Congrats to @publichealthUWM BSPH undergrads and Support for Undergrad Research Fellows, Rachel Goochey and Ian Antonio Pagan Martinez for presenting their project which will help #ThoseNerdyGirls assess which and how often organizations shared various Those Nerdy Girls posts on FB!

New paper highlighting COVID-19 information voids occuring early in the pandemic based on themes that emerged among questions submitted by Those Nerdy Girls readers!

Today is Dr. Rosalind Franklin's 103rd birthday anniversary! Our namesake's uncompromising honesty and devotion to the highest standards of scientific research continues to inspire and guide our faculty, students, and alumni today. #RF103

Dr. Archana Chatterjee, dean of ChicagoMedicalSchool and infectious disease specialist, was highlighted on Scientific American to discuss the present and future of #Covid19 — including a vaccine formula that is expected to be made available in the fall. scientificamerican.com/article/whats-…

We are pleased to announce our 8th Annual Women in Science & Healthcare (WiSH) Symposium taking place on Thursday, September 14. This year we're discussing and re-thinking #WomensHealth in a changing #Climate. Register today: rosalindfranklin.edu/symposiums/wis…

Happy to weigh in as to why we all can benefit from an updated #Covid shot here (including a link to additional information from #ThoseNerdyGirls)! Those Nerdy Girls Rosalind Franklin U ChicagoMedicalSchool

We're so excited to accept this award next week in Baltimore! #scicomm

Thanks to vaccines, many fatal diseases are preventable: cervical cancer, cholera, diphtheria, Ebola, hep B, influenza, Japanese encephalitis, malaria, measles, meningitis, mumps, pertussis, pneumonia, polio, rabies, rotavirus, rubella, tetanus, typhoid, varicella,

CDC recommends adults ages 65 years and over receive an additional updated 2023-2024 #COVID19 vaccine dose, which can provide more protection to older adults, who are at highest risk of severe illness due to COVID-19. Read full statement: bit.ly/3USor5D

We salute our namesake, Dr. #RosalindFranklin, for inspiring generations of women in science this #InternationalWomensDay. Women among our faculty, students and alums contribute to history — thank you, Dr. Franklin, for being a model of innovation.

🚨Starting soon! We’re hosting a webinar with Those Nerdy Girls to discuss the evolving #COVID19 landscape. We look forward to hearing valuable insights from Dr. Simanek, Dr. Ritter & Andrea Harmony, as well as moderator Beth Battaglino. Tune in at 10 am ET: bit.ly/42WBhln

Years of hard work, resilience and dreaming culminated on #MatchDay today for our students in Dr. William M. Scholl College, Chicago Medical School and College of Health Professions. Congratulations to our amazing students! rosalindfranklin.edu/news/match-day…

Treatment with oral #COVID19 #antivirals needs to start within the first 5 days after symptoms appear to prevent mild symptoms from turning severe. Watch our latest webinar to hear more from experts like Those Nerdy Girls's Amanda Simanek: bit.ly/3Td2wUc

On #DNADay, we commemorate Dr. Rosalind Franklin's Photo 51, an x-ray diffraction image that was not just a scientific breakthrough, but a revelation. It unveiled the double helix of DNA, a discovery that fundamentally changed our understanding of life's inheritance.

Whether you are a teacher or a parent, there are lots of resources available to help kids boost their skills in navigating #misinformation. Check out a few we like below:👇 thosenerdygirls.org/train-next-gen… Dr. Amanda M. Simanek, PhD, MPH (she/her) #ThoseNerdyGirls #dataliteracy

On how we learned to stop worrying and love our inner science communicator...and how other public health professionals can too, in part by advocating for #scicomm to be supported as an essential part of our jobs. If info = DOH then countering misinfo = prevention. Scicomm is PH!

Our 9th Annual WiSH Symposium takes place on Thursday, September 26, and will feature the esteemed Dr. Amy Diehl, Ph.D.. Passionate about universal gender equality, she will speak on "Glass Walls: Shattering Gender Barriers in Science and Healthcare." rosalindfranklin.edu/symposiums/wis…