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New post today on #FindTheMidwife. Midwives under pressure with @sallypezaro.bsky.social and myself! What happened when midwives were pushed by town fathers to interrogate their clients? How did they balance their obligations? www.findthemidwife.com/midwives-und...
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by Daniel S. Goldberg

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GOONIES. NEVER. SAY. DIE.

www.nytimes.com/2025/10/15/t...
40 Years After ‘The Goonies,’ Their Hometown Never Says Die
www.nytimes.com
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“The alliance of mostly Democratic states and territories comprises Colorado, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington and Guam.”

I hope this expands

www.reuters.com/world/us/col...
US governors launch alliance to bolster coordination on public health
A coalition of 15 U.S. governors representing more than a third of the country's population has launched a new bipartisan alliance on Wednesday, aimed at improving public health coordination and emergency preparedness.
www.reuters.com
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by Daniel S. Goldberg

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(h/t @isabelott.bsky.social)
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by Daniel S. Goldberg

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Moreover, as I've argued, the impulse to objectify the subjective experience of pain is problematic insofar as the denial of subjective xp is partly why we stigmatize people in pain.

A world-famous neuroscientist once said to me, "I like subjectivity fine; I just want to confirm it objectively." 🫠
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Dr. Jens Foell @jensfoell.de · 12h
Award-winning pain researcher here. This is not something that can be done. Hope this helps.
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Hypervisible @hypervisible.blacksky.app · 13h
“In nursing homes, neonatal units, and ICU wards, researchers are racing to turn pain—medicine’s most subjective vital sign—into something a camera or sensor can score as reliably as blood pressure.”
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg, Dorothy Bishop, Zen Faulkes

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Award-winning pain researcher here. This is not something that can be done. Hope this helps.
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Hypervisible @hypervisible.blacksky.app · 13h
“In nursing homes, neonatal units, and ICU wards, researchers are racing to turn pain—medicine’s most subjective vital sign—into something a camera or sensor can score as reliably as blood pressure.”
AI is changing how we quantify pain
Artificial intelligence is helping health-care providers better assess their patients’ discomfort.
www.technologyreview.com
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg

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New on FirstView: "Addressing US Demand for Psychedelic Medicines in the Face of Scientific Uncertainty" by @hollylynchez.bsky.social, Xinping Hu, and Alison Bateman-House. This paper shows the benefits and drawbacks of several policy options.
#psychedelics
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Addressing US Demand for Psychedelic Medicines in the Face of Scientific Uncertainty Holly Fernandez Lynch1, Xinping Hu2 and Alison Bateman-House3 1University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, United States; 2UC Berkeley, United States and 3NYU Grossman School of Medicine, United States Abstract Psychedelic medicines hold the promise of therapeutic benefit for many suffering from serious unmet mental health needs, leading to substantial demand even before these drugs receive FDA approval based on demonstrated safety and effectiveness for particular conditions. Recognizing FDA approval as the ideal path for psychedelics intended for medical use and drawing on lessons from medical marijuana, we encourage policymakers to balance the need for evidence, the importance of patient safeguards, and the desire for speed. They should increase support for psychedelic research, reject approaches that could inhibit that research, explore improvements to FDA’s existing pre-approval access pathway, and avoid politically motivated FDA approval of psychedelic medicines. Keywords: psychedelics; Food and Drug Administration; Expanded Access; Canada; Australia; Oregon; Colorado; marijuana
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by Daniel S. Goldberg

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😱😱😱
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by Daniel S. Goldberg

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I finished “Long Story Short” and I’m trying real hard not to judge the characters but I’m really just furious with Avi for apparently just (?) realizing when Hannah asked to have a Bat Mitzvah that patri Jews exist as part of Jewish community.
a man is driving a car with a woman in the back seat and says judaism son .
Alt: a man is driving a car with a woman in the back seat and says judaism son .
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg

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Oh my god everything we learned in public health school, just exploded
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by Daniel S. Goldberg — Reposted by Scott L. Greer, Timothy D. McBride

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Wow. NHANES js incredibly for population health surveillance, and is nationally representative as well. What a loss.
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Richard M. Carpiano, PhD, MPH @rmcarpiano.medsky.social · 1d
Ugh... This study has existed for decades, providing valuable health data for all sorts of topics and publications. This is just more awful news. 🛟😷 Sociology medsky
CDC team running top survey on health and nutrition is laid off
NHANES has collected data on eating patterns, diabetes, and other common diseases for decades. The CDC team that runs it has been fired.
www.statnews.com
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by Richard M. Carpiano — Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg, Rosemary A. Joyce, Philip N. Cohen , and 4 more

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Ugh... This study has existed for decades, providing valuable health data for all sorts of topics and publications. This is just more awful news. 🛟😷 Sociology medsky
CDC team running top survey on health and nutrition is laid off
NHANES has collected data on eating patterns, diabetes, and other common diseases for decades. The CDC team that runs it has been fired.
www.statnews.com
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by Daniel S. Goldberg

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My favorite poet of all time.

"for life's not a paragraph

and death I think is no parenthesis"
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Ben Gross @bhgross144.bsky.social · 1d
E.E. Cummings, American writer & artist best known for his modernist free-form #poetry, was born #OnThisDay in 1894.

@ransomcenter.bsky.social has a substantial collection of his manuscripts & artwork, including this mythologically inspired doodle: sites.utexas.edu/ransomcenter...

#BookSky 🗃️📜
Portrait of e.e. cummings (1953) New York World-Telegram and the Sun staff photographer: Albertin, Walter, photographer. Wikipedia
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg

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Bioethics: A Coursebook by Compost Collective is waiting for a reviewer. This open access text reimagines ethics as a global, transdisciplinary practice that bridges philosophy, biology, and environmental thought. Email [email protected] to claim this title for review! #PhilSky #Bioethics #OpenAccess
Promotional graphic for “Bioethics: A Coursebook” by Compost Collective, featuring a dynamic splash of water with overlaid PIR new title text. Cover of “Bioethics: A Coursebook” by Compost Collective, featuring a stylized, abstract landscape in green, yellow, and purple tones. The book rests on a swirling dark blue liquid background, with a PIR label in the corner.
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CFP: Ethical regimes. Doctors, patients and ethics in colonial and postcolonial medicine

https://www.hsozkult.de/event/id/event-158042

Leiden, 22.01.2026-23.01.2026, Fenneke Sysling; Caroline Schep, Leiden University, Bewerbungsschluss: 01.11.2025
www.hsozkult.de
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg, Martin Paul Eve

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E.E. Cummings, American writer & artist best known for his modernist free-form #poetry, was born #OnThisDay in 1894.

@ransomcenter.bsky.social has a substantial collection of his manuscripts & artwork, including this mythologically inspired doodle: sites.utexas.edu/ransomcenter...

#BookSky 🗃️📜
Portrait of e.e. cummings (1953) New York World-Telegram and the Sun staff photographer: Albertin, Walter, photographer. Wikipedia
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg

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"These findings suggest that COVID-19 may have created a new year-round baseline for work absences that is similar to influenza season conditions before the pandemic"

jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...
Enduring Outcomes of COVID-19 Work Absences on the US Labor Market
This cohort study examines the extent to which COVID-19 continues to generate work absences and decrease labor force participation beyond the pandemic period in the US.
jamanetwork.com
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg

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📣New Issue Alert📣
Volume 38 Issue 3 of Social History of Medicine is now available online!
with 12 original research articles (7 of which are #OpenAccess) plus #histmed book reviews
Volume 38 Issue 3 | Social History of Medicine | Oxford Academic
The official journal of the Society for the Social History of Medicine. Publishes research concerned with all aspects of health, illness, and medical treatment in the past. Articles treat the social h...
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg, Scott L. Greer, Lesley A. Hall , and 1 more

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My latest article for Health and History @anzshm.bsky.social explores how emotion helped establish new hygienic norms in turn-of-the-century Sydney, revealing how disgust and pride motivated both compliance with and resistance to public health policies on plague and TB:
dx.doi.org/10.1353/hah....
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg

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Over 80 gay men were murdered when they were either thrown or forced off the cliffs of Sydney's beaches--attacked by gangs of young men. Police did little at the time & usually ruled these deaths suicides. All homophobic violence is horrifying, but I've found these stories to be especially chilling.
Did a Brother’s Quest for Justice Go Too Far?
Scott Johnson’s murder case became synonymous with a movement to redress anti-gay violence in Australia. But the evidence that led to a man’s conviction has never been made public.
www.newyorker.com
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by Jonathan M. Gilligan — Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg, Richard S.J. Tol, Silvia Secchi , and 1 more

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The Department of Environmental Studies at CU-Boulder is searching for a new Assistant Professor in the area of energy and environmental policy, with an emphasis on sustainability and decarbonization. #EnergySky

jobs.colorado.edu/jobs/JobDeta...
Assistant Professor in Environmental Studies
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg

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I hope people find this generative.

There are a lot of policy effects that are larger and quicker than what we would expect (based on what the policy actually does).

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by Daniel S. Goldberg

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"A Tale of Two Cities" is basically 19th c. Jerry Bruckheimer
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Rachel Feder @rachelfeder.bsky.social · 2d
Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg

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Columbus was bad! He was an enslaver! He was cruel to indigenous people! But we have to tell the truth. Otherwise history is just propaganda, and that's not okay just because it supports your political beliefs

*gingerly steps down from soapbox*
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg

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Ah yes, the annual day when I have to just let the historical inaccuracies wash over me and not try to correct every single thing. Columbus sucked, but he didn't do all the things people claim he did, and he wasn't arrested for mistreating Indigenous people. It's way more complicated!
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg, Andrew Scott, Lesley A. Hall , and 6 more

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Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
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Reposted by Daniel S. Goldberg

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Public bathrooms don't have to be awful. Example: MINNESOTA.
www.startribune.com/best-bathroo...
See the Minnesota park bathroom that won an award for best in the country
The park facilities “raise expectations for public spaces everywhere,” according to Cintas, which gives out the award.
www.startribune.com
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by Daniel S. Goldberg

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The idea that education of any kind is the antidote to oppression is so strange to me, even if I believe very much that a liberal arts education can help make a better society ("can" /= "will").

8 of the 15 people in the room at Wannsee had PhDs, FGS.
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Tressie McMillan Cottom @tressiemcphd.bsky.social · 3d
Most of these people are deeply trained, or at least highly educated, in humanities. Knowing isn’t being.
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brasidas @brasidas.bsky.social · 3d
Anyone who claims that Silicon Valley would be better with more humanities education has to grapple with the fact that Peter Thiel was a philosophy major.
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We are living in a time of rising hate--and that hate must be called out. Thank you, Jefferson County, for treating hate against any of us as hate against all of us.
www.denverpost.com/2025/10/12/s...
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by Daniel S. Goldberg

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What a sh*tshow. Jew hatred, spawning ravenous brain worms for two thousand years.
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