Health interpersonal communication PhD candidate at UT Austin, working on vaccine confidence & coercive control.
Joined January 2021
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Chelsea Brass retweeted
The @CDCgov on what you can do safely after you've been vaccinated. As more people get vaccinated, we'll all be able to do more.
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Public health pros: Need messaging guidance to address questions about Johnson&Johnson vaccine? Get our updated Q&A: bit.ly/3e8ZUCu
Chelsea Brass retweeted
More on this intriguing potential intervention for #LongCovid washingtonpost.com/health/lo… by @LennyMBernstein @bbguari w/ @msaagmd @dianaberrent @Survivor_Corps
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Now this is a sound decision by the CDC! A study of over 35,000 pregnant women who received Pfizer or Moderna vaccines found no concerning safety issues for mom or baby. Pregnant women are at higher risk for hospitalization & death from #covid19, and should receive the vaccine.
CDC recommends pregnant women get coronavirus vaccine wapo.st/3tI1wtg
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Joining @Christi_Paul @Boris_Sanchez @NewDay soon: Lifting the pause on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine was the right call, but there should have been a much more explicit warning for women under 50 to choose a different #covid19 #vaccine. This is about informed decision-making.
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Some look at this from @CDCgov and say, the risk of this serious blood clotting disorder (TTS) is very low compared to huge benefit of the J&J vaccine. True. But in the women 18-49 group, there are 13 cases of TTS to prevent 12 covid deaths. Pfizer & Moderna don’t have this risk.
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Newly released data from Pfizer/BioNTech of their COVID-19 vaccine suggests it is effective at preventing serious symptoms and death at least six months after vaccination, and effective against variants. wmar2news.com/news/national/…
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Antibody activity elicited by the Moderna #COVID19 vaccine persisted at least through 6 months after the second dose across all age groups, according to results from an ongoing phase 1 trial. nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Here was my attempt to reach people who have deep suspicions about the Covid vaccine, government, and the virus. Doctors will be critically important messengers to reach this group and many others. @FrankLuntz @deBeaumontFndtn @BrianCCastrucci
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Glad to have co-authored this op- ed with @FrankLuntz. Link here: washingtonpost.com/outlook/t…. But also in today's print edition.
Chelsea Brass retweeted
A very helpful communication tool that improves vaccine adherence thanks to @deBeaumontFndtn #covidvaccine #covid19
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We need your arms.
We need the tatted.
The toned.
The sun deprived.
Roll up your sleeves and let’s beat this.
Don’t wait. Vaccinate.
#ThisIsOurShot
Chelsea Brass retweeted
As the nation continues to be polarized, we have all lost something through #COVID19. We must find a way to build on the commonality and come together to end this pandemic.
😷 + 💉 = ending pandemic = economic recovery & fewer unnecessary deaths.
"All of us have lost something because of this virus and we all are anxious. Using those commonalities, we should bring ourselves together to fight this common enemy." @BrianCCastrucci on @NewsNOWFOX
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Thank you @HoustonPubMedia for the wonderful coverage of Texas CARES #COVID19 antibody data.
Enrollment is open to all Texans (ages 5-80) regardless of vaccination. #KnowYourAntibodyStatus so we can #KnowOurStrength
Around 22% of Houstonians have COVID-19 antibodies, a new study says.
The antibody data confirmed what researchers knew about COVID-19 in adults. They were surprised by what they discovered in children.
bit.ly/3cDYcIq
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Thank you @KRLD for the wonderful interview with @sarahmessiah PhD about our early findings!
#KnowYourAntibodyStatus so we can #KnowOurStrength
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Hey Houston 🔊 we’ll be at the CAMH’s Spring Break Community Celebration tomorrow (Saturday 3/20) 1-4PM providing free COVID-19 antibody testing as a part of our survey. #KnowYourAntibodyStatus so we can #KnowOurStrength
Who says Houston can’t be a Spring Break destination? 🌴
Join us at CAMH for a Spring Break Community Celebration tomorrow, Saturday, March 20, 2021 from 1–4PM.
Explore tomorrow's family-friendly activities, including virtual offerings: camh.org/event/spring-break-…
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Sounds like Biden got a readout on this @FrankLuntz exercise:"I discussed it with my team, and they say the thing that has more impact than anything Trump would say to the MAGA folks is what the local doctor, what the local preacher, what the local people in the communities say."
Finally, I asked participants if their minds had been changed at all by what they’d just heard – and all of them said they were now more likely to get the COVID vaccine.
“I liked the doctors and when they talked to us without any politics involved.”
👉🏻 wapo.st/3voVIWS
Chelsea Brass retweeted
A key takeaway from our focus group with Trump voters who explained their concerns about the COVID vaccine: They want to know the facts, but they don't want to be told what to do. @FrankLuntz @ddiamond @washingtonpost washingtonpost.com/health/20…
Chelsea Brass retweeted
Over the weekend, the @deBeaumontFndtn and I hosted a focus group with 20 vaccine-hesitant Trump voters.
Nearly all said they had more fears about the COVID vaccine than they did about COVID.
👉🏻 wapo.st/38IslFk
Texans 5-80 can still participate!
texascaresproject.org/
Around 22% of Houstonians have COVID-19 antibodies, a new study says.
The antibody data confirmed what researchers knew about COVID-19 in adults. They were surprised by what they discovered in children.
bit.ly/3cDYcIq