I can't help but feel we are witnessing the results of long-term strategy to "divide and rule." As if there are two sides. As if choosing one or the other would save us. Exceptional. Grateful to Boston University School of Public Health colleagues Jacob Bor. The amazing Ed Yong is not here reports: theatlantic.com/health/archive…

Intuit-SA team, Jacob Bor and Dorina Onoya with Bruce Richman ☮️❤️ #UequalsU at the IAC - the International AIDS Conference. #AIDS2022 #AIDS2022Engage #HE2RO@AIDS2022

#UequalsU in the house User69696969

Despite the eastern MA drought, the tomatoes have been resilient!

**New Faculty Opening** in our department. (See links below.) BU School of Public Health is a great place to work; DM me if you want to chat about it. (NB: I am not on the search committee.)

1000s in Franklin Park today for free vaccine event. Major props to ⁦@BPHC⁩ ⁦@OjikutuBisola⁩ ⁦Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭⁩ for this effort!

That wastewater trend is not good at all. No idea what the peak will be but there seems to have been a significant increase in transmission in the last week or so. Any good explanations?

1. Thank you to The Boston Globe for continuing to shine a light on COVID and its impacts on mortality and morbidity. Since the shift in racial/ethnic patterns of deaths is perhaps a bit surprising, I want to walk through our findings and some hypotheses. 🧵 bostonglobe.com/2023/02/20/met…

Why aren't we doing this, South Africa? Poverty alleviation interventions work.