Honored to have been the driving force behind Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai's NIH FIRST award, a 5-year, $16 million initiative to support the research success of underrepresented, early career research faculty and sustain a culture of inclusive excellence. #NIHFIRST mountsinai.org/about/newsroom…

I am honored to co-lead the NIH FIRST Evaluation Core at Mount Sinai with Dr. Uraina Clark | Neuro Lab and to work with the amazing Evaluation Core team including @tracymlayne, Sarah J Miller, PsyD and Jamilia Sly, PhD.

When we support mothers to breastfeed, we are supporting their lifecourse health! World Hunger Relief Leslee Shaw Jamilia Sly, PhD "Breastfeeding Is Associated With a Reduced Maternal Cardiovascular Risk: Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis..." ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JA…

Jamilia Sly, PhD @tracymlayne Dr. Uraina Clark | Neuro Lab Center for Scientific Diversity at ISMMS Excited to continue to collaborate with this incredible team! 🥳

Experts advocate for ‘one-stop-shop’ cancer screening approach to address COVID-related backlogs radiologybusiness.com/node/214321 Woo-hoo Sarah J Miller, PsyD !!!

Excited to share my first pub! Forever thankful for the strong and supportive mentorship from Sarah J Miller, PsyD and Jamilia Sly, PhD and the teamwork with Zhiye Jiang while taking this on!! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35612435/

Reimagining #cancerprevention & control by using a one-stop-shop approach can address #inequities & help to eliminate organizational & system-level barriers to cancer screening. Check out this piece by IHER faculty, Dr. Sarah Miller and Jamilia Sly, PhD ajpmonline.org/action/showPdf…

Today at 12pm. Transitioning into Faculty panel with our Icahn School of Medicine faculty members:Deborah Marshall MD, MAS, Merina Varghese PhD, and Jamilia Sly PhD. #NPAW2022 #SinaiNPAW2022

EXCITED to have the Center for Scientific Diversity's (Center for Scientific Diversity at ISMMS) Leadership speak at our #DiverseBrains event THIS MONDAY! JOIN US as Emma Benn Dr. Uraina Clark | Neuro Lab Jamilia Sly, PhD & @tracymlayne present “Why is systemic racism bad for science?” REGISTER👉bit.ly/3SzTJdF

‼️THIS EVENT IS NOW VIRTUAL‼️ Join us THIS MONDAY for an INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT presentation on why #SystemicRacism is bad for #Science. Hosted by Eric J. Nestler, MD, PhD REGISTER NOW for a Zoom link👉bit.ly/3SzTJdF Center for Scientific Diversity at ISMMS Dr. Uraina Clark | Neuro Lab Jamilia Sly, PhD @tracymlayne Emma Benn

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Big up our AIM-HI Scholars who attended and presented their research at ABRCMS 2022 in Anaheim, CA last month! Great work, everyone!

Fascinating presentation by Dr. Layne about Vitamin D, prostate cancer and race @tracymlayne

Hopeful, inspired, and grateful were the sentiments surrounding the final day of the #ACSCancerDEISummit. I look forward to continuing the work to enhance the PED and DEI in oncology. American Cancer Society Association of American Cancer Institutes #EveryCancerEveryLife

Agreed! Also really enjoyed being on the NIH campus. This is a wonderful meeting, so much great research happening to eradicate cancer disparities!!

IHER Spotlight: In this commentary, the authors introduce a framework to avoid the creation or widening of health inequities related to apps, websites, and other digital health interventions. Read more: bit.ly/3UyItjv Join our mailing list: bit.ly/3GqH7RI

So great to meet fellow behavioral medicine researchers and learn more about their incredible work! Jamilia Sly, PhD Dede K. Teteh-Brooks Dr. Alexis Woods Barr SBM

It is such a privilege to collaborate with the Institute.org. I had a great time learning more about IFH’s impactful research and QI efforts 👏🏼#fqhc #healthequity

A big thank you to Jamilia Sly, PhD for coming out to Brooklyn College to inform our students about the Prep Program at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai ! We appreciate your time and guidance! #brooklyncollege #prep #stem #mountsinai

So pleased to announce that I have been promoted to Associate Professor! Grateful for the support throughout my career.