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Caroline Gauthier

@c-gauthier.bsky.social

Anesthesiology/ICU Public health Epidemiology Biostatistics - Brussels Belgium Europe

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The BMJ@bmj.com · 2mo ago

The startling safety data from two new reviews on maternity services might be expected to trigger immediate measures for improvement. But other reviews have failed to stop the crisis. @kamranabbasi.bsky.social looks at the lack of progress so far in Editor's Choice

Natural birth ideology and the unavoidable challenge of avoidable harms

The startling safety data from two new reviews on maternity services might be expected to trigger immediate measures for improvement. However, the likelihood is that nothing will change quickly. The r...

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JAMA@jama.com · 3mo ago

💬 Editorial: Screening for presymptomatic #Type1Diabetes in children is feasible and identifies early-stage disease regardless of family history, supporting expansion of population screening and early intervention. ja.ma/4xDdDt9

JAMA article titled 'A New Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis Paradigm,' an Editorial by Jamie L. Felton, MD, and Emily K. Sims, MD. Published Online: May 21, 2026. DOI: 10.1001/jama.2026.6454.
Eoghan Walsh@eoghanwalshbxl.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Jesus Christ in heaven are they ever going to get anything built in Brussels in the next 5 years - if it's not legal recourse against a couple of disappearing parking spots to improve road safety, or the regularisation of road works carried out years ago, certain people keep losing their minds.

Rond-point Louise à une bande : Boris Dilliès monte personnellement au front et demande à Elke Van den Brandt de faire marche arrière

Boris Dilliès a demandé formellement à Elke Van den Brandt de ne pas entreprendre les travaux prévus au rond-point Louise. Il est, pour rappel, prévu de...

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Rafe Meager (they/them)@economeager.bsky.social · 8mo ago

I realise I'm just a freak, but living in a multicultural city is the best thing of all time, it's just the best possible human experience and i can not understand why anyone on earth would be like "weve got to destroy this"

Paul Fairie@paulisci.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Welcome to the thrilling Quarterfinal round of the 2025 Headline of the Year contest! (🎆🎆) Mostly proceeded according to seeds, but second seed Resolved and Unresolved had a close scare with the Drunk Raccoon. Let's review the results so far:

Pretty Obvious 973 Salmon-Hat Kelp Massage 359 Man Rescued Twice 781 Tortoise Mile/Month 489 Leaked Memo on Leaks 914 Grass Butt Chimp Fashion 407 18000 waters 470 Flood Museum Flooded 835 Police Are Scrambling 773 Long Meetings 486 Cat Buttholes Touch All 437 Louvre Password: Louvre 825 Emerges With Girlfriend 821 Pregnant/Not pregnant 412 Drunk Raccoon Passes Out 578 Resolved and Unresolved 770
Matthew Hodson@matthewhodson.bsky.social · 2y ago

A 🧵 on #AIDS in the 80s/90s: I was 15 when I first had sex with a man. I’d snuck off to London’s Heaven nightclub with the express intent of ridding myself of my ‘gay virginity’, a goal I achieved easily with a visiting American photographer. 1/13

A black and white photo of me at 17. I’m wearing a baggy grey jumper and for some reason a leather cap.
David Mair@davidmair4.bsky.social · 9mo ago

UK and Belgium both have Budgets this week with comparable fiscal challenges. Interesting to compare and contrast the process and durability of the outcomes under FPTP and proportional (plus compulsory voting) electoral systems.

Benjamín Schultz-Figueroa@benjaminschultzfig.bsky.social · 10mo ago

"Mice seem to assist pregnant females when they get into difficulty giving birth, with experienced mothers being the most helpful. This is thought to be the first official sighting of such assistance in non-primates, and so expands our knowledge of caregiving behaviours across the animal kingdom."

Mouse 'midwives' help their pregnant companions give birth

Scientists have observed mice helping each other when they encounter difficulties during birth, prompting a rethink of caregiving among rodents and other animals

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Caroline Gauthier@c-gauthier.bsky.social · 11mo ago

www.nature.com/articles/s43... "Kindness is immediately available to, for and within every one of us, in the present moment."

Kindness as a public health action - Communications Medicine

Nguyen and Lee discuss how universal practice of kindness is a public health action. Using empirical evidence of randomised controlled trials combined with Rose’s theoretical framework of preventive medicine authors propose how acts of kindness, specifically self-kindness and self-compassion, can improve mental health outcomes.

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