Anthony Palillo

Weill Cornell Medicine MD Student

[Anthony Palillo @PalilloAnthony]

Fascinating infographic from my classmates on transplantation disparities -- little known but very important data points here.

[Anthony Palillo @PalilloAnthony]

Alcohol use disorder affects so many patients worldwide--check this infographic from my classmates to find out more!

[Ross Weber @RossWeber18]

We identified stigmatization of alcohol use disorder as a barrier to effective medical care. Steps need to be taken at the medical and structural levels to address these biases. @tos20141 @jyu1523 @LisaZha15073078 @MClerkship

[Anthony Palillo @PalilloAnthony]

What is Health Literacy? And why does it matter? Check out this infographic my classmates and I made to find out more! It's time to start checking in on Health Literacy!

[Sanjee Baksh @S__Baksh]

Increasingly medical technologies are gaining attention for entrenching racism. In this 2019 @ScienceMagazine paper the authors find that a widely used algorithm to allocate more resources to "sicker" patients discriminates against Black people @MClerkship
https://t.co/YGMKiyc1jq

[Anthony Palillo @PalilloAnthony]

@LisaZha15073078 Such a interesting article! We need all this testing ASAP. It would be interesting to see if NYC implementing testing at health and hospitals affected these data points.

[Lisa Zhang @LisaZha15073078]

Interesting article by Lieberman-Cribbin et al (2020) in American Journal of Preventive Medicine on socioeconomic and racial disparities in COVID-19 testing and positivity rates in NYC @MClerkship
https://t.co/Ocv6RXfUXD

[Anthony Palillo @PalilloAnthony]

"with subsequent within-home transmission in high-density, low-income households.” A clear demonstration of how the privileges of income, race, and employment can directly impact health #socialdeterminantsofhealth #SDOH #HealthDisparities

[Anthony Palillo @PalilloAnthony]

@MClerkship Fascinating article from Chamie et al (2020) that used community-level COVID-19 testing in census tract of SF https://t.co/3W5MfXDz50

[Anthony Palillo @PalilloAnthony]

The authors found that low-income Latinx workers unable to shelter in place were at higher risk for recent COVID-19 infection. The authors also found “most recent infections during shelter-in-place are due to acquisition of virus when working... "