April 1, 2025, The Day the Science Died
Nerdy Notes
Those Nerdy Girls
On April 1, 2025, the Department of Health and Human Services issued broad Reduction in Force (RIF) notifications that wiped out entire divisions at federal health agencies, like the CDC. The author of this piece serves at one such agency and describes their experiences on that day. [NOTE: This is another in our series Nerdy Read more…
How to talk to your loved ones about end of life wishes
General Health Nerdy Notes
Rebecca Raskin-Wish
It’s important to have discussions about what you want the end of your time on earth to look like and have a healthcare proxy and an advance directive in place. When my sister and I were teenagers, my mom sat us down, and in a potentially more dramatic fashion than the moment called for, she Read more…
I asked a bunch of kids what a “healthy neighborhood” looks like to them.
Families/Kids Health Policy Nerdy Notes
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Why Science Needs More Storytelling
Nerdy Notes
Elisabeth Adkins Marnik, PhD
This is another in our series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
Social safety nets save lives and help people grow. See what’s possible…
Health Policy Nerdy Notes Social and Racial Justice
MK Haber, FNP-C, IBCLC
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Bad Brain: Navigating Medical School with a Brain Tumor
Nerdy Notes
Rebecca Raskin-Wish
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
When will monkeys become humans? 😉
Nerdy Notes Videos
Gabriella Kountourides, PhD
Watch the video to find out! As a child, Nerdy Girl Gabriella Kountourides, PhD, remembers going to the zoo and asking her mother when the chimpanzees would turn into humans. This innocent childhood question reveals some of the most common misconceptions about evolution. In this video, Dr. Kountourides busts some common myths and offers an Read more…
All I ask is that you show me this image if I ever start to forget.
Nerdy Notes
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Lessons on Showing Up for Loved Ones from My Family’s Crisis
Mental Health Nerdy Notes
Ilana Gerjuoy, MPH
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
My breast cancer screening journey has finally ended …for now.
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Chana Davis, PhD
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
On April 1, 2025, the Department of Health and Human Services issued broad Reduction in Force (RIF) notifications that wiped out entire divisions at federal health agencies, like the CDC. The author of this piece serves at one such agency and describes their experiences on that day. [NOTE: This is another in our series Nerdy Read more…
How to talk to your loved ones about end of life wishes
General Health Nerdy NotesRebecca Raskin-Wish
It’s important to have discussions about what you want the end of your time on earth to look like and have a healthcare proxy and an advance directive in place. When my sister and I were teenagers, my mom sat us down, and in a potentially more dramatic fashion than the moment called for, she Read more…
I asked a bunch of kids what a “healthy neighborhood” looks like to them.
Families/Kids Health Policy Nerdy Notes
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Why Science Needs More Storytelling
Nerdy Notes
Elisabeth Adkins Marnik, PhD
This is another in our series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
Social safety nets save lives and help people grow. See what’s possible…
Health Policy Nerdy Notes Social and Racial Justice
MK Haber, FNP-C, IBCLC
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Bad Brain: Navigating Medical School with a Brain Tumor
Nerdy Notes
Rebecca Raskin-Wish
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
When will monkeys become humans? 😉
Nerdy Notes Videos
Gabriella Kountourides, PhD
Watch the video to find out! As a child, Nerdy Girl Gabriella Kountourides, PhD, remembers going to the zoo and asking her mother when the chimpanzees would turn into humans. This innocent childhood question reveals some of the most common misconceptions about evolution. In this video, Dr. Kountourides busts some common myths and offers an Read more…
All I ask is that you show me this image if I ever start to forget.
Nerdy Notes
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Lessons on Showing Up for Loved Ones from My Family’s Crisis
Mental Health Nerdy Notes
Ilana Gerjuoy, MPH
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
My breast cancer screening journey has finally ended …for now.
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Chana Davis, PhD
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
It’s important to have discussions about what you want the end of your time on earth to look like and have a healthcare proxy and an advance directive in place. When my sister and I were teenagers, my mom sat us down, and in a potentially more dramatic fashion than the moment called for, she Read more…
I asked a bunch of kids what a “healthy neighborhood” looks like to them.
Families/Kids Health Policy Nerdy NotesMacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Why Science Needs More Storytelling
Nerdy Notes
Elisabeth Adkins Marnik, PhD
This is another in our series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
Social safety nets save lives and help people grow. See what’s possible…
Health Policy Nerdy Notes Social and Racial Justice
MK Haber, FNP-C, IBCLC
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Bad Brain: Navigating Medical School with a Brain Tumor
Nerdy Notes
Rebecca Raskin-Wish
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
When will monkeys become humans? 😉
Nerdy Notes Videos
Gabriella Kountourides, PhD
Watch the video to find out! As a child, Nerdy Girl Gabriella Kountourides, PhD, remembers going to the zoo and asking her mother when the chimpanzees would turn into humans. This innocent childhood question reveals some of the most common misconceptions about evolution. In this video, Dr. Kountourides busts some common myths and offers an Read more…
All I ask is that you show me this image if I ever start to forget.
Nerdy Notes
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Lessons on Showing Up for Loved Ones from My Family’s Crisis
Mental Health Nerdy Notes
Ilana Gerjuoy, MPH
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
My breast cancer screening journey has finally ended …for now.
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Chana Davis, PhD
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Why Science Needs More Storytelling
Nerdy NotesElisabeth Adkins Marnik, PhD
This is another in our series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
Social safety nets save lives and help people grow. See what’s possible…
Health Policy Nerdy Notes Social and Racial Justice
MK Haber, FNP-C, IBCLC
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Bad Brain: Navigating Medical School with a Brain Tumor
Nerdy Notes
Rebecca Raskin-Wish
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
When will monkeys become humans? 😉
Nerdy Notes Videos
Gabriella Kountourides, PhD
Watch the video to find out! As a child, Nerdy Girl Gabriella Kountourides, PhD, remembers going to the zoo and asking her mother when the chimpanzees would turn into humans. This innocent childhood question reveals some of the most common misconceptions about evolution. In this video, Dr. Kountourides busts some common myths and offers an Read more…
All I ask is that you show me this image if I ever start to forget.
Nerdy Notes
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Lessons on Showing Up for Loved Ones from My Family’s Crisis
Mental Health Nerdy Notes
Ilana Gerjuoy, MPH
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
My breast cancer screening journey has finally ended …for now.
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Chana Davis, PhD
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
This is another in our series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
Social safety nets save lives and help people grow. See what’s possible…
Health Policy Nerdy Notes Social and Racial JusticeMK Haber, FNP-C, IBCLC
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Bad Brain: Navigating Medical School with a Brain Tumor
Nerdy Notes
Rebecca Raskin-Wish
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
When will monkeys become humans? 😉
Nerdy Notes Videos
Gabriella Kountourides, PhD
Watch the video to find out! As a child, Nerdy Girl Gabriella Kountourides, PhD, remembers going to the zoo and asking her mother when the chimpanzees would turn into humans. This innocent childhood question reveals some of the most common misconceptions about evolution. In this video, Dr. Kountourides busts some common myths and offers an Read more…
All I ask is that you show me this image if I ever start to forget.
Nerdy Notes
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Lessons on Showing Up for Loved Ones from My Family’s Crisis
Mental Health Nerdy Notes
Ilana Gerjuoy, MPH
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
My breast cancer screening journey has finally ended …for now.
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Chana Davis, PhD
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Bad Brain: Navigating Medical School with a Brain Tumor
Nerdy NotesRebecca Raskin-Wish
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
When will monkeys become humans? 😉
Nerdy Notes Videos
Gabriella Kountourides, PhD
Watch the video to find out! As a child, Nerdy Girl Gabriella Kountourides, PhD, remembers going to the zoo and asking her mother when the chimpanzees would turn into humans. This innocent childhood question reveals some of the most common misconceptions about evolution. In this video, Dr. Kountourides busts some common myths and offers an Read more…
All I ask is that you show me this image if I ever start to forget.
Nerdy Notes
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Lessons on Showing Up for Loved Ones from My Family’s Crisis
Mental Health Nerdy Notes
Ilana Gerjuoy, MPH
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
My breast cancer screening journey has finally ended …for now.
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Chana Davis, PhD
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
This is another in our new series Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse. In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
When will monkeys become humans? 😉
Nerdy Notes VideosGabriella Kountourides, PhD
Watch the video to find out! As a child, Nerdy Girl Gabriella Kountourides, PhD, remembers going to the zoo and asking her mother when the chimpanzees would turn into humans. This innocent childhood question reveals some of the most common misconceptions about evolution. In this video, Dr. Kountourides busts some common myths and offers an Read more…
All I ask is that you show me this image if I ever start to forget.
Nerdy Notes
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Lessons on Showing Up for Loved Ones from My Family’s Crisis
Mental Health Nerdy Notes
Ilana Gerjuoy, MPH
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
My breast cancer screening journey has finally ended …for now.
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Chana Davis, PhD
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
Watch the video to find out! As a child, Nerdy Girl Gabriella Kountourides, PhD, remembers going to the zoo and asking her mother when the chimpanzees would turn into humans. This innocent childhood question reveals some of the most common misconceptions about evolution. In this video, Dr. Kountourides busts some common myths and offers an Read more…
All I ask is that you show me this image if I ever start to forget.
Nerdy NotesMacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Lessons on Showing Up for Loved Ones from My Family’s Crisis
Mental Health Nerdy Notes
Ilana Gerjuoy, MPH
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
My breast cancer screening journey has finally ended …for now.
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Chana Davis, PhD
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
Lessons on Showing Up for Loved Ones from My Family’s Crisis
Mental Health Nerdy NotesIlana Gerjuoy, MPH
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
My breast cancer screening journey has finally ended …for now.
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Chana Davis, PhD
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
My breast cancer screening journey has finally ended …for now.
Nerdy Notes Reproductive HealthChana Davis, PhD
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
MacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
This is another in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing Read more…
there’s blood on the newspaper
Nerdy Notes Reproductive HealthMacKenzie (Kenzie) Isaac, MA
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive Health
Daphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
This is the second in our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to Read more…
Why I Went Back to my Midwife for Menopause Advice
Nerdy Notes Reproductive HealthDaphne Berryhill, RPh
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
Welcome, Nerds to our new series: Nerdy Notes: Science in Story & Verse In these posts, our Nerdy Girl scientists and clinicians will share personal stories, insights, poetry, and more. While these posts may be lighter in terms of numbers and figures, they will still be rooted in our tradition and commitment to providing accessible Read more…
