SciencePolicyForAll

This week on the Science Policy for All Blog, Raegan Bishop wrote an essay detailing the impact of gas stoves on the environment and our health. #gasstoves, #culturalcompetency, #enviromentalhealth, #wellbeing linkedin.com/pulse/complica… via @LinkedIn

This week on the Science Policy for All Blog, Hanna Blaney, MD, MPH wrote an essay detailing the concerning rise in alcohol-associated liver disease. linkedin.com/pulse/concerni… via @LinkedIn

Andy Burnim wrote an essay detailing policies involved in the infrastructure of science communication to explore the professional responsibility of a scientist to disseminate research findings. #SciComm #SciencePolicy #PublicEngagement linkedin.com/pulse/responsi… via @LinkedIn

This week on the Science Policy for All Blog, Lily Barna wrote an essay detailing the current effort by some to ban gain-of-function pathogen research. #pathogenresearch #pandemicpreparation #gainoffunction linkedin.com/pulse/gain-of-… via @LinkedIn

This week on the Science Policy for All Blog, Rachel Stadler wrote an essay detailing whether virus hunting programs are viable solutions to prevent pandemics linkedin.com/pulse/virus-hu… via @LinkedIn

This week on the Science Policy for All Blog, Sukhbir Kaur wrote an essay detailing the science communication gap between scientists and the public. linkedin.com/pulse/policies… via @LinkedIn

COVID-19 Prompts WHO to Reclassify Pathogen Transmission Categories #virology #publichealth #pathogens #aerosols #WHO linkedin.com/pulse/science-…

Blind Internet Users Struggle with Error-Prone AI Aids #disability #accessibility #a11y #ai #ArtificialIntelligence linkedin.com/pulse/science-… via @LinkedIn

This week on the Science Policy for All Blog, Pratik Koppikar wrote an essay detailing equitable funding strategies to support open access publishing, emphasizing the necessity of overcoming financial barriers for researchers worldwide. linkedin.com/pulse/overcomi… via @LinkedIn

Private School Choice Faces New Challenges as State Lawsuits Pile Up #schoolchoiceprogram #educationpolicy linkedin.com/pulse/science-… via @LinkedIn

Scientists call for funding of an “RNome” #rna #rnome linkedin.com/pulse/science-… via @LinkedIn

The EPA’s new regulation require water providers to eliminate PFAS chemicals, known for their adverse health impacts, from tap water. #PFAS #EPA #DrinkingWater #SciencePolicy linkedin.com/pulse/science-…

This week on the Science Policy for All Blog, Megan Hockman wrote an essay detailing the history and controversy surrounding gain-of-function research policy. linkedin.com/pulse/shifting… via @LinkedIn

Large Language Models (LLM) for medical research and its impact on scientific policy #largelanguagemodels #sciencepolicy linkedin.com/pulse/science-… via @LinkedIn

Deaths for alcohol associated liver disease are on the rise in the United States. #livertwitter @SciencePolicyForAll @SmithDanaG @nytimes @BlaneyMD linkedin.com/pulse/science-…

Although smallpox has been eradicated, the United States should continue to address new therapeutics, current limitations, and develop safer vaccines in the case of a future outbreak. #publichealth #virus #smallpox #mpox #CDC #WHO linkedin.com/pulse/science-… via @LinkedIn

This week on the Science Policy for All Blog, Isabella Cisneros provides an overview on the WHO’s efforts to draft and ratify an inaugural Pandemic Treaty in response to the events of the COVID-19 pandemic. linkedin.com/pulse/multiple… via @LinkedIn

EPA curbs cancer-causing chemical used to sterilize medical devices #ethyleneoxide #regulation #EPA linkedin.com/pulse/science-…

Unintentional consequences to COVID-19 vaccine mandates hashtag #COVID19 #vaccination linkedin.com/pulse/science-…

This week on the Science Policy for All Blog, Jessica Tang wrote an essay detailing the importance of the US Postal Service in Healthcare linkedin.com/pulse/importan… via @LinkedIn