Yes, the one and only. She was my partner in crime for the day :)
Yes, the one and only. She was my partner in crime for the day :)
oh for sure!
Had a really cool day advocating for microbiology research with @asm.org on the hill today. Staffers and the politicians I met with were very open and welcoming. Iβm remain hopeful we can make a difference.
Hill day with @asm.org, letβs gooooo!!!
If measles vaccination rates continue to drop just 1% annually for the next five years, the cost to the U.S. could reach $1.5 billion a year, according to a new report from the Yale School of Public Health.
As editor in chief of @asm.org #mSphere sometimes I need to work at home on papers submitted to the journal. Knowing that we have a dedicated scientists who read our papers makes all the work worth it. Here's one of our dedicated readers
If you know someone who has had a stroke, a colleague and friend of mine, along with a stroke survivor, made a website on how to navigate the situation.
www.rebuildafterstroke.org
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Dr. Jane Cooke Wright was a pioneering cancer researcher and surgeon noted for her contributions to chemotherapy.
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Dr. William Montague Cobb was a founder of modern physical anthropology and used anatomy to counter scientific racism.
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Physician astronaut Dr. Mae Jemison studied motion sickness and bone loss in space, advancing aerospace medicine and human physiology research.
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Dr. Kenneth Clarkβs research demonstrated the psychological harm of segregation, shaping U.S. public health and education policy.
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Dr. James McCune Smith was the first Black American physician and used medical statistics to dismantle racist biological theories.
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George Washington Carverβs work on crop diversification improved nutrition, soil health, and food security, key determinants of public health. kids.nationalgeographic.com/science/arti...
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Dr. Louis Sullivan founded Morehouse School of Medicine to address healthcare inequities and diversify the biomedical workforce.
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AP and Coaches...so...who's number 1?
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Dr. Herman Branson co developed mathematical models describing protein structure, contributing to early biophysics and molecular biology.
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In 1893, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams performed one of the first successful open heart surgeries helping establish modern cardiac surgery.
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Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett co-designed the immunological blueprint for the Moderna COVID 19 vaccine, applying years of coronavirus and viral immunology research.
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Dr. Helen O. Dickens was a pioneer in cervical cancer screening and reproductive health, expanding access to care for underserved women.
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Dr. Alexa Canady became the first Black woman neurosurgeon and advanced pediatric brain and spinal surgery, improving outcomes for children nationwide.
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Dr. Marilyn Hughes Gaston led NIH research proving that early penicillin treatment saves children with sickle cell disease resulting in nationwide newborn screening programs.
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Dr. Louis T. Wright introduced safer intradermal vaccination methods, improving smallpox immunization practices.
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Dr. Harold Amos was a pioneer of bacterial metabolism research and the first Black microbiologist elected to the National Academy of Sciences. www.biotechniques.com/cell-and-tis...
Congratulations Fellows!
The American Academy of Microbiology proudly announces the election of 63 fellows to the Class of 2026. Over the past 50 years, the Academy has elected +2,700 distinguished scientists. This year, the new fellows hail from 14 countries. Read press release: asm.social/2OC
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Otis Boykin improved electrical components used in pacemakers, increasing the reliability of lifesaving implantable medical devices.
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Dr. William Hinton developed one of the first reliable blood tests for syphilis, advancing diagnostic medicine and public health screening.
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Cells taken from Henrietta Lacks became the first immortal human cell line (HeLa), foundational to cancer biology, virology, and immunology research.
You assume it stops there...I actually hope it does.