Congratulations to the amazing @UMichMedAdmiss superstars from our OBGYN Residency Prep Course on your momentous graduation day today!!!! You are so super duper ready for this next step of your journeys #GoBlueMD
Lewis-Patrick wonders why the city waited for a deadly virus before intervening to help people without water. For years, she and other advocates have argued that the shutoffs threatened the health of impoverished families, something city officials denied. https://t.co/2Btuw5Mguu
"US Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit ruled...MI had been so negligent toward the educational needs of Detroit students that children had been “deprived of access to literacy” —the foundational skill that allows Americans to function as citizens— in violation of the 14th Amd."
1. No new #GreenCards
2. No #StimulusChecks for citizens who file jointly with someone w/o a SSN.
3. No federal aid to #DACA students.
This administration is using #COVID19 as an excuse to advance bigoted, anti-immigrant policies. Don’t be fooled.
The @rslfoundation is joining @UofUMedicine student volunteers to help support community needs through a PPE donation drive at Rio Tinto Stadium this weekend. All PPE collected will be donated to the Navajo Nation, which has the third-highest infection rate in the country.
In case you missed it... People of color = less likely to be referred for #covid19 testing when have sx. Drive up/Walk up testing centers = less likely to be located in minority-white neighborhoods. 😡 #HealthDisparities#Racism#WeMustDoBetter
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#ReproJustice is Environmental Justice. We wish you all a #HappyEarthDay as we continue working to ensure that our land is protected and conserved. We all have one home to share, let's fight to uphold sustainability of our planet over profitability and corporate greed.
It’s Black Maternal Health Week! As a future OBGYN, I pledge to acknowledge the disparities facing black women, especially when it comes to maternal mortality. I also pledge that ALL my future patients will be seen and heard! #BMWH2020
Black people are not “more at risk for catching COVID19”
Through infrastructures of historic and systemic racism SOCIETY puts black and brown people (social constructs) at risk for COVID19
#BlackTwitter#COVID19#medtwitter#TooAngryToSleep
“If people saw this, they would stay home.”
Doctors invited @NickKristof inside two hard-hit New York hospitals to observe first-hand the fight against the coronavirus. https://t.co/bVKPkRxoK3
Michigan will become the first state to offer "Pandemic EBT" for any child who receives free or reduced-price lunch--even if they weren't SNAP eligible before. It's a small, good thing: $193 per child per month--within weeks, delivering $172 million to 565,000 families. 1/2
How can you be essential and “illegal” at the same time?
It’s time to legalize status for the undocumented essential workers who are keeping our economy going & on the frontlines of #COVID19: farmworkers, health care workers, domestic workers, & more https://t.co/c68XKqKO8m
Early grad & work should NOT be mandatory - not all will be able to do this (need to finish reqs, preexisting cond, etc). But SHOULD be prioritized as option. If ACGME protests and admin barriers prevent this & exacerbate provider shortage during pandemic, that is upsetting. 4/4
Many places in the US face looming provider shortages due to pt surges from COVID19. A ready source of trained providers are soon-to-graduate M4s.
"It’s been a little frustrating to be so close and unable to help; I’ve been itching to get back in.” 1/4
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Starting residency early would be complicated. So why not grad early and let us work at alma mater med centers until June? We know the system, have data access, have done training and health screens already. We have skills to see low-risk inpts, outpt visits, ED as MDs today. 3/4