Daniel S. Goldberg

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Faculty @ CU Anschutz & CU Bioethics. Attorney, historian, public health ethicist. Jiujitsu, Star Wars, Batman, Coffee. #LegalEpi #Stigma #PHLaw #PHEthx #Disability #HistPubHealth new book coming Oct. 2024 H/h/h. ✡️

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Jess Whatcott's "Menace to the Future" traces the link between US disability institutions and early twentieth-century eugenicist ideology. Read the intro for free now! www.dukeupress.edu/Assets/PubMa...

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Every year, my alma mater emails me an invite to a football game, “a football offer exclusively for public health alums,” and every year, I think about how they don’t really know me or my work at all. @profgoldberg.bsky.social

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Great for me and @ninakkarlsson.bsky.social to be able to catch some quality biergarten time in München with @handle.invalid and @jc-h.bsky.social, plus @profgoldberg.bsky.social and Yukko!

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We've been trying to tell you for years...people like trains, especially to/from places they really want to go.

Thousands have ridden the month-old Amtrak Borealis, a new rail line between Chicago & Minneapolis-St. Paul, exceeding expectations. “There’s a strong demand for short-distance corridor trains in the United States… for travelers that don’t want to drive or fly.” www.fastcompany.com/91153405/eve...

Even Amtrak was surprised by the instant popularity of its new Chicago-Twin Cities route - Fast Companywww.fastcompany.com The success of the new Amtrak Borealis bodes well for other regional train routes.

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Is this where Linaeus worked before he went back to Uppsala? [I should really know this]

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I hate it 😩

We have a problem in medical/health research whereby methodological expertise is downgraded as "technical", and respect instead flows to those that can effortlessly regurgitate what other authors feed to them via paper abstracts and conclusions.

This little botanical garden in Amsterdam is critical in the history of the modern world. It’s small, only 3 acres, but so much is represented here. These dynamics are wrapped up in history of science & medicine as well. Read Hal Cook’s amazing book! De Hortus is one of my very favorite places.

View of the Keizersgracht from our Amsterdam hotel 😍😍😍🇳🇱🇳🇱

Ohaiiii Amsterdam, my favorite city on the planet!! Yes it is high tourist season but for me its loveliness is never muted.

We need more Art Bots on here!! There’s few Old Masters, for example. No Flemish or Dutch Golden Age, no Italian or Northern Renaissance painters, etc. Let’s go, Blue Sky!

I think the best team won #Euro2024 and I always prefer that outcome for any sport about which I care, even if that comes at the expense of my team (not the case here I wasn’t rooting for any team in particular but the principle holds for me even when I do have a time) Congrats to 🇪🇸!

England has to be feeling pretty good about that decision to leave Grealish off for Palmer

sumptuous

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universities: we bought all new software to do the same thing you already do now with ease. It completely sucks and cost us 13 million dollars.

I am Legal Department Revised Up to Date

tag yourself, i'm insects injurious to vegetation

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Bought coffee there often when I was still living in Munich. Your recommendation is seconded!

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Indeed. bsky.app/profile/jess...

Note here, the laughter. As I talk about in Holding It Together, men often use laughter to paper over the inconvenient gender inequalities in their own domestic lives. www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/697130...

Holding It Together by Jessica Calarco: 9780593538128 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Bookswww.penguinrandomhouse.com Other countries have social safety nets. The U.S. has women. Holding It Together chronicles the causes and dire consequences. America runs on women—women who are tasked with holding...

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Mmmmmhmmmm 👀

Robert Putnam may know why we're lonely, but tellingly it's Putnam's wife who--like millions of other women--does the work of keeping Putnam from falling into loneliness himself. And we wonder why men are pushing marriage and trying to limit divorce. www.nytimes.com/2024/07/13/m...

Robert Putnam Knows Why You’re Lonelywww.nytimes.com The author of “Bowling Alone” warned us about social isolation and its effect on democracy a quarter century ago. Things have only gotten worse.

The coffee here at Man vs. Machine is ludicrously good. Best coffee shop I’ve visited in Munich. The music is 90s style hip hop, the vibes are great, and even the IAQ is solid.

One of my favorite hiking trails is pretty much right where this fire is.

Rapidly developing fire in the #Boulder Flatirons just west of town. I saw flames briefly. That’s the #NOAA building in the foreground. Conditions are horrific: temps near 100F, bone-dry west winds, and after the driest May-June on record here.

New album from Common and Pete Rock and if you’re a 90s hip hop head like me you could not be more excited. open.spotify.com/album/1wA3gs... Some of the singles have already dropped and they are amazing (esp. Wise Men)

The Auditorium Vol. 1open.spotify.com Common · Album · 2024 · 15 songs.

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Second lecture "Juxtaposing the understanding of disability as a universal phenomenon with concepts prevailing in current health care practices" by Prof. Birgit Prodinger.

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We're starting! Seminar on "Interdisciplinary perspectives on stigma, marginalization and disability in health care and public health". First lecture by @profgoldberg.bsky.social . Not too late to join us! www.uni-augsburg.de/de/vkal/work... #marginalization #disability #publichealth

The Munich-Prague (380 km) train connections are shockingly inefficient. You can travel by private car in about 4 hours, by bus in ~5 hours. High-speed (?) train takes 6.25 hours at best with at least three transfers. Wut???

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“The lack of electricity has strained the health care system in the nation’s fourth-largest city. Doctors had determined that it was not safe to discharge some patients to homes without air-conditioning, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said at a news conference, leading to “backed up” hospitals”

Hospitals in Houston ‘Backed Up’ After Hurricane, as Millions in U.S. Swelterwww.nytimes.com The health care system in Houston, where more than a million customers lack power, was overwhelmed because some patients couldn’t be discharged amid a punishing heat wave.

Headed to Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial today

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World Health Organization. Regional Office for the Western Pacific (‎2024)‎. History as a partner in public health: a report of the foresight think tank on the history of pandemics. WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific. iris.who.int/handle/10665.... I am one of the co-authors. #GlobalHealth 🧪

History as a partner in public health: a report of the foresight think tank on the history of pandemicsiris.who.int

👀👀👀 If you don’t know Dr. Kitta, she is a badarse medical folklorist and a fantastic human.

I've got a new article out on COVID, Long COVID, and disability. It's part of a super- cool issue of the Journal of American Folklore dedicated to disability. muse.jhu.edu/article/931461

Project MUSE - “You may now become who you thought was disposable”: COVID-19 Politics and Ableismmuse.jhu.edu This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Without cookies your experience may not be seamless.

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My article "Rationing by Inconvenience: How Insurance Denials Induce Administrative Burdens" is now officially out with the Journal of Health Politics, Policy, and Law. I hope you give it a read and enjoy! Well, maybe "enjoy" is the wrong word. read.dukeupress.edu/jhppl/articl...

Rationing by Inconvenience: How Insurance Denials Induce Administrative Burdens | Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law | Duke University Pressread.dukeupress.edu

Nah sorry Inkland