Junaid Nabi

@JunaidNabiMD

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scholar.harvard.edu/junaidnabi
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  1. 11 gru

    Conversations/research on US are often about access & affordability (which are both important+necessary) — but it has always surprised me how we don’t discuss the issue of health plan selection enough (which is related to affordability+access to specialists)

    Each year, I get to choose from dozens of health plans (I'm married to a federal worker). My metric to pick? Whether it has two doctors I like in-network. I found it overwhelming to compare the benefit design. And I write about this for a living!
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  2. 11 gru

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    Watch: and Kathryn Stott perform "Over the Rainbow" as we remember those we've lost this year
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  3. 11 gru

    A lot of my friends & colleagues are hesitant to take vaccine Politicization of the pandemic response has a lot to do with this The problem with this thinking,as explained ,is that we don't know who will survive natural immunity:

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  4. 9 gru

    Design has always played a crucial role in health ⬇️ CC

    Link:
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  5. 3 gru

    The only time will win is when we (as a community) give up ⬇️

    A short piece I wrote for my column—many times it has felt like there is little we as communities and individuals can do to stop in the face of a leadership vacuum from the federal government. But that’s not true—we must fight pandemic nihilism. ⬇️
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  6. 3 gru

    A person with can spread it for 2-14 days without showing any symptoms, and asymptomatic cases are common. You may not know you have COVID-19, so to help stop the spread. More tips: .
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  7. 24 lis

    This is a real problem—readers often *react* to headlines (without reading the article) Countless hours authors spend on writing are wasted when readers dismiss/disengage content because of headlines I know is a concern—outlets need to work with authors to write headlines

    As science communicators, we need to have a real conversation about headline writing. So many good, nuanced, important articles end up woth misleading and often dangerously wrong headlines because the author doesn’t get to write the headline. How do we change this?
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  8. 23 lis

    When the outside becomes inside. On a serious note: Please avoid closed spaces with poor ventilation for dining

    Outdoor dining has gradually escalated into what might reasonably be called a buildings.
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  9. 18 lis

    As correctly points out, the problem with “simple strategies” is that while they may be “scientifically accurate...chances of 100% adherence by 100% of the population are zero.” Instead, please read ⬇️ and share widely —

    Tried to channel my best and provide some risk mitigation strategies for the upcoming holidays -- pick and choose from the list, or select all of the above! Because we can be much more helpful than simply saying "Don't do it."
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  10. 12 lis

    Exhibit 1 of incredulous financial structures at play when expanding coverage in the US ⬇️ 👋🏽 — reminded me of your idea to understand the impact of this change CC

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    10 lis

    The fascinating tale of how the RNA vaccines for COVID came to be, well reported by and via

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  12. 12 lis

    In addition to observing a significant increase in the incidence of over the past four decades, we also observed unique racial patterns in the study ⬇️ CC

    Historically, the incidence of has increased since the 1970s. Read more about this study: Stephen Reese and
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  13. 8 lis

    The results of are a direct consequence of how was handled in the US Looking forward to evidence-based health policy leadership from p.s. I guess that is what happens when you threaten to fire

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    31 paź

    With coronavirus cases rising in the U.S., Europe and many other places across the globe, wearing a mask is more important than ever. In our animation, we’ll show you how effective a swath of fabric can be at fighting the pandemic.

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  15. 27 paź

    Grateful for this opportunity 🙏🏽 Looking forward to working with and colleagues/friends to develop capacity for early-career scientists and researchers 💪🏽

    Welcome to our new ambassadors Dayo Fadelu , Junaid Nabi , Sudneshna Fisch , & Vicky Bai , who, as alumni of our Postgraduate Education program, will be sharing regular updates & info. on course offerings.
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  16. 27 paź

    “My interest in health care went beyond policy or politics;it was personal..Passing a health-care bill wouldn’t bring my mom back.But it would save somebody’s mom,somewhere down the line. And that was worth fighting for.” Poignant piece by ⬇️

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  17. 27 paź

    This is a worrying trend ⬇️

    2/ The statistic incorporates measures of wage stagnation, national debt, competition between elites, distrust in government, urbanization, and the age structure of the population. It's spiking, like it did before the civil war.
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  18. 22 paź

    Here’s another example of how scientific information is siloed within privileged socio-economic groups, often excluding those who need it most This is not “open-access”—this is a tacit denial of access CC

    €9,500 (US$11,200) per article, to publish as open-access in a journal? Surest way to exclude researchers from low/middle income countries
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  19. 16 paź

    A wise take on recent developments around — public health policy decisions cannot be framed in artificial dichotomies. We have known this for a long time — we need to start acting on it

    Quick rant. We keep treating all activities as if they are either “safe” or “unsafe.” We argue about whether schools are “safe.” We argue about whether sports are “safe.” We argue about whether restaurants are “safe.”
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    10 paź

    How to write a paper in 3 slides - channels his inner and does an incredible job .... the mentee becomes the mentor at . Missing meeting folks IRL grateful for virtual w/

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