To #EndPolio, we must immunize the world's most vulnerable children—especially those who have not been vaccinated before. Protecting ‘zero-dose’ children against paralysis with polio vaccines like nOPV2 will help usher in a healthier future for us all. https://t.co/borglIQgNX

The connection is clear: when vaccine coverage goes down, we see more outbreaks of deadly diseases. That’s why we must strengthen health systems and invest in new & improved vaccines. #VaccinesWork https://t.co/pMUElNhSPp

This new fellowship powered by the AD Data Initiative aims to accelerate Alzheimer's research through data sharing and global collaboration. Early- and mid-career researchers and scientists in neuroscience or quantitative fields can apply in May. https://t.co/qahwBegySZ

Everyone should have the same goal in mind: ending preventable diseases like polio. I had the pleasure of meeting @MichaelEssien last year. His ongoing support of protecting children is inspiring. #EndPolio #VaccinesWork https://t.co/vDYkQloN3I

RT @MalariaNoMore: Today is #WorldMalariaDay!

Thanks to global efforts to fight #malaria, an estimated 2 billion cases have been prevented & 11.7 million deaths averted since 2000.

With new tools and increased investment, together, we can end malaria. https://t.co/W8gr5upojP

Despite being both preventable and curable, malaria still claims more than 600,000 lives each year. But this #WorldMalariaDay, I’m filled with hope because of promising tools that could drastically change the game and help us #EndMalaria in a generation. https://t.co/VZvmV1KnNd

This new discovery in mathematics is really cool. https://t.co/QSibsGbmDU

Uganda’s maternal mortality rate is at least double the global average. That's why Eva Nangalo has dedicated her life to making childbirth in the country safer for everyone involved. https://t.co/29AjdJehNY

They say the eyes are the windows to the soul, but they could also be the key to unlocking early info on cognitive disorders like Alzheimer's. https://t.co/7KHfLR6sN6

You might see me using the “bathtub metaphor” next time I’m describing carbon dioxide removal. This is a great explainer. https://t.co/cyib47tFsF

RT @gatesfoundation: Chickpeas? Garbanzo beans?  
 
No matter what you call these little round legumes, they are one of the best ingredients to help improve gut health and tackle malnutrition. Listen to this week’s “Make Me Care About…” to learn more: https://t.co/Uy55srybe6 https://t.co/bywbEfxXRP

This week in In San Diego, I got to talk with @jessieww about the issues with today’s math curricula—and the promises the future holds. https://t.co/BRxKtpa2pz

For decades, we’ve been fighting back against deadly diseases by expanding access to lifesaving vaccines. Coming out of the pandemic, we’re facing new challenges to #BuildBackImmunity–and past successes have proven that we can overcome these challenges together. https://t.co/PF8Af8zUyl

It’s always great catching up with @jessieww. We chatted about math, edtech, AI, and human ingenuity. Here’s a look at our conversation. https://t.co/oT7pdEXRY4

I had a lot of fun meeting @CheechMarin, experiencing @TheCheechCenter, and learning a lot about his work to support the arts, education, and economic mobility for Mexican Americans. https://t.co/NXOHub9Scd

I am so impressed with Eva Nangalo—it’s hard not to be. She’s spent decades making childbirth safer in Uganda for everyone involved, and she’s become a mentor to countless other midwives in the process. https://t.co/79RHbrCt01

I’m grateful for the Lauder family’s dedication to solving Alzheimer’s. https://t.co/vX0qtjBFxt

I’m excited to see @devisridhar‘s book in paperback. Her way of thinking about preparing for the next pandemic is one we should all pay attention to. https://t.co/g0HLziFG8q

Happy Birthday, @WHO. Thank you for working to build a healthier future for us all. #WorldHealthDay https://t.co/CbIbUIv91c

It’s fascinating to see this enormous data digitization collaboration between @NMNH and other natural history museums around the world. https://t.co/7MkKeYNQtD