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In this organisation, women's median hourly pay is 33.5% lower than men's. The pay gap is 1.7 percentage points smaller than the previous year.
We were proud to be at and speak to industry @TheWiAACharter #IWD2023 event this evening.
Hear from our Chair and new Patron of the Charter, Sir Stephen Hillier and Sumati Sharma Co-Chair for Women in Aviation on why encouraging a diverse sector is important for it is growth 👇
& that's a wrap!!!
Thanks to all our mentors, mentees, sponsors & the organizing committee for a fantastic couple of days bringing together clinicians & scientists to better translate immunological research.
@ProfGabBelz
@Fer_NK_nando
@YUmmunology
#ASIclintranschool2022
What a phenomenal place for a conference! Thank you @ASImmunology for the opportunity to make new friends and speak science!
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One of my professors stopped putting pdfs of articles in the class Canvas. She explained that “because we’re reading scholarship of marginalized thinkers, it helps them to have their work searched and downloaded.” 🤯
Early voting starts tomorrow & Murdoch’s papers are in full campaign mode.
Today’s coverage included 33 articles favouring the Liberals/opposing Labor; 25 neutral; 8 favouring Labor/opposing the Liberals.
We deserve better than bias dressed up as news!
#MurdochRoyalCommission
Great review on the immunology and immunopathology of COVID-19. Thanks to @MiriamMerad @blish_lab Frederica Sallusto @VirusesImmunity doi.org/10.1126/science.abm8…
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That’s a wrap for #AABHL2021 - thanks to the organisers for a fabulous conference. Looking forward to see you all in person in Hobart next year!
Excited to share our article published yesterday in @ClinTransImmuno on my project on inflammation in people with kidney disease and tuberculosis that I worked on while at @TheDohertyInst and @AmyWChung lab! Great to be able to share it open access! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
2/ we found a few key inflammatory antibody and cell profiles in the people with kidney disease that are similar to those found in people with active TB
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I’m new to ocean swimming and just signed up to #piertopub! Do you have any good beginner routes along our Vic coastlines @gdtoogood ? insightplus.mja.com.au/2021/…
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So do you really think you'll get a bed if you're sick which hasn't been taken up by someone with COVID? The current funding agreement is not fit for purpose in "Living with COVID" world. Health ministers are genuinely scared - its unsustainable and there will be adverse results
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As Australia looks to implement a booster program, evidence shows a third dose of Pfizer or Moderna results in an equivalent or superior antibody response against #COVID19: ‘That’s really reassuring,’ @ProfDaleGodfrey told #newsGP.
bit.ly/3o9ddsW
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Twitter’s not the place for this conversation. If you’re reading this, you’re probably all too aware of the local vaccine sites and daily infection numbers in your postcode. Maybe your cousin isn’t, though, and maybe your aunt is still waiting for something she can’t quite name.
Our healthcare workers are already under the pump, bed-blocked hospitals with full ED's. As @MargaretHellard put it, every little thing we can do to reduce COVID spread will offload extra pressure on our healthcare system as we re-open.
Professor @MargaretHellard says our health system will be under stress over next few months.
"Individually, we can do small things, and collectively we can work together and support each other to get through the next four to eight weeks, to help relieve the pressure."
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So mum said she got some help from the neighbours to dog proof the fence today…and she sent me this! ❤️💙🐶🐶 LOVE IT goooo DOGGIES!!! Wish I could watch the game with her next week! @westernbulldogs #westernbulldogs
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“Not sure if the business lobby realises that dead people don’t spend money” #COVID19nsw #Covid19Vic #healthcareworkers #covid #covidpeak
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My favourite fact for Day 7 of #SciCommSeptember is the origins of the word "scientist" - first used in 1834 to describe Mary Somerville who, as a woman and multidisciplinary expert, did not fit the patriarchal labels of the time. Here's to women paving the way 💪




















