Do you live in the #Central, #Kinsman, #Buckeye-Shaker, or #Buckeye-Woodhill communities? Do you have concerns about your neighborhood's health? Take the BBC Community Health Needs Assessment survey to help make a healthier neighborhood. Survey Link: https://t.co/MwffSKl1Ft.
“Our strongly held conviction is that women’s healthcare decisions are best made between a patient and their healthcare provider."
See our full statement on restrictions to reproductive healthcare.
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#Silicosis is a type of pulmonary fibrosis caused by breathing in tiny bits of silica. While there is no cure for silicosis, treatment is available, and there are steps that can be taken to prevent it. Learn more about this #lungdisease at https://t.co/hjQFqaa50y
Excited to share our paper looking at the exposure to air pollution among individuals experiencing in unsheltered homelessness. We need to think about how we protect those residing outdoors from the harmful effects of air pollution.
NEW RESEARCH LETTER: Ambient Air Pollution Exposure among Individuals Experiencing Unsheltered Homelessness. Read the article ➡️ https://t.co/zIkeMAJiwq @CleClinicLungs@CWRUSOM@MacmurdoMaeve
Farm workers are laboring in dangerous wildfire smoke. What is Cal/OSHA doing to protect them? Tell @cal_osha they need to be in the fields right now to ensure the people who labor so hard to feed us are kept safe. Act now @ https://t.co/5wPfGMY96D #WeFeedYou
Mike has been in and out of the ICU for more than a year at Cleveland Clinic after a lung transplant.
He and his wife Joan celebrated their 22nd wedding anniversary over the weekend.
To make it special, Mike’s caregivers organized a surprise party and brought them dinner.❤️
Congratulations to @RaynerHartleyMD and colleagues on this concise and practical review for cardiologists on mechanical ventilation for ARDS.
https://t.co/szqYmfh6SH
Congratulations to @RaynerHartleyMD and colleagues on this concise and practical review for cardiologists on mechanical ventilation for ARDS.
https://t.co/szqYmfh6SH
Post ICU care syndrome (PICS) affects thousands of patients every year. The burden of PICS is going to increase exponentially post COVID19. Our staff @Mibiehl and PCCM fellow @sese_denise highlight the implications of this pandemic on PICS. https://t.co/fbIt7UVtUW @SCCM#PICS