"Another day, another study on the benefits of the Affordable Care Act and the gains we risk losing if the Trump administration succeeds at undermining the law." - @kkrisberg https://t.co/sUtMe4bF6p
Agreed. We all need to examine the impact of implicit biases and microaggressions and how they affect how we talk to and about women faculty and students. https://t.co/QUyWvKEqIJ
Excellent Women’s Health Oral abstracts at #SGIM2018. Topics of IPV, weight gain in pregnancy, timely initiation of contraception after sexual debut. Common theme? Early & frequent access to primary care is essential! Why we need #singlepayer#UniversalHealthCoverage
Took a nice break from conference activities last evening to take a guided tour of the Degas exhibit at the Denver Art Museum! Thank you #SGIM18 for including this event as part of the annual meeting -it was great! #psuGIM
New analysis of 2006-2014 private insurance claims found 3% increased odds of #LARC insertion after #ACA contraceptive mandate implementation. Findings by @AshleyHSnyder85 & @penn_state coauthors suggest removing cost barrier leads to more LARC adoption. https://t.co/2MXQ2DheP2
If Trump admin rule letting employers opt out of ACA contraceptive mandate takes effect, what will impacts be? New findings from @AshleyHSnyder85 et al suggest mandate increased #LARC use & reduced out-of-pocket costs, but those changes could be reversed.
https://t.co/2ejoaDiHG1
After implementation of #ACA contraceptive mandate, @PennStHershey's @AshleyHSnyder85 & co found that privately insured women’s median out-of-pocket costs dropped to $0 for #LARC and other prescription contraceptive methods.
https://t.co/2MXQ2DheP2
SGIM supports the repeal of the Dickey Amendment to allow for more research related to the sources of gun violence, injury, and death to identify prevention strategies and improve public health https://t.co/5VqRNowPNk #SGIMadvocacy