I'm on the #EconJobMarket! I study how policies and childhood environments shape outcomes of low-income & vulnerable kids.
In my JMP, I study the effects of allowing youth who would have aged out of foster care at 18 to stay until 21—offering support their peers not in foster care get from parents.
Friendly reminder that naloxone is not a substitute for anything long-term.
I tend to see things like “why is my tax money going to naloxone instead of therapy?”
They’re two separate lanes. Naloxone is a rescue medication. Think of it like an EpiPen.
It's pretty clear that people are only gay if the marginal benefit is less than the marginal cost of dating men.
Research on insurer coverage rules is in today’s NY Times.
Denials are rising. Good managed care or bad administrative burden? Hard to know.
Featuring research by @michaelannica.bsky.social @jacobwswallace.bsky.social @mikegeruso.bsky.social me and colleagues.
www.nytimes.com/2025/07/18/h...
Researchers Train Mice To Choose Between Life-Saving Medications And Other Essentials
Researchers Train Mice To Choose Between Life-Saving Medications And Other Essentials theonion.com/researc...
For those curious about the purpose of “indirects,” I suggest this FAQ from AAU (thread to follow).
In the lingo of Musk et al - BLOF = this hurts economies, employment, science, & health. 🧵
www.aau.edu/key-issues/f...
I got to meet Handsome Dan at Yale New Employee Orientation! Grateful to work at such a wonderful, inclusive institution.
It’s official. I’m Phinally Done!
