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This will be reassuring news for women who are breastfeeding: A study led by Tina Chambers at UCSD looked to see if #SARSCoV2, which causes #Covid19, could be found in breast milk. They tested samples from 18 infected women; found no virus. jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

@sainsburys I had an order that was due for delivery between 8-9 this morning but it has not appeared.

New article available comparing the potential health implications of COVID-19 on newborns against the damage caused by separating infants and mothers by Editorial Review Board Member Karleen Gribble, PhD

We have a brilliant opportunity to join us as a Research Fellow within the School of Health Sciences @UoDHealthSci Info and to apply 👉 buff.ly/3fn29jZ

Important collection of reviews to inform care and support for breastfeeding women @maryrenfrew @APPGIFI @UNICEF @Francesca343 @DrNShenker @Prof_AmyBrown @mariannetayside

"I'm gonna have to science the sh*t out of this." I'm rewatching The Martian, which I love. That Matt Damon line should be the world's motto right now. #Covid19

Our #BabiesinLockdown report is out today. babiesinlockdown.info Stories from over 5000 parents and their baby. They show a mixed picture, but many families really struggling. Increases in anxiety and concerns about parental mental health. Thread1/8

@ShadrachDare @MIRU_UK Wellcome Shadrach! Looking forward to working with you 😊

To some good news: From Monday, I will be joining Uni of Dundee @MIRU_UK as a Lecturer! I look forward to working with the group there to steer the world back to ‘normal’ and continue to improve the quality of life of mothers and children around the world. I pray the city is kind

Since I left Ghana in 2012, Glasgow has been my home: completing my Masters and PhD degrees, and two postdocs. I have learned most of what I know today from Glasgow, many thanks to everyone who has given me an opportunity @UofGIHW @gppcglasgow @UniStrathclyde @IBAHCM

@GillMilner4 @DrDMacaskill That sounds unbelievably hard. Thinking of you both xx

Yesterday as I visited my dad two metres apart, in PPE, unable to hold him, to help him, to sit side by side, as he cries a little I am sure I hear his heart break a little more. We do not have the luxury of time ⁦@DrDMacaskill⁩ scottishcare.org/dying-of-a-bro…

Powerful. A reminder that perspective is everything:

Another day. Another article calling me a bloke. 😂

@deborahbrian @Jen_Breck Exactly and I have heard anecdotally that journals are getting poor quality reviews. You need an hour or so to do a decent job. Or maybe I’m just slow!

@annahendrie @Jen_Breck Have they reflected that a timeframe like that is unlikely to be conducive to thorough and high quality reviews from people who are not just sitting around on the couch with nothing better to do?

Asked by a journal to review a paper within 5 days. Explained that I work PT and would need a bit longer. They gave me an extra weekend 🤦‍♀️ #WorkLifeBalance #AcademicMama

@youbarj Indeed. Even if I didn’t have Iris, not sure it is how I would want to spend my non work time 😂

@R34ver 😂😂😂

@rosieICM Exactly! Happy to do it as peer review is so important but I’m not willing to lose sleep over it 🤪

@DundeeDA @aamutairit @UoDHealthSci Congratulations Amal 👏👏👏 Beautiful picture 🥰

Well done Amal Almutairi for your commendation in the UoD #ImagesofResearch competition. Amal's work explores parents' and healthcare providers' knowledge of and attitudes towards kangaroo care of preterm babies. @aamutairit @UoDHealthSci

Thank you so much to all of our 2020 #ImagesofResearch entrants! We're very pleased to share the winning and commended entries with you all.

Delighted student, examiners, supervisors after very successful PhD viva. Congratulations Peter! @kailemia1 ✨✨✨ Important work: improving access to care for women with breast cancer symptoms in Kenya @julia_downing @AlisonMcFDundee @UoDHealthSci @annahendrie @ElaineLee24

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