Thoughts in The Healthiest Goldfish on disengaging from Twitter and the need to reimagine science communication in a time of change for social media. bit.ly/3FtOFC8

Cool, slightly surreal news: my TEDMED talk is now available online. The core of the talk reflects my long-held belief that the central determinant of a healthier world is love. Let me explain. bit.ly/2KMJVeZ

Throughout the pandemic, many have engaged with the arguments of Well – that, in order to be healthy, we need to address the foundational drivers of health. Thank you to all who are helping advance this conversation. spr.ly/6011KVJuZ

Today is the day - #MigrationandHealth is now out, from UChicagoPress. The book highlights how patterns of migration affect health. Thank you Catherine Ettman and Md. Hasan Zaman for your partnership. The book can be ordered here: bit.ly/3fnl7Np Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Boston University Center on Forced Displacement

Delighted to welcome into the world “The Commercial Determinants of Health,” co-edited with Nason Maani and Mark Petticrew, from Oxford Academic. Thank you to all who contributed chapters. The book can be ordered here: bit.ly/3uWDw8d

It was a joy celebrating with family, friends, and colleagues at last week’s reception for Boston University School of Public Health graduates. See pictures from the event here: bit.ly/3FhOiKJ

Delighted to welcome into the world “The Commercial Determinants of Health,” co-edited with Nason Maani and Mark Petticrew, from Oxford Academic. Thank you to all who contributed chapters. The book can be ordered here: bit.ly/3uWDw8d

The events leading up to the Qatar World Cup provide a window into the commercial determinants that shape health. See today’s Healthiest Goldfish: bit.ly/3hixiMv

Looking forward to speaking with Ṣẹ̀yẹ Abímbọ́lá on Tuesday, December 13, for our final Challenging Public Health event of 2022. Register for the online event here: bit.ly/3H0G78e

It is not too late to register for today’s online Public Health Conversation, “The Threat to Trans Rights and the Public’s Health.” Register here: bit.ly/3um7VMA Boston University School of Public Health