In this case, @tatsuya_nakama and colleagues showed the temporal angiographic progression of reverse blood supply after percutaneous deep venous arterialization to treat #CLI, which led to healing of the ulcer. Read more #JACCINT: https://t.co/yRpthmEb7K
"Every model and study that we have seen, every public health policy in the world has said exactly the same thing": Face masks save lives.
If everyone started wearing them in public, 25,000 fewer people would die in the next three months, one study says. https://t.co/EmUVOVoX67
There are so many #healthcareheroes among the ranks of
@RICAlumni! Jocelyne deGouvenain, BSN '11, MSN '15 & Melaney Southamma Phommatheth, BSN '98 are working on a #covid19 unit at @RIHospital. Jocelyne is also adjunct faculty for the RIC School of Nursing. Salute!
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Cover your face! Per Governor Gina Raimondo’s Executive Order 20-24, Rhode Islanders are required to wear face coverings when in public. Face coverings can be made using scarf or extra cloth and should be used in addition to physical distancing and regular hand washing.
NEW: @SenWhitehouse confirms he's joining a White House panel that will advise @realDonaldTrump on reopening the economy
"I hope this panel will be a good-faith bipartisan effort informed by science and best practices," he says https://t.co/9HiqNlBxMe
Health care workers are heroes! Show your support for Lifespan’s heroes by posting a message or pic on this virtual bulletin board, Kudoboard! https://t.co/XH4VJeUGlh
#healthcareheroes
Living in a low-income community in the US increases your risk for poorly treated water and toxic contaminants, according to the Tap Water Database from the Environmental Working Group. https://t.co/F651WKkcyo
The number of Americans getting fewer than 7 hours of sleep per night increased from 30.9% in 2010 to 35.6% in 2018, according to a Journal of Community Health study by @BallState researchers. https://t.co/f3s9x99bQ0
Air pollution is now as deadly as tobacco, according to the Lancet Countdown Report detailing concerning connections between climate change and health, @dwnews reports. https://t.co/u6nubSt9ST
“Customers say, ‘Now we have to buy fresh air?’” said the owner of the bar Oxy Pure in New Delhi. “I tell them, ‘Do you not also pay for a bottle of clean drinking water, something you did not do 20 years ago?’” https://t.co/QaGhWj8301
An antibiotic-resistant infection kills someone every 15 minutes in the US—and deadly superbugs are an even bigger threat than US officials thought in 2013, according to the @CDCgov's latest report. https://t.co/omp8Dj3FC1