Yes, a fascinating lecture, expertly delivered

This has got to be a lessons learned moment for #science & #GlobalHealth

No 1 country should be able to shut down international programs like this

We were all stupid to have allowed this vulnerability to arise

Now we need to find solutions & boost support for UN infrastructures once again

As feared, the #DHS program is closing

This is a major threat to the #globalhealth statistical infrastructure moving forward

We must reorganise ourselves in the international research community to ensure this work can continue without political interference

www.nytimes.com/2025/02/26/h...

Appalling

We're recruiting a Research Fellow to work on our Leverhulme Trust funded project using materials in the Mass Observation Archive to study how political understandings develop over the life course.

With @leverhulme.bsky.social and @massobsarchive.bsky.social

www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DLP947/r...

NEW on Wonkhe: James Coe heads back to Darlington and worries the civic agenda is becoming a bit too distant, a bit too middle class, and a bit too removed from the lives of people in the communities it seeks to impact. https://buff.ly/402xYcg

Well, that is fascinating - "taxi drivers and ambulance drivers, occupations involving frequent navigational and #spatial processing, had the lowest proportions of deaths attributed to #Alzheimer’s disease of all #occupations"