I've wondered what % of Econs are children of academics and how this has changed over time; any data sources for th… https://t.co/W0JqrYKoie

@ProfNoto There were some interesting stats in the grad student mental paper by @vbolotnyy et al. (see photos). Not… https://t.co/rI3QjUXO8P

.@SydneeCaldwell: 2 years ago, @vbolotnyy & others pushed a sociopathic effort to deprive incredibly poor & struggling countries like Yemen of the doctors they desperately need. If you have any sense of morality you'll oppose them. https://24ahead.com/immigrant-doctors

RT @vbolotnyy: @mattbasilico, Paul Barreira, and I have a study out on Econ grad student mental health. Full paper and exec summary here: h…

.@LydiaBubniak: FYI, @vbolotnyy & @mattbasilico are involved with "Immigrant Doctors", a group that wants to deprive Yemen & other countries of the doctors they desperately need. Please have the humanity to oppose sociopaths who'd greatly harm developing countries.

RT @dinapomeranz: This cool website was created by econ grad students at Harvard&MIT, including @saskatchewin @p_ganong @vbolotnyy @otis_re…

.@paimadhu: @p_ganong, @vbolotnyy, & #ImmigrantDocs want to deprive developing countries of direly-needed doctors. How can you enable them?

.@SejalHathi: only ~7500 docs in Yemen treat 24.4 million. @vbolotnyy & team want some to come here, further harming developing countries.

Tragic irony -> MT @SejalHathi From @vbolotnyy & team: #ImmigrationBan keeps 1000s of docs from treating millions in most vulnerable regions