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[سماح | 🧚🏾‍♀️samah @samah_fadil]

the way the media has ERASED sudan from its coverage is evil and intentional.

[Femme Trash @Femme_Trash]

The fact that we focus on "obesity" as an epidemic over malnutrition, poverty, food deserts, and a general lack of access to affordable healthcare for both kids and adults tells you everything you need to know about fatphobia, classism, and capitalism tbh.

[SNEB @SNEBonline]

P7: Relationship Between Sodium Consumption And Systolic And Diastolic Blood Pressure In Adults, Arpita Hazra MPH MD, Hofstra University #SNEB2020
https://t.co/PqHT2PEz44

[Hofstra PHAA @HofstraPhaa]

Looking for something to do tomorrow night that is super #publichealthy ? Check out @hofstrasopha and Delta Omegas guest speaker on immigrant maternal health. https://t.co/AnMoAz4wAw

[NowThis Impact @nowthisimpact]

Black women are 243% more likely to die from pregnancy or childbirth-related complications than white women — this father brought his heartbreaking story to Congress to change that

[star•gyal @beequammie]

I had some thoughts on anger, apologies, recognition, and respect—and Serena Williams, of course.

https://t.co/2IbIwCPvph

[@Jamilahlemieux on Threads @JamilahLemieux]

On 8/15, please join @CynthiaNixon in Bed Stuy for an evening of dialogue and listening with the experts, medical professionals, activists and healers that are working to save Black mothers and their babies: https://t.co/TYnF3ylvi0

[Mack. @MACKWILDS]

Once you cost me my peace, you gotta go. You costing me way too much

[Black Mamas Matter Alliance @BlkMamasMatter]

"We would like to see more mothers just understanding the myths behind what they say formula versus breast feeding and just help more mothers out there who need assistance in any type of way that they can" https://t.co/8vS8n0PRdX #BlackMamasMatter

[coco_j @milaj_c]

@KhadijaJones1 @GlobalHofstra As the elderly population continues to grow rapidly the shortage of healthcare workers will become more eminent. Investing, training and educating women and young people will be a positive move in the right direction.

[coco_j @milaj_c]

@ArpitaHaz @GlobalHofstra Investment in community health workers is essential to achieve better health outcomes, especially for countries in Sub saharan Africa where rural areas have high shortages.

[coco_j @milaj_c]

@Andrew65469561 @GlobalHofstra Even though NCD’s are a top priority they don’t receive the required funding. There is definitely a need for strategic response as incidence of NCD���s continue to rise globally, I think the four mentioned are innovative and could be quite effective.

[coco_j @milaj_c]

@drbrandonalba @GlobalHofstra @TelegraphNews As pandemics are unpredictable there is a need to strengthen national health systems globally. As most countries are unable to handle these emergencies on their own, investments are vital and will be cost effective over time.

[Charlamagne Tha God @cthagod]

Never trade your authenticity for Approval.

[coco_j @milaj_c]

@amjdaniel01 @GlobalHofstra Sound financing will be essential to achieve Universal Health Coverage by 2030, with The WHO’s estimates. Reaching these goal will require a multi-systems approach with efficiency improving measures to reduce rate of preventable deaths.

[coco_j @milaj_c]

@utsavi_kapadia @GlobalHofstra Universal Health Coverage will be a positive step towards reducing health disparities for low income individuals. Improving quality of care is good but it may not lead to more equitable care, especially if improvements occur among providers who serve fewer disadvantaged patients.

[coco_j @milaj_c]

@d00alana @GlobalHofstra China has been known to have major issues with air pollution so it is amazing to see these improvements in just four years. Also with the improvements in life expectancy I think this should inspire other countries to use some of these methods as well.

[coco_j @milaj_c]

@mphbear @GlobalHofstra I think this is a great solution to improving micronutrient deficiencies while helping the environment. However, as mentioned getting people and farmers to make that change will be a challenge.