We are hiring for coordinator to work University of Michigan on our large NIMH study testing a mobile app for college students with depression, anxiety, and/or eating disorders. This person would also work on Healthy Minds Network. Job is fully remote. Please spread the word!! careers.umich.edu/job_detail/219…

I just want to thank Chelsey Gomez | Artist & Cancer Community Advocate for being such a strong voice and force for cancer patients. I really can’t imagine navigating advanced cancer in my 30s without the awareness and community you and Thanks Cancer! have built. THANK YOU.

You are uniquely qualified to study what you're studying and to be sharing the knowledge that you're writing and presenting. You belong. You are good enough. Your work is making the world a better place.

Are you 'Excited to share my new paper!' Harsh truth: Most people don't care 5 tips on how to tweet about your new paper to get real engagement OpenAcademics PhD_Genie PhD Voice - Independently Run Academic Chatter™

We're looking for adolescents and young adults with a cancer history who are willing to share their pandemic experiences. Please help us spread the word! Link to participate: redcap.link/dx9qzfl1

David is a compassionate and thoughtful leader of True North Treks and they do such great work in the #AYACSM. Really excited to see this upcoming convo!

Valid & reliable #PROs can help center patients' experiences, amplify their voices and improve care. 👇Consensus recs from an #NCTN AYA PRO Task Force. #AYACSM #AYACancer #OncoAlert PROMIS Congrats @mroth_MD & Dr. Susan Parsons on a superb job leading this important work!

14 months ago I had to evacuate from Oxford High Schol when a fifteen year old opened fire and killed four of my classmates and injured seven more. Tonight, I am sitting under my desk at Michigan State Univeristy, once again texting everyone “I love you” When will this end?

Me submitting abstracts for conferences vs me realising I now have to give a talk at a conference

Check out our recent publication in Critical Reviews in Oncology/Hematology on how AYA-focused psychosocial trials evaluate HRQOL! authors.elsevier.com/a/1hEpY3igGQks…

East Carolina University’s Dr. Karly Murphy, assistant professor of psychology in the Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences, has received a three-year, $750,000 grant from the National Cancer Institute. trib.al/7mAet3i