Fantastic to join the Undisciplinary (undisciplinary.bsky.social) podcast to talk about my continuing fascination with the story of horseshoe crabs, a story that showcases public health's entanglements with strange animals, & questions whether we can, could, or should care about these entanglements?

More than 20 years after 9/11, the U.S. wars in the name of "counterterrorism" drag on. The disproportionate impacts are borne by Muslims and people of color worldwide.  watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/pap…

The Ministry of Health in Gaza has just published a 649-page document with the the name, age, gender, ID number of every Palestinian killed in Gaza from October 7 to August 31 that it has info for (over 34k out of 40k). The 1st 14 pages the age is listed as 0 (under 1 year old)

The first 14 pages are under 1 year olds. The first 14 pages are under 1 year olds. The first 14 pages are under 1 year olds. The first 14 pages are under 1 year olds. The first 14 pages are under 1 year olds. The first 14 pages are under 1 year olds.

I greatly enjoyed this conversation with Sohail Jannesari, where we discussed academic freedom and government influence in research.

Today in private rail companies doing everything they can to squeeze money out of customers while providing the worst service possible:

but no nothing to do with bioethics, public health ethics, global health ethics, global justice ..,, cuz there would be a slew of academic publications if it was….right?

Nice day out for a run:) personal best for the half marathon (and also the 10km en route)

This goes for us in education too.

This is the man Israel burned alive last night. His name was Sha'ban. British media read aloud the names of 4 Israel soldiers killed by Hezbollah, but they won't even give Sha'ban the dignity of a name, let alone tell us who murdered him.

Very much looking forward to reading this!

CNN prefaces the article with a warning: "Editor’s note: This story includes details about suicide that some readers may find upsetting." You the reader are expected to find the trauma of the soldier who said he killed 100s of Palestinians more upsetting than his actual murders.

not the first or last to say it, but if i run over human beings with a bulldozer, the sight of their mangled bodies is not something I witnessed, it is something I DID

CNN wants you to feel pity for the guys running over people but not the people themselves… "I ran over living human beings with a bulldozer and now I'm traumatized" 😢

This is straight up a Zionist normalisation talking point

I really enjoyed my conversation with Jane Williams and Christopher Mayes , where amongst other things, we talked about justice and solidarity in global health. I hope it may be of interest to others. Thanks for the great conversation!

ah fuck lads the climate

For those interested in the importance of accessible information in health care, and broader questions of epistemic justice, this looks like it will be both fascinating and important. Looking forward to seeing the report!