As a neuroscientist and an associate professor in Concordia University’s psychology department, Nadia Chaudhri uses Twitter to stay in touch with colleagues and communicate about her research, which deals with how the brain contributes to behaviour in alcohol-use disorders. But the subject of her tweet on the morning of May 11 was something else entirely. “Today is the day I tell my son that I’m dying from cancer,” Chaudhri, 43, tweeted from a.
As a neuroscientist and an associate professor in Concordia University’s psychology department, Nadia Chaudhri uses Twitter to stay in touch with colleagues and communicate about her research, which deals with how the brain contributes to behaviour in alcohol-use disorders. But the subject of her tweet on the morning of May 11 was something else entirely. “Today is the day I tell my son that I’m dying from cancer,” Chaudhri, 43, tweeted from a.