Project Manager at UNC-Chapel Hill; Runner; Mother; Biker
Carrboro NC
Joined January 2010
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In Britain, it took just one school shooting to pass major gun control npr.org/2022/06/01/110223964…
Cancer Without Chemotherapy: ‘A Totally Different World’ nytimes.com/2021/09/27/healt…
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One year ago, this is what I was doing. It was a singular experience at the precipe of a new world. I am grateful that this is what patients find when they inevitably search the internet for their doctor: a fellow traveler to places unknown.
ted.com/talks/shekinah_elmor… via @TEDTalks
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The #pandemic is impacting continuity of care for cancer survivors — especially women. Female survivors cancel doctor's appointments more than any other group, likely because they have to watch their children when schools and daycares close. sph.unc.edu/sph-news/the-pan…
Feel good Tarheel story of the day:
unc.edu/discover/rameses-22/
How A Minneapolis Clinic Is Narrowing Racial Gaps In Health npr.org/sections/health-shot…
Great op-ed by @PadmaLakshmi in @nytimes. so refreshing. brought me to a place of calm and joy amidst Trumps maddening refusal to concede & rising covid cases.
Padma Lakshmi: Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris Moved Me to Tears nytimes.com/2020/11/13/opini…
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Today is the last day to register to vote in North Carolina — so the state’s native son Zach Galifianakis is here to explain how
NC A&T Has Few COVID-19 Cases. This HBCU's Students Say They Take The Virus Seriously. wunc.org/post/nc-has-few-cov…
Maddening...
The Agriculture Department last week began mandating that millions of boxes of surplus food for needy families include a letter from President Donald Trump claiming credit for the program politico.com/news/2020/10/01…
PSA – 4 years ago, I joined the ranks of millions of women (1 in 8) diagnosed with breast cancer. 3 years ago I had my last chemo infusion. Today I am cancer free...
#2 – and more importantly, like so many things, breast cancer does not treat all women equally. Black women are 42% more likely to die from breast cancer than white women. 42%!! And there are so many more statistics on the inequity of cancer
Black Lives Matter and we should never stop fighting, funding and researching until ALL women have an equal chance of receiving the best care possible and being cured of breast cancer. #blm #breastcancerawareness
Drivers of Childhood Cancers - Cancer Moonshot Recommendation cancer.gov/research/key-init…
