Alzheimer’s doesn’t just affect those diagnosed. In America, nearly 13 million family members and friends provide unpaid care for someone living with dementia — often at great personal cost. Repost to raise awareness. https://t.co/91lpLJfHZp #AlzheimersInAmerica#ENDALZ
It is National Nurse Practitioner (NP) Week! NPs are key providers who offer critical diagnoses and treatments, prescribe medications, and provide comprehensive preventive care to patients. Learn more about NPs and their growing role in healthcare: https://t.co/D0dDHwcQnb
Early detection can save lives.
That’s why it’s critical that the House passes my Alzheimer’s Screening and Prevention Act to allow Medicare coverage for blood screenings. The time to act is now, so let’s pass my bill ASAP.
Voters have spoken. Across the political spectrum they support early detection, are eager for national action on Alzheimer's, and urge Congress to deliver. The call is bipartisan, broad, and unambiguous. The window to act is now: https://t.co/7QmzGJYKBu #Fight4Health#ASAPAct
Earlier access to innovative cancer treatments in the U.S., compared with five European countries, translates into nearly 10,000 additional years of life annually. When it comes to cancer, timely access to innovation matters. https://t.co/ga2OdKnBik
The science is ready. The bipartisan Alzheimer’s Screening & Prevention (ASAP) Act would ensure Medicare coverage keeps pace and momentum is building in Congress to pass this legislation. MORE: https://t.co/LSv0zmF0c8 #Fight4Health#EndAlz#ASAPAct
PFCD urges @CMSGov and Congress to address the unintended consequences of this policy and protect incentives to develop treatments that are more effective, accessible, and less burdensome for patients. READ: https://t.co/4nR6u5yLDt
People living with chronic disease deserve treatment options that fit their lives, not just their diagnosis. CMS's FDC proposal would discourage exactly the kind of innovation that makes care more convenient and accessible. We urge @CMSGov@DrOzCMS to withdraw it. Read our full letter here: https://t.co/fKiJDMjF7P
More than 40 million Americans are living with diabetes, and an estimated 115 million adults have prediabetes, according to @CDCgov. Behind these numbers are people managing a lifelong condition and working to avoid serious complications. This #AmericanDiabetesMonth, PFCD calls for greater access to prevention, early diagnosis, affordable treatments, and coordinated care. https://t.co/XdpsL37Sy0 #Fight4Health
The Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease recently helped to convene a group of Australian patient advocates at Parliament House in Canberra. The message was clear and heartbreaking: lower prices do not guarantee access. BLOG: https://t.co/0vvNS1GSUT
Americans deserve access to promising innovations, but not if it compromises the confidence that the treatments they receive have been appropriately evaluated and will not put their health at greater risk. https://t.co/lJHQjhyAPI
At today's #F3: An urgent focus on Alzheimer’s early detection and care—and implications for Florida’s aging workforce. Featuring Dr. Ken Thorpe, Honorary Chair, @pfcd, Michelle Branham, Secretary, @elderaffairs Brian Delaney, Chair, @AlzProject, and Steve Waterhouse, Chair, @alzcnfl.
What if every health care visit becomes an opportunity for prevention?
At the National Forum's 2026 Annual Meeting on Oct. 29, Mark McClellan, MD, PhD (Duke University), and Michael W. Cropp, MD, MBA (Independent Health Association) will explore how health systems can make prevention a routine part of patient care.
From early detection to reducing cardiovascular risk, this session will highlight opportunities to strengthen prevention across health care settings.
Join us for Unleashing Prevention's Power: Improving Americans' Heart, Kidney, Metabolic, and Brain Health.
📅 Oct. 29 | 10:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET
🔗 Register now: https://t.co/AjawmlWNn2
"Lawmakers are not the only ones who recognize that the health insurance system is fundamentally unsustainable — and that without reform, it will keep blocking Americans from getting the care they need to stay healthy and prevent costly future complications." - former Rep. @michaelcburgess - READ: https://t.co/Dy5ZjrXAxh
"Corporate insurers should not be at the forefront of patient care. Delays and denials put patients' health at risk. And they often lead to preventable complications and higher long-term spending." - former @RepLarryBucshon and Gov. Howard Dean - READ: https://t.co/wDNDgDlrRx
National security and patient access should not be competing priorities. We urge Treasury to carefully consider the implications of these proposed restrictions for the millions of Americans living with chronic conditions: https://t.co/5p3fGhs8X6
Reminder: FDA is holding a hybrid meeting on Oct. 28 from 1-5 pm ET to seek input on its Rare Disease Framework Initiative reimagining the agency’s approach to rare disease drug development. Find out how to register: https://t.co/DIKxpSAlTt