Director of Health, Apple | National Leadership Council, Society for Science and the Public | Founder of StartX Med & Stem Cell Theranostics | @niru_m’s 1
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21 Feb 2023
Incredible uses of Apple Watch to advance research and care
From exploring how cancer therapies for children impact heart rhythm to learning how wildfire smoke impacts our cardiac health, here’s a fascinating look at how doctors and researchers are using Apple Watch to expand our knowledge of the heart. #HeartMonth apple.com/newsroom/2023/02/w…
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22 Feb 2022
Getting equal pay shouldn't require a lawsuit. But when it does, the people who fight for fairness make the world better for all of us. Go @mpinoe and team!
The USWNT has settled its class action lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation for a total of $24 million, the two sides announced on Tuesday.
Megan Rapinoe described it as, "A monumental win for women's sports and women's soccer, in particular." es.pn/3BHTOV1
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15 Jun 2021
Thanks @MayaAjmera- @Society4Science’s #STS & #ISEF competitions were some of my fondest high school memories, and instrumental in developing my love for science and entrepreneurship!
15 Jun 2021
This week on #TuesdayTrailblazers: @dnag09 is an alumna of @Society4Science’s STS and ISEF competitions.
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7 Jun 2021
A dream come true to share our @CorrieHealth🫀📱⌚️story @Apple main stage #WWDC21 w/ @SethShayMartin. Thank you Matthias Lee, Ryan Demo, Gavi Rawson, Jeffrey Sham, @HopkinsMedicine @CiccaroneCenter @DrSpaulding_PhD @dnag09 for turning our vision ➡️ reality.
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19 Feb 2021
Dare mighty things together 🚀
"It's a feeling of being very fortunate at the end... that I get to work at a place with people who are both great engineers and great people, and we still get to dare mighty things together." - @NASAJPL's Al Chen describes today's #CountdownToMars landing.
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11 Feb 2021
The 21st woman founder/CEO to take a company public and the youngest woman ever to do so! To more courageous women - may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them. @WhitWolfeHerd h/t @aftonvechery
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3 Feb 2021
My takeaway from 2020.....Let your light shine.....without apology!!! 💛
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19 Sep 2020
RBG taught us to always fight for what we believe in. We will forever be in her debt for her lifetime of service for women, equality, and justice. Mourning the loss of a superhero tonight 🦸🏾♀️
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11 Aug 2020
Black women and women of color have long been underrepresented in elected office and in November we have an opportunity to change that. Let's get to work.
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6 Aug 2020
At least 267 Black, Latinx, Asian, Native American, Middle Eastern and North African women are running for the House and Senate, shattering 2018's numbers. huffp.st/9yilQmd
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31 Jul 2020
John Lewis: when historians pick up their pens to write the story of the 21st century, let them say that it was your generation who laid down the heavy burdens of hate at last and that peace finally triumphed over violence, aggression and war. nytimes.com/2020/07/30/opini…
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20 May 2020
I get a renewed sense of optimism every year seeing the student projects at #ISEF and how they're reimagining the future! @Society4Science
19 May 2020
. @dnag09: There's few moments in history where we get this opportunity to really question why things are the way they are. Take your experiences & ask yourself if this is something that can be done better in the future. #RegeneronISEF
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16 May 2020
What a wonderful surprise to wake up to this morning, thank you @kenzieL6! If you haven’t already, check out Mackenzie’s project to create a new Wikipedia page every day for women in STEM 👩🏼🔬
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14 May 2020
“In the 1950s a sociologist named Charles Fritz jump-started the academic study of disaster with a single, vivid insight: People in crisis help each other.” @jetjocko with another brilliant piece on science and humanity during COVID-19 wired.com/story/coronavirus-…
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13 May 2020
This is beyond cool, love the visibility @kenzieL6 is bringing to kickass women in STEM 👩🔬👩🚀👩🔧👷♀️
13 May 2020
What an awesome project! 53 straight days (and counting!) of adding wikipedia profiles of amazing women in STEM fields.
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27 Mar 2020
Huge thanks to @Apple! Together with the White House, @CDCgov & @fema, Apple launched a COVID19 screening tool that guides users through questions about symptoms and exposure, using CDC guidance to help determine steps they should take, including testing.
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9 Dec 2019
@StartXMed was a crazy bet for @StartX in 2011 when all VCs were running from the space. StartX's focus on great medical founders with hard core science, long term horizons and huge impact seems like it's working out. So proud 😊 @dnag09 @andrewlee
StartX’s first billion dollar #MedTech company just hit a $3.56B Market Cap! Congrats @KodiakSciences Chairman/CEO Victor Perlroth!
Does this make #StartX the only biotech accelerator w/ a billion dollar company? kodiak.com/
#StanfordEntrepreneurs #FounderSuccess
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Using a smartphone app, investigators recruited 419,297 participants to be monitored for irregular pulses. Patterns suggesting atrial fibrillation were detected in 2161 participants who then received ECG monitoring devices. Read the Apple Heart Study. nej.md/32FaVDv
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Miles above the earth, @Astro_Christina and @Astro_Jessica made history today and showed the next generation of girls that the possibilities for their future are infinite. 👩🚀💫👩🚀
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4 Oct 2019
“I believe that women’s potential is worth investing in." - @melindagates via @TIME
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