The Supreme Court's decision to strike down affirmative action, including in professional schools, like medical and nursing, will have detrimental consequences on Black health for generations to come. This is about life & death for us. Today, we are only 5% of physicians.
"Geriatric" pregnancy. "Incompetent" cervix. "Hostile" uterus.
Why do some words evolve, while others go on haunting moms’ medical charts like the ghosts of medicine past? 👻
For @TheAtlantic, I investigate the strange realm of pregnancy language:
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Hearing consistently payers are getting more sophisticated about asking for digital health companies to prove outcomes via randomized controlled trials. Otherwise impossible to know if a solution has worked versus any other intervention a patient might be trying simultaneously.
Medical debt is more unfair and burdensome than student debt. Why isn't dealing with or canceling medical debt on the political agenda? Affects nearly half of Americans. https://t.co/NF7AQPvlLQ
Seeing our Rock Health fam on this list makes for an excellent start to the week! Congrats to Rock Health founder @halletecco, https://t.co/Jd6tt0EzwF board member @KelseyMellard, and port co CEOs @anmaslak + @KristinaSaffran—so well deserved🎉👏🔥
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Just learned that only about 40 reproductive endocrinologists graduate each year in the U.S.
That’s staggering given 1 in 8 couples are struggling to conceive.
If you are in digital health and want to support women, now is your moment. It’s time to get creative. We say we are about access for those who don’t have it — so let’s prove it.
Most Americans believe the decision to have a child is one of the most sacred decisions there is, and that such decisions should remain between patients and their doctors.
Today’s Supreme Court opinion will live in infamy as a step backward for women's rights and human rights.