Prof at University of Brighton, research on digital health, Medsoc meets STS, Joint Chief Editor of Sociology of Health and Illness
South East, England
Joined September 2013
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Inspired by the work of @laurenfklein @kanarinka @DianaMKwon & many other #feminist scholars over the years. Thanks to @LSEImpactBlog for publishing this piece on #citations, & to co-authors incl @ACarlier_PhD @NicoleBasaraba
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Tomorrow is World Aids Day, we will be highlighting some of @SHIjournal's prominent papers throughout the day #freetoaccess #WorldAIDSDay2021
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Thank you so much for your contribution! 😃
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And it's brilliant @chinatmills!
Our new paper '‘Built for expansion’: the ‘social life’ of the WHO's mental health GAP Intervention Guide', with @vareij is out now & open access! Its about how global tools & technologies 'do' mental health, using data from our @BritishAcademy_ research onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Still time to apply. Great project, great team!
We’re hiring! We have a Researcher position available at @uniofbrighton working with
@CTSG_Brighton ...please share with your networks
#lgbtq #researcher #mentalhealth
jobs.brighton.ac.uk/vacancy.…
Target the government then, not the general public?....
Why are we comparing obesity to smoking in our latest adverts? Because obesity is a cause of cancer too and we need the government to take action right now, to protect future generations. Learn more about the impact of ending junk food advertising to kids: po.st/yZDioG
Great project. Proud to be involved.
Have you checked out our new website yet?
queerfutures2.co.uk
#mentalhealthresearch #lgbtqmentalhealth #MentalHealthMatters #lgbtq
It was great to meet you all and thanks for your contributions to the Digital Inequalities workshop! #digitalinequalities
Welcome our visiting research fellows working with @CDMC_Brighton Marina Wainer @Grincheva David Garcia @RebecaPardo Greg Singh @rotteja Elisa Garcia @handesz @uniofbrighton hosted @ludologista @donna_close @SanazFA @thestereoeye @FlisF @FraukeBehrendt @Centresecp @DrOluJenzen
Someone's going to get very lucky here. What a great project and supervisor!
Delighted have two new PhD studentships to work on new Wellcome Trust project, Marginalisation and the microbe: how to mobilise around antimicrobial resistance without increasing social inequalities @sussexsociology. Up now on jobs.ac.uk. Informal enquiries welcome!
Thrilled to have you as plenary speaker at @BSAMedsoc 2019 conference in York in September!
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Flis Henwood retweeted
Just out Karen Yeung’s draft study of the implications of advanced digital technologies (including AI systems) for the concept of responsibility within a human rights framework buff.ly/2QKiBPP
Great discussion of this paper on Laurie Taylor's radio 4 programme right now! #shijournal
Our last author blog was by Sarah Nettleton talks about residential home design. See the blog here ow.ly/OIrG30mBifG and a link to the full paper is here: ow.ly/rXdn30mBihh
Great fully-funded PhD opportunity to study gender bias in AI systems in context of health and social care at University of Brighton #genderstudies #digitalhealth #digitalmedia #womeninscience #sts. See brighton.ac.uk/research-and-…
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Donna Strickland, first woman in 55 yrs to win a Nobel In physics. Also she is only an Associate Professor. Also Wikipedia rejected an entry on her because she wasn't famous enough. #womeninscience #stillnobias? ow.ly/BT7D30m4xPB
New article in Social Science and Medicine with Ben Marent and Mary Darking on digital health/mHealth /HIV. Free access for 50 readers until early November at : authors.elsevier.com/c/1XkM0…
Great. Has anyone done more I wonder? We'll find out this week at #MedSoc2018. Really looking forward to all our great speakers!
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Well done all! Looking forward to the announcement of the winner at Medsoc conference dinner in Glasgow on Sept 13th.
Shortlisted books for the FSHI Book Prize 2018 are: Self-Injury, Medicine and Society: Authentic Bodies, by @DrAmyChandler; Recovery, Mental Health and Inequality by Lynn Tang; and Down’s Syndrome Screening and Reproductive Politics, by Gareth M. Thomas bit.ly/2MwEnHM