Alberto J. Coello

@ajcoello.bsky.social

Botany, biogeography, evolution, islands, photography. Postdoc at National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian Institution) https://sites.google.com/view/albertojcoello

These are not flowers. I repeat: these are NOT flowers. What you see here is the Glass Flowers collection from the Harvard Museum of Natural History, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Come with us to admire some of these stunning pieces! 👇🏼

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¡No te lo pierdas! Esta vez en @imus_us library(labeleR) 📬 Herramientas en R para automatizar la creación de documentos desde grandes bases de datos 🗣️ Ignacio Ramos-Gutiérrez (@iramosgutierrez) 🏫@BiologiaUS 🗓️ 11 de diciembre, 19.00-19.30h 📍 Seminario 2 - IMUS #Rstats

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Siguiendo con el valor de los servicios públicos, este gráfico muestra el verdadero valor de privatizar la sanidad. Hace más de 10 años analizamos uno similar en un workshop sobre comunicación en Cambridge, y las cosas no han cambiado mucho. ¿De verdad queremos el modelo sanitario de Estados Unidos?

Prof Sam Illingworth@samillingworth.com · 2y ago

TIL about the disparities in life expectancy and expenditure in healthcare thanks to @ourworldindata.org Just LOOK at that US outlier. 😢 Ask yourself how this is remotely fair? And then the realities of where your own country is heading on these axes... #SciComm 🧪 🍎 #PublicHealth

A scatterplot titled "Life expectancy vs. health expenditure, 2022" shows the relationship between health expenditure per capita (x-axis, in USD) and life expectancy (y-axis, in years). Countries are represented as circles, sized by population, and colour-coded by region. Japan has the highest life expectancy (84 years) with moderate spending ($4,000 per capita), while the United States spends significantly more (~$9,000 per capita) but has a lower life expectancy (~79 years). Countries like India and South Africa show low life expectancy (~70 and ~66 years, respectively) with minimal health spending. The chart highlights disparities in health outcomes relative to expenditure.