Seems to be anecdotally true among friends and colleagues, wonder about time from booster vs virus itself

Cool study using a combo of lineage tracing and Patch-seq to learn about those fancy-looking human astrocytes!

Thankful to all the public figures here who have opened up about their long covid struggles, it makes the rest of us feel a little less alone

Saw some of this work presented at SFN awhile ago, super excited to read the whole story! Congrats Nathan Gray Hedrick!

Important thread about #LongCovid While we may now have the tools to prevent many (though not all!) covid deaths and hospitalizations, it is less clear that we understand anything about how to prevent or treat long-term symptoms, which are not as uncommon in vaxed as we hoped

Excellent summary of current theories of #LongCovid science.org/content/articl…

So, to sum up the Supreme Court’s week: life begins at conception and ends in a mass shooting.

Abortion is legal in California. It will remain that way. I just signed a bill that makes our state a safe haven for women across the nation. We will not cooperate with any states that attempt to prosecute women or doctors for receiving or providing reproductive care.

In today's The Washington Post, I describe why it's prudent to remain careful despite the fall in hospitalizations & deaths in recent months. It's all about Long Covid – both prolonged symptoms & the elevated long-term risk of MI, stroke, diabetes, & more. washingtonpost.com/outlook/2022/0…

Congrats Irene Chen! So grateful to all the researchers working to understand and beat this virus (#CovidIsNotOver)

An excellent article by Patrick Collison highlighting the barriers for academics like myself to develop universal and nasal COVID vaccines. We need government to empower someone to intervene and lift the roadblocks. Funding alone is not enough. Please read & RT👇🏽 slowboring.com/p/we-could-hav…

Taking my love of science to a whole new level today by signing up to get injected with a radioactive isotope and then sit still for an hour in a PET scanner

Human neuronal maturation comes of age: cellular mechanisms and species differences — a Review by Jenelle L. Wallace & Alex A. Pollen go.nature.com/3T9qwcD Jenelle Wallace Alex Pollen

Privileged to write this preview with Alex Pollen - congrats to Cécile Charrier, Baptiste Libé-Philippot, @VanderhaeghenP2, @fpolleux, and lab members for the beautiful work!