. Camara Jones, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Dr. Naa Oyo A. Kwate, Rutgers University, Dr. Darrell Hudson, Washington University in St. Louis
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🚨Cool Course Alert🚨
Quantitative Public Health Data Literacy Training with Dr. Melody Goodman (@goodmanthebrain)!
NYC & New Jersey public school, community college, HBCU & minority-serving institution students are encouraged to apply!
Register here: ow.ly/DsA950AkALn
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GPH faculty led by Dr. Melody Goodman (@goodmanthebrain) will partner w/ @LMCDental on a new federally-funded project titled “Improving access to & delivery of oral health care services for vulnerable & rural populations across the life course”
Read more: ow.ly/scxq50AkJg7
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Professors, Graduate School Directors, Dept. Chairs, PIs, Postdocs and white graduate students.
Please take a few minutes to read stories from #BlackintheIvory
We are telling our stories. True allies should be willing to listen.
Thousands of scientists worldwide to go on strike for Black lives nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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**How to Protest Safely During the #COVID19 Pandemic**
Avoiding large gatherings is an important way to minimize exposure to COVID-19, but if you participate in a protest, here are some strategies to help you stay safe: on.nyc.gov/3eTNcpR
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Our online survey is now open! We are interested in hearing from people who use any #marijuana or #THC products: #bud #flower #vapes #edibles #drinks #oils #tinctures etc.
tinyurl.com/y8gaoj6d
#cannabis #weed #indica #sativa
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Protesting in the mist of a pandemic with @danieompad on @YahooFinance
Highlight: “There is a risk of COVID transmission during these protests,” NYU Prof. @danieompad says. “However, on the other hand, we are protesting issues related to health, particularly violence against black people.”
Emily Goldmann retweeted
The threat to Covid control from protesting outside is tiny compared to the threat to Covid control created when governments act in ways that lose community trust. People can protest peacefully AND work together to stop Covid. Violence harms public health.
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Dr. Emily Goldmann and her recent study with a team of NYU colleagues on the association between self efficacy and reduced blood pressure is featured in @usnews.
Read here: usnews.com/news/health-news/…
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Highlight: NYU School of Global Public Health @emsugo notes "the great psychological distress that these [health care] workers are experiencing due to the conditions that three working in, some of the lack of PPE... and just an extremely stressful environment."