Plenty of attention has been focused on the long-term effects of head injuries in professional football. A new study highlights a previously undocumented risk that exists even for those playing at the amateur level. https://t.co/MEGeOfvMAj
In Vitals this morning: What's next with surprise billing, SCOTUS recap and ethical questions around an emerging fertility tech ... https://t.co/gIZSTl0Vl4
D.C. is installing harm reduction vending machines, stocked with Narcan, fentanyl testing strips, and hygiene products, in four locations in a harm reduction pilot program. The machines are grant-funded to two community partners: HIPS and Family and Medical Counseling Services.
.@medicarepayment votes to recommend doctors' payments get an increase of 50% of the Medicare Economic Index, as well as an add on payment for services provided to low-income Medicare beneficiaries.
.@medicarepayment votes to recommend Congress give a 1% pay bump to hospitals, begin a transition to redistribute DSH and uncompensated care payments through the Medicare safety-net index.
@garykarr While I'm clearly biased towards dogs, if you manage wrestle a cat into a costume and get a non-blurry picture, I'd consider it! https://t.co/LahX3EIxvS
WEDS @ 12:30 CT: Join @TreedinDC & @monicaeng for a convo on the nation's mental health crisis, with a closer look at local initiatives in Chicago, feat. @Surgeon_General Vivek Murthy & @ChiPublicHealth Comm. @DrArwady.
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Connecting with nature in green spaces is great for our mental health. Now fresh research is showing that time near water – by the coast, rivers and even fountains in the park – is even more restorative
Here are 6 tips for making the most out of nature
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NEW: The pandemic caused a surge in superbug infections + deaths because sicker patients flooded hospitals, docs overprescribed antibiotics, and there were shortages of masks and staff to control infections, new @CDCgov report says. My story. https://t.co/C7Jom1sEGx
Doudna: "I had the opportunity to speak over Zoom with ... the first sickle cell patient in the U.S. to be treated with CRISPR ... To see that real-world impact within 10 years of that original publication? That’s just mind-blowing to me." https://t.co/KGqwWg3FY2 via @statnews