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  1. New findings on harassment of clinicians and biomedical scientists on Twitter during the COVID-19 pandemic... Useful findings for helping get a sense of the problem scope, as this just focused on physicians, biomed scientists, & trainees. #scicomm #medsoc #sociology #medicine #PublicHealth
    jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman

  2. New findings on harassment of clinicians and biomedical scientists on Twitter during the COVID-19 pandemic... Useful findings for helping get a sense of the problem scope, as this just focused on physicians, biomed scientists, & trainees. #scicomm #medsoc #sociology #medicine #PublicHealth
    jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman

  3. New paper on income and health by David Brady, Michaela Curran, and me in Demographic Research...

    A test of the predictive validity of relative versus absolute income for self-reported health and well-being in the United States
    #medsoc #sociology #hiap #PublicHealth #PopHealth #epidemiology
    demographic-research.org/volum

  4. New paper on income and health by David Brady, Michaela Curran, and me in Demographic Research...

    A test of the predictive validity of relative versus absolute income for self-reported health and well-being in the United States
    #medsoc #sociology #hiap #PublicHealth #PopHealth #epidemiology
    demographic-research.org/volum

  5. Neighborhood social organization exposures & racial/ethnic disparities in hypertension risk in Los Angeles. New article by Greg Sharp at Dartmouth Sociology & me.
    In neighborhoods w/ high formal & informal organization activity, adults have lower probability of hypertension--& Black, White, & Latino differences are not statistically significant.
    journals.plos.org/plosone/arti
    #medsoc #sociology #PublicHealth #PopulationHealth #Race #Community #HIAP #epidemiology

  6. Neighborhood social organization exposures & racial/ethnic disparities in hypertension risk in Los Angeles. New article by Greg Sharp at Dartmouth Sociology & me.
    In neighborhoods w/ high formal & informal organization activity, adults have lower probability of hypertension--& Black, White, & Latino differences are not statistically significant.
    journals.plos.org/plosone/arti
    #medsoc #sociology #PublicHealth #PopulationHealth #Race #Community #HIAP #epidemiology

  7. Confronting the evolution & expansion of anti-vaccine activism in the USA in the COVID-19 era
    Pleased to share this new article co-authored w/ my wonderful colleagues on @thelancet Commission on Vaccine Refusal, Acceptance, & Demand in the USA
    Open access for a short time: authors.elsevier.com/a/1gg-1V-
    #vaccineswork #pophealth #medsoc #publichealth

  8. Confronting the evolution & expansion of anti-vaccine activism in the USA in the COVID-19 era
    Pleased to share this new article co-authored w/ my wonderful colleagues on @thelancet Commission on Vaccine Refusal, Acceptance, & Demand in the USA
    Open access for a short time: authors.elsevier.com/a/1gg-1V-
    #vaccineswork #pophealth #medsoc #publichealth

  9. Check out our new paper in Sociology of Health & Illness, which features sociological musings on diagnosis, anticipation, medically unexplained symptoms, turfing, and much more. Written together with the esteemable Erik Rasmussen and Gethin Rees.

    doi.org/10.1111/1467-9566.1361

    #Medsoc #Sociology #Diagnosis #MedicalSociology

  10. Check out our new paper in Sociology of Health & Illness, which features sociological musings on diagnosis, anticipation, medically unexplained symptoms, turfing, and much more. Written together with the esteemable Erik Rasmussen and Gethin Rees.

    doi.org/10.1111/1467-9566.1361

    #Medsoc #Sociology #Diagnosis #MedicalSociology

  11. Terrific, informative historical read... Nicely elaborates on a point I've stressed the entire pandemic: Libertarian values are a key element of American culture and history, making state & even community pandemic response all the more challenging.
    currentpub.com/2022/12/28/unhe #policy #covid19 #PopHealth #medsoc #soctwitter #vaccineswork #PublicHealth

  12. Terrific, informative historical read... Nicely elaborates on a point I've stressed the entire pandemic: Libertarian values are a key element of American culture and history, making state & even community pandemic response all the more challenging.
    currentpub.com/2022/12/28/unhe #policy #covid19 #PopHealth #medsoc #soctwitter #vaccineswork #PublicHealth

  13. @anirvan Thanks for creating this space!

    I’m in the US but my family hails from South Indian. I’d love to connect with any and all friends interested in #race, #health, and/or #sociology. I specifically study #medsoc and racial health disparities.

  14. Do we have a a central list yet of all the #ASA Sections that have hopped over to Mastodon? I’m keeping an eye out for #MedSoc but I’m worried I’ve missed it! #Sociology

  15. Do we have a a central list yet of all the #ASA Sections that have hopped over to Mastodon? I’m keeping an eye out for #MedSoc but I’m worried I’ve missed it! #Sociology

  16. Officially introducing myself to Mastodon! I'm Ron, Assistant Professor in Health Sciences at #CSUCI.

    My degree is in #MedSoc (i.e., medical sociology) and I have a certificate in #Gerontology. My work has focused on the impacts of technology use among older adults, although I'm keenly interested in developing and pursuing projects focused on #LGBTQ #health and #aging.

    I'm proudly #bisexual and partnered. When not in the classroom, I'm usually either #running or watching a good #film.

  17. Officially introducing myself to Mastodon! I'm Ron, Assistant Professor in Health Sciences at #CSUCI.

    My degree is in #MedSoc (i.e., medical sociology) and I have a certificate in #Gerontology. My work has focused on the impacts of technology use among older adults, although I'm keenly interested in developing and pursuing projects focused on #LGBTQ #health and #aging.

    I'm proudly #bisexual and partnered. When not in the classroom, I'm usually either #running or watching a good #film.

  18. I'm interested in following more #medsoc #histmed folks. I checked the hashtags -- are there others active on here?

  19. Time for an #introduction.

    I'm a sociologist at UMich, and director of Organizational Studies.

    I recently published a book, Thinking like an Economist: How Efficiency Replaced Equality in U.S. Public Policy.

    I'm a cancer survivor trying to figure out life in a permanently changed body.

    When I can, I'm looking to the past to think about what kind of intellectual movement could smash #neoliberalism.

    #sociology #economics #histodons #sts #histsci #medsoc #chronicillness #highered #academic

  20. Time for an #introduction.

    I'm a sociologist at UMich, and director of Organizational Studies.

    I recently published a book, Thinking like an Economist: How Efficiency Replaced Equality in U.S. Public Policy.

    I'm a cancer survivor trying to figure out life in a permanently changed body.

    When I can, I'm looking to the past to think about what kind of intellectual movement could smash #neoliberalism.

    #sociology #economics #histodons #sts #histsci #medsoc #chronicillness #highered #academic

  21. Detailed Maternal Mortality Data Suggest More Than 4 in 5 Pregnancy-Related Deaths in US Are Preventable | Health Disparities | JAMA | JAMA Network
    jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/
    #PopHealth #MedSoc #PublicHealth #epidemiology #sociology