This study found racial and ethnic disparities in exclusionary school discipline (ESD) events (eg, suspension), which associated with lower GPAs. ESD may be considered an adverse childhood experience. https://t.co/BnPWCzBsiS
Providing #HepatitisC treatment at the time of diagnosis in a non-clinical community setting can help overcome barriers to care for marginalized communities. Of 87 patients who started HCV treatment, 69 completed treatment and 58 achieved cure (SVR12). https://t.co/2zaBnAf3Ud
Today's #shoutout to #WomenInSTEM goes to the incredible Ramata Sissoko Cissé at Georgia Gwinnett College who held her student's baby while she gave a 3 hr #anatomy lecture so the student could take notes after she couldn't get a babysitter.
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If you missed last week’s #EndHepCSf research symposium here’s @LizCancerHealth great piece acknowledging the importance of cross-community events like this one for tangible progress! https://t.co/MItQDXdxtW
Look at all the #EndHepCSF stars at our Data & Dialogue Symposium last week! We were so impressed with the presentations, the community discussion, and all the work being done to eliminate #HCV in SF! Big thanks to all for an exciting and informative day. https://t.co/aZCIL9DOxM
Are health benefits of education the same for everyone? @AnushaVable evaluates: https://t.co/RtRJacPiQQ Do the health benefits of education vary by sociodemographic subgroup? Differential returns to education and implications for health inequities @UCSF_Epibiostat#BelatedTweets
Closing plenary with Dr Annie Luetkeyer. We are doing well but have so much more to do. Thanks so much to everyone that came out to participate. Together we can End #HCV in #sanfrancisco. #endhepcsf#endhepcsf2019 🙏🏻🙌🙏🏻🙌🙏🏻🙌🙏🏻
“Concierge medical care” takes an important new application when we’re talking about folks newly housed and able have treatment services “come to them”. Keep it up @LarkinStreet and Eva Kersey and Camilla Bolland #housingishealth#endhepcsf2019@EndHepCSF
Session 1: Priority Populations. Hosted by Rachel McLean from CDPH. With Ali Mirzazadeh, Rachel Kanner and Robert Thawleyfrom UCSF, and Erin Wilson and Amanda Bierkamp from SFDPH. #PWID#transwomen#youngPWID
Lunch panel discussion on #HCV#treatment in non traditional settings, with Dr Soraya Azari, Janessa Broussard, Dr Andy Desruisseau, and Jessica Naugle, with moderator Dr Kelly Eagen. #endhepcsf2019
May be time to have a list of HepC risk, testing and treatment questionnaire measures for folx to integrate into research studies!! #moreDataMorePower@EndHepCSF#endhepcsf2019
Rachel Kanner keeping us grounded reminding us that “injecting drugs is a social activity nurturing social connections” so why not leverage these social connections more during #hcvDisclosure?!
Folx need a “having a place with compassionate people” and a space to “get off the street” OG Bob Thawley keeps it real during his talk about young PWID needs in SF. @EndHepCSF