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@snolen

Global health reporter . Former correspondent in S. Asia, Africa, Latin America & MidEast. Author, 28 Stories of AIDS in Africa; Promised the Moon

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  1. Festet tweet
    28. jul.

    Hey friends – a series I've been working on for the past year launched this week, if you have some time to spend with it, would be swell ... /1

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  2. for 19 timer siden

    Recommend read: this piece by my colleague about political influence on pandemic-related science in

    Breaking: India's top science agency tailored its Covid-19 findings to fit Prime Minister Narendra Modi's narrative on the pandemic, even as a deadly second wave approached. Our latest investigation.
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  3. Retweetet
    for 20 timer siden

    Fun, surprising story from Brazil's Amazon w/ splendid presentation -- and which begins with eating a thick, juicy beetle larva.

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  4. Retweetet
    15. sep.

    She was a single mother of three girls.

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  5. Retweetet
    15. sep.

    EXCLUSIVE: After the Taliban took Afghanistan, many feared Salima Mazari—the fighting governor of Charkint—was captured, or even dead. But, she's alive and safe. and have the incredible story of her escape.

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  6. Retweetet
    15. sep.

    Don’t miss the 9th grader seized by Americans looking for a Taliban commander with his name. They tortured him in Bagram prison, held him for 18 mos; he was so angry he joined Taliban fighters & died. Now the guns are silent. ⁦⁩

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  7. Retweetet
    15. sep.

    A doctor at a rural hospital in Wardak Province in Afghanistan said that in his 22 years at the health facility, this was the first time in which there was not a single patient with conflict-related wounds.

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  8. Retweetet
    16. sep.

    After 24 years of water advisories, Shoal Lake 40 First Nation can drink from the tap

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  9. Retweetet
    15. sep.

    This film is a gripping investigation in Surinam and Guyana into mercury smuggling for artesanal gold miners in the Amazon.

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    Watch ▶️ In this Pulitzer-supported investigation, a team led by , , , , Gaulbert Sutherland & Jaap van‘t Kruis dives into the underworld of mercury, an obscure sector that is itself a multi-million dollar industry.
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  10. 13. sep.

    Got some routine bloodwork back today and was told it was "beautiful", my cholesterol level in particular is "gorgeous" – and that felt both a) delightfully Maritime and b) weirdly flattering given that I've done exactly zero conscious things to contribute to it

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  11. 11. sep.

    If you read one thing: it should be 's recounting of the rescue of former staff and their families from Afghanistan.

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  12. Retweetet
    10. sep.

    Singh's point about people not seeing any purpose in starting careers and families because climate change is notable for how common it is in Millennial/Gen Z conversations and how absent it usually is from our political discourse

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  13. 10. sep.

    To remind you that Twitter has redeeming features: is elegantly, honestly tweeting her journey in palliative care; and replies to her tweets are a global tide of grace and love

    In the spirit of sharing all, my skinny pins didn't work this morning. I was wheeled into the bathroom on a commode, tears leaking down my cheeks. One day at a time. Maybe I will walk again tomorrow.
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  14. Retweetet
    7. sep.

    Good piece by ⁦⁩ that puts the Bitcoin news out of El Salvador in its full context. “As El Salvador adopts bitcoin, its young president is dismantling democracy.”

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    7. sep.

    Mexico’s Supreme Court Votes to Decriminalize Abortion

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  16. Retweetet
    6. sep.

    I'm also grateful for Luis Mendoza's labour over 30 years in , for telling his story , for dancing with him, Monica Gutierrez for capturing his joy and struggle, and for continuing this fight.

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  17. Retweetet
    6. sep.

    Toxic metals from Angola’s largest diamond mine (a joint venture between the state and a Russian company) spilled into the Kasai River in July, killing 12 people, sickening thousands in neighboring DRC and causing an “environmental catastrophe."

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  18. 6. sep.

    Or, alternative and more relevant reading, a clear majority of Canadians are ready to pay more for energy so as to meet emissions targets.

    About four in 10 Canadians would resist paying more for energy prices in order to meet emission targets, poll shows
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  19. Retweetet
    31. aug.

    A reminder that vaccines are not easy to develop: a trial for an HIV vaccine fails in Africa. Story by

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  20. 31. aug.

    So glad to be back on the global health beat, but it's pretty grim that, nearly 20 years since I first spoke to Dr Glenda Gray about an , I interviewed her about another failed trial. There's lots of good vaccine news in the world these days – but HIV still eludes

    So glad to have at the -- even (and especially) when reporting disappointing news about the latest trial:
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  21. Retweetet
    31. aug.

    “I should be used to it by now, but you’re never used to it — you still put your heart and soul into it,” said Glenda Gray, chair of the South African Medical Research Council. Dr. Gray has been working to develop an H.I.V. vaccine for more than 15 years.

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