Julia Daye

Tis the season… via @PopSci popsci.com/science/what-i…

One alcohol-free month can shape your weight, your sleep, and more. trib.al/rvrBYty

For @PopSci, @ColumbiaJournMA alum @Julia_Daye (MA Science '23) writes about the first FDA-approved treatment for an incurable brain cancer and the firefly gene that lit the way. popsci.com/health/new-bra…

For the first time, there is hope against a cancer that mostly affects children and has a 1 percent survival rate. trib.al/2r5YNTP

Researching for an article: How is the Audeo Sphere Infinio by Phonak different than other hearing aid models? Is putting the DNN right in the chip better for users than other models that put the DNN elsewhere? #ElectroacousticEngineering #DEEPSONIC #DeepNeuralNetwork #audiology

What are some of the best and most useful health innovations that debuted in the last 10 months?

More much needed attention for male fertility. It’s existential. Tells us about reproductive and overall health. Thank you @PopSci

My latest for @PopSci explores something we rarely talk about: male fertility. When, why, and how does it decline, and how are men responding? tinyurl.com/yck69tjb

It's becoming more common—and experts say there are many understandable reasons why. trib.al/s7uPdct

In many ways, one expert said of sleep tracking, "We are trying to find a solution to a solved problem." trib.al/qWfukFH

How much should we worry about sleep? How reliable is the current sleep-tracking tech? My piece about orthosomnia, a tech-driven medical phenomenon, is out today in @PopSci tinyurl.com/3za7zu6z

Interested in speaking with people in the U.S. who are visually impaired/ live with blindness about their experiences with healthcare and pharmacies. If you know someone open to sharing their story, I’d love to talk to them

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Historian Robin D.G. Kelley discusses Donald Trump's election victory and why the Democrats failed to mount a successful challenge.

Gentle nasal spray vaccines against COVID, the flu and RSV are coming. They may work better than shots in the arm trib.al/COIBHlE

My latest in health. A new study found that the way your physical pain is treated in ERs has a lot to do with your gender. This may not be terribly surprising to those who’ve followed these biases through time, but it’s still deeply unfortunate. miamiherald.com/news/nation-wo…

today I was vaping and a man said "is that good for the baby" so I guess I'm throwing this high waisted dress in the garbage

Last week, I got to write the piece I’ve been wanting to write for years. It’s about this misunderstood holiday and what it means, esp to vets. To many who served and lived, today is about survivors guilt. There’s no such thing as a “happy” Memorial Day tinyurl.com/54xj9njd

The dial in the brain that controls the immune system: nature.com/articles/d4158…