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    May 3

    This Perfusion Week, I want to thank our incredible UVA Health Perfusionists and ECMO team! In 2020, we were awarded as a Center of Excellence in Life Support by ELSO and ranked in the Top 2% of centers worldwide. Recently, this team has cared for 25+ patients.Thank you!

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  2. May 3

    Welcome to the latest issue of the Library's newsletter which is focused on our , , , and () efforts. We have much to do and welcome patron input, so please reach out to share your thoughts.

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  3. May 3

    The HSL's Librarian for Digital Life, , will present this free session on for the UVA Alumni Association this Thursday at 2:00 PM. Registration is required and all are welcome to attend.

    Though the concept of personal branding isn’t new, questions remain about how to create one &, more importantly, what it means to maintain & inhabit that brand. This course is FREE & taught by Kimberley Barker, Librarian for Digital Life in UVA’s >>
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    Abr 22

    Nominate faculty for a Dean's Excellence Award, Kadner Award, Harrison Award, Master Clinician Award, or Hostler Award. Let's amplify excellence ! Nomination deadline 6/28/21. Check out the 2020 winners on banners outside

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  5. Abr 20

    The Library looks forward to welcoming you!

    Thrilled to be joining Dr. K. Craig Kent EVP/CEO UVA Health. He is a dynamic and proven leader. Looking forward to joining the outstanding faculty, staff, residents/fellows and students at UVA Healthcare as their Chief Diversity and Community Engagement Officer.
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    Abr 20

    Mutant strains of the coronavirus are spreading through the world’s population even as we vaccinate more people. Here's a look at how it's all playing out in Virginia.

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    Abr 20

    CORONAVIRUS ALERT: VDH reported 1,236 new COVID-19 cases in Va. with 30 deaths confirmed. READ MORE >>>

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    Abr 20

    If you have been exposed to COVID-19 before you’re fully vaccinated (>2 weeks after the last vaccine dose in series), you should quarantine and get tested. You should also reschedule your vaccination appointment until after your quarantine period has ended. (1/2)

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    Abr 20

    Virginia is now in Phase 2! If you're 16 years or older and live in Virginia, you're eligible for a free vaccine. Visit or call 877-829-4682 to schedule an appointment.

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  10. Abr 20

    "Making Black Lives Matter in Philadelphia: Perspectives from the Health Sciences" Keynote by Dr. Eugenia South: Making Black Lives Matter in Philadelphia: Covid-19 Vaccine Equity and Gun Violence Prevention ; panel discussion Free; registration required.

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    Abr 15

    On April 20, and will lead a panel of experts in discussing the medical, legal and policy imperatives for ensuring justice-involved populations have access to substance use disorder treatments. Register today!

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    Abr 15

    This is Dr. Felix Valbuena, a Colombian-American family doctor who personally vaccinated his 80-year-old parents. Learn about him and others on the pathway from discovery to treatment:

    Headshot of Dr. Vulbena that reads "I'm more than a doctor"
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    Abr 15

    Listen to her!

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    On a special episode of , we talk w/ , a nurse practitioner, activist, & CEO of . We discuss her fierce advocacy speaking up for gender-affirming care for all and what the Arkansas means for Trans youth.
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    Abr 14

    Join us each Wednesday (starting this EVENING) for some self-care, mindfulness, and wellness! Be sure to like, comment, and share with your friends as well as to earn points for the CCI prize.

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    Abr 15

    Today, I got to workout with friends, distanced, outside. It was glorious to see them (outside of a zoom box) and be challenged by them. Tomorrow I will be sore, but I will have a big smile. This is what vaccines get us. Please get vaccinated when you have the opportunity!

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    Abr 13

    See also ’s fantastic writing on , including an urgent call for Black Feminist Data Analytics (series starts here: )

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    Abr 15

    Coming up next Weds. Register at the link!

    We’re excited to host Dr. Kim Gallon for a Zoom talk on “Homegoing: Transforming the Datafication of Black Death into the Recovery & Restoration of Black Humanity”, in partnership w/! Wed 4/21 11am ET:
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    Abr 15
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    Any risk from the JnJ vaccine is VERY small. You are 200X more likely to die this year in a traffic accident than to suffer a stroke when you get a JnJ COVID-19 vaccine! Thanks for helping people understand. Millions have safely been vaccinated & are now protected!

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    Abr 15

    Important to say this: - If you received the JnJ vaccine, congrats! You’re protected from severe - If you were scheduled for JnJ, the mRNA vaccines are pretty damn good. - If you’re disheartened, remember that bumps in the road happen. But we can still move forward.

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    Abr 14

    What Is ‘Doomscrolling?’ Why Do We Do It, and How Can We Stop? via

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