Tiny plastic particles or microplastics have been found throughout the human body. What does that mean for our health? Researchers say they’re just starting to understand the impact. Read more from @BridgetBalch of AAMCNews: https://t.co/RwugoxrJ5G
In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, AAMCNews shares a timeline of major milestones: from being deemed too weak to study medicine in the 19th century to outnumbering male med students in the 21st, we look at the dramatic journey of #womeninmedicine in the U.S. https://t.co/TnxilxwoJs
Four years after the emergence of SARS-CoV-2, experts know more about mutating strains, vaccine effectiveness, and long COVID. Here’s what to know about how long immunity lasts, long COVID, and more.
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Climate change is reshaping clinics like San José Clinic. Read how SJC Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. Adlia Ebeid, discusses with @aamctoday the impact of extreme weather on underinsured clinics and their role in healthcare response. #SummerSunSafetyMonth
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Why I do #language#equity work: “For English speakers, it is a given that the patient and doctor will be able to #communicate, but when a patient with non-English language preference comes in, we are scrambling to get by. That’s the definition of inequity.” @AAMCtoday@acgme
Medical students across the country are calling for greater support for new parents, pushing for more comprehensive parental leave policies. As @CMangurian highlights, addressing the needs of caregivers is critical to cultivating a sustainable workforce.
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Lou Gaghan, MD, & BT Parker, MPH, heard from fellow students who were parents about their confusion surrounding @UNC_SOM's approach to parental leave.
The duo spent the next nine months creating what would become the school's New Child Adjustment Policy: https://t.co/O81qvz1z5K
Age shouldn't be a barrier to pursuing your passion. As they anticipate #Match2023, eight #medstudents share their stories on nontraditional paths to #medschool as well as their hopes and plans for residency training. https://t.co/eiNnWCXCPD
Heartbreaking and illuminating investigation into nursing homes being gutted by for-profit companies, with one of the worst offenders here in Richmond.
Just over a year ago, I read a paper which showed that when private equity buys nursing homes, death rates go up 10%. I was a med student at Stanford, but I halted my studies to investigate. Today, that investigation was published in @NewYorker https://t.co/cQzbWggk46
Childhood vaccination rates in the United States have declined compared to pre-pandemic levels. @BridgetBalch spoke to experts who say vaccine hesitancy could bring a resurgence of previously controlled diseases. https://t.co/oIZoS3hq8L
Academic researchers partner with tech companies to make research more accessible and include more data. @BridgetBalch delved into how smartphones and wearables are advancing clinical research and treatment. https://t.co/X49m5EzPQM