Christina A. Roberto (@robertoca) 's Twitter Profile
Christina A. Roberto

@robertoca

Health Policy Assoc Professor @PennMEHP tweeting about food policy, behavioral science, health equity. Director of the PEACH lab. Food lover. She/Her

ID: 40714959

linkhttp://peachlab.org/ calendar_today17-05-2009 19:03:00

639 Tweet

1,1K Followers

269 Following

Aditi Vasan (@aditivasan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to see the Biden EO on reducing admin burdens, esp the mention of streamlining WIC enrollment, certification, & redemption. Allowing WIC online purchasing (as we rec'd here: thehill.com/opinion/health…) is a huge, evidence-based, step towards improving WIC user experience!

ColumbiaCtr4ED (@columbiaed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Education is so important! PA lawmakers reintroduce legislation for #eatingdisorder awareness, resources in schools penncapital-star.com/government-pol… via Pennsylvania Capital-Star

Scientific American (@sciam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The recently approved "CORBEVAX is the first COVID vaccine designed specifically for global health. It is a milestone for global vaccine equity, something we believe will overcome vaccine hesitancy." | Analysis by Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD & Maria Elena Bottazzi scientificamerican.com/article/a-covi…

Christina A. Roberto (@robertoca) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is amazing science by DocE🎗️ & others who are improving our ability to predict #preeclampsia. I developed after birth #preeclampsia after my daughter's birth 4 mos. ago. I'll always remember rushing to the ER terrified I was going to die. This work can save lives.

Jon Epstein Lab (@jonepsteinlab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Therapeutic mRNA for heart failure?! Our own Joel Rurik (Joel Rurik, PhD) teamed up with The Drew Weissman Lab to make CAR T cells entirely in the body to treat heart disease. Published today on the cover of Science! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… CAMB Graduate Group @PennBGS Science Magazine 1/6

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🌻 (@meganranney) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Here, then, is the most important difference about this surge: It comes on the back of all the prior ones." A powerful piece on why hospitals are bleeding out under the strain of #omicron. theatlantic.com/health/archive… Ed Yong is not here

Alison Buttenheim (@abuttenheim) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ordering the free COVID-19 rapid antigen self-tests took less time than creating this tweet. Go to covidtests.gov -- it's that easy.

Ordering the free COVID-19 rapid antigen self-tests took less time than creating this tweet. 

Go to covidtests.gov -- it's that easy.
Samantha L. Hahn, PhD, MPH, RD (she/her/hers) (@hahnsamantha18) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just a friendly reminder that our webinar on Publicly Available Epi Datasets for Eating Disorder Research is one week from today! We look forward to seeing you there! us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Lindsey Smith Taillie (@lindseypsmith) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I know I'm not alone, but it increasingly feels like working parents of kids <5y are living in a totally separate reality from everyone else.

Harald Schmidt (@harald_tweets) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fantastic opportunity for URM students interested in #healthpolicy, #bioethics, #healthequity research: work on mentored, funded, cutting-edge projects in health service research & beyond via Penn LDI Apply/flag to students, deadline: Feb 1, 2022 ldi.upenn.edu/education/penn…

Fantastic opportunity for URM students interested in #healthpolicy, #bioethics, #healthequity research: work on mentored, funded, cutting-edge projects in health service research &amp; beyond via <a href="/PennLDI/">Penn LDI</a> Apply/flag to students, deadline: Feb 1, 2022 ldi.upenn.edu/education/penn…
professional age forecaster (@agoodmanbacon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New DD paper on time-varying covariates just dropped! Thank you Carolina Caetano, Brant, Stroud Payne, and Hugo Rodrigues for…what do you call it when someone finishes your thought but way better than what you were thinking? arxiv.org/abs/2202.02903

New DD paper on time-varying covariates just dropped! 

Thank you <a href="/carolcaetanoUGA/">Carolina Caetano</a>, Brant, Stroud Payne, and Hugo Rodrigues for…what do you call it when someone finishes your thought but way better than what you were thinking?

arxiv.org/abs/2202.02903
Neena Prasad (@neena_p) 's Twitter Profile Photo

At long last, govt of #Canada will require front-of-package warning labels for foods that exceed thresholds for sodium, sugar & saturated fat. Is it perfect? No Step in the right direction? Yes! Kudos to all who have been pushing for this for years! canada.ca/en/health-cana…

At long last, govt of #Canada will require front-of-package warning labels for foods that exceed thresholds for sodium, sugar &amp; saturated fat. 

Is it perfect? No

Step in the right direction? Yes! 

Kudos to all who have been pushing for this for years!

canada.ca/en/health-cana…
Calley Means (@calleymeans) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Early in my career, I consulted for Coke to ensure sugar taxes failed and soda was included in food stamp funding. I say Coke's policies are evil because I saw inside the room. The first step in playbook was paying the NAACP + other civil rights groups to call opponents racist

Penn Center for Health Incentives+Behavioral Econ (@pennchibe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Join us at noon EST on 3/23/23 for a talk about food policies for healthier diets and lessons learned from around the globe with Dr. Lindsey Smith Taillie. Need more info? Go to tinyurl.com/taillie.

Join us at noon EST on 3/23/23 for a talk about food policies for healthier diets and lessons learned from around the globe with Dr. Lindsey Smith Taillie. 
Need more info? Go to tinyurl.com/taillie.
Aaron Richterman, MD (@aaronrichterman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Over 100 governments in low- and middle-income countries have introduced anti-poverty cash transfer programs over the last 3 decades In new research, we examined the effects of these initiatives on the ultimate health outcome — mortality Published today in nature /1

Over 100 governments in low- and middle-income countries have introduced anti-poverty cash transfer programs over the last 3 decades

In new research, we examined the effects of these initiatives on the ultimate health outcome — mortality

Published today in <a href="/Nature/">nature</a> /1