It’s completely normal to feel anxiety and stress during the COVID19 pandemic, but taking care of your emotional health will help protect you and your family. Here are some actions you can take. https://t.co/9AEP02YwBY via @DoctorTanMD @LizzzBethCarter
This impressive new tool from @IHME_UW will help hospitals, policymakers, and the general public better understand and prepare for the #COVID19 response in the U.S. https://t.co/tTd5tEtTRc
Excess demand from #COVID19 cases will cause a shortage of nearly 50,000 beds across the US, and more concerningly, a shortage of over 14,000 ICU beds. Learn more ➡️📈https://t.co/dEcn5E6i6g
Our latest study, “US Health Care Spending by Payer and Health Condition, 1996-2016,” was just published in @JAMA_current. Read the full study online: https://t.co/RgaoGXYX1o
#Falls - the 5th most costly health condition in the US - account for a staggering ~$90B/year in spending according to new research in @JAMA_current by @IHME_UW cc: @AARP @DoctorTanMD https://t.co/rxS5iZ4WwK
“What’s important about The #LongevityEconomy® Outlook report is that we’ve moved beyond GDP to capture other ways the 50-plus cohort is driving the economy.” says @policydeb via @forbes @SheilaCallaham
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All women deserve a healthy pregnancy and safe childbirth. Despite global gains over the past 30 years, too many women continue to die in pregnancy and childbirth. Learn more in our new report with @MSDforMothers on #maternalhealth: https://t.co/LcFcw1KGQn
What are the greatest threats to a mother’s health? Explore causes of death or disability in women, and compare how the biggest threats to #maternalhealth in different countries have changed over time. https://t.co/njX458F9An #NairobiSummit#ICPD25
What's #VBID and what does it mean for people with #Medicare? Read our new @AARPpolicy blog w/@CNoelmiller to find out: https://t.co/UfvYd7CfOZ via @aarp
@rachaelbrown@aainmtpleasant@mattyglesias This is a stretch. DCPS used to post info on (non-trivial!) number of unmatched 3 and 4 year olds... not to mention those whose families don’t apply because chance of winning an out of boundary seat is so remote.
@maustermuhle@KarlEgbert Yes, parents need relief from the crushing financial expense of raising kids in DC, but the teachers/providers need to earn enough to make a living. So what’s the answer?
@maustermuhle@KarlEgbert In an expensive city like DC, daycare tuition is high (often higher than $20k/year) - but it doesn’t go that far. I didn’t even mention toys, enrichment, professional development, insurance, etc...