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Ina Hallström

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PhD candidate | Gender Studies, Stockholm University 🇸🇪 | Fulbright, Philosophy, Columbia University 19/20 🇺🇲 #recognitiontheory #phenomenology

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I'm really excited to share that my first journal article has been published in @HypatiaJournal! 🎉 Grateful to everyone who read and commented along the way. Thank you all so much! The article can be read in full, for free, here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Dr Sophie Hay@pompei7910 Nov 2024
Poppies #Pompeii for Remembrance Sunday #RemembranceDay
A view through a doorway in Pompeii to a swathe of poppies and some ruinous walls in the background

ALT A view through a doorway in Pompeii to a swathe of poppies and some ruinous walls in the background

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@Nature9 Nov 2024
A scientist who successfully treated her own breast cancer by injecting the tumour with lab-grown viruses has sparked discussion about the ethics of self-experimentation go.nature.com/3NXqzEq
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@AlexThomp4 Nov 2024
New Yorker cover this week.
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Sarah Zhang@sarahzhang5 Nov 2024
Some good news: Can lupus actually be cured? I wrote about a therapy that is making doctors to wonder if autoimmune diseases are curable after all. It's part 3 in an informal series about how we're getting way better at treating allergic and autoimmune diseases. Links below!
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The final exam from Judith Shklar's 1978 course on Government at Harvard University
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News on the mitochondrial front! New study identifies novel biomarkers and distinct mitochondrial structural abnormalities in #LongCOVID, indicating severe mitochondrial distress and potentially paving the way for targeted therapeutic interventions. link.springer.com/article/10…
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@salonium4 Nov 2024
New article by me! It's possible to virtually eliminate cervical cancer worldwide with existing HPV vaccines. This is a huge opportunity to save hundreds of thousands of women every year; tens of millions over the next decades. Let's take it! ourworldindata.org/hpv-vacci…
This chart, titled "Scaling up HPV vaccination could prevent millions of cervical cancer cases worldwide," projects global annual cervical cancer cases under various vaccination and screening scenarios from 2020 to 2100. The red line shows current rates, leading to over 1.5 million annual cases by 2100. In contrast, the blue, green, and teal lines show significant case reductions with increased screening and higher vaccination rates, especially with HPV-FASTER programs and 9-valent vaccines. The most comprehensive scenario, with high female and male vaccination, could avert an estimated 48.7–49.3 million cases. Data source: Kate T. Simms et al. (2019), The Lancet Oncology. The chart was made by Saloni Dattani of Our World in Data.

ALT This chart, titled "Scaling up HPV vaccination could prevent millions of cervical cancer cases worldwide," projects global annual cervical cancer cases under various vaccination and screening scenarios from 2020 to 2100. The red line shows current rates, leading to over 1.5 million annual cases by 2100. In contrast, the blue, green, and teal lines show significant case reductions with increased screening and higher vaccination rates, especially with HPV-FASTER programs and 9-valent vaccines. The most comprehensive scenario, with high female and male vaccination, could avert an estimated 48.7–49.3 million cases. Data source: Kate T. Simms et al. (2019), The Lancet Oncology. The chart was made by Saloni Dattani of Our World in Data.

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Art and food workation is the best – had a great time at Humboldt University! Had time for one last brunch at Café Krone today; just look at that incredible blueberry pancake tower! Auf wiedersehen, Berlin ❤️
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And these, among many others
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Btw, also had a work lunch at Jolly (great Chinese food) – apparently Angela Merkel often dines there and lives nearby.
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Hegel's grave at Dorotheenstadt Cemetery in Berlin!
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Hegel's grave is right next to Fichte's.
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The Institut für Kulturwissenschaft where I spent the last two days is located right by Hegelplatz, where they also have a Hegel statue!
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First impression of Berlin: you can buy a Red Bull advent calendar so you get a new flavor each day
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Did van Gogh have a goth phase? A major exhibition touring Europe argues that gothic art from the Middle Ages inspired modern artists to turn to the dark side. nyti.ms/3BUgUf2
Did van Gogh Have a Goth Phase? (Published 2024)

Did van Gogh Have a Goth Phase? (Published 2024)

A major exhibition touring Europe argues that modern artists who turned to the dark side were inspired by Gothic art from the Middle Ages.

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Neil Renic@NC_Renic31 Oct 2024
Starting the most confusing sentence ever written with “put simply”
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