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we've all experienced hassles in dealing with the us health system (getting appointments, resolving billing issues, etc.). but there is little to no work connecting those hassles to access to care. a new study by and me does that. 1/5

new in discussion of #aducanumab has focused on efficacy cost, less on safety we examined medicare beneficiaries with #alzheimers and found 90% would have been excluded from #aducanumab trials key implications for real-world drug safety, a thread...

an infant girl and her older sister were in the pentagon day care center on 9/11. today they're in the u.s. military.

for telehealth to flourish, we must address the costly and time consuming issue of getting licensed in other states. the fact is, people move. teens go to college. families relocate for work. military families move all the time. an interstate license would provide continuity.

"the university of california at berkeley has it all: world-class academics, great sports, a stunning bay area setting, reasonable costs and a storied history." #numberone #publicuniversity #youtellthestory #gobears

certifying boards stand up to #misinformation! spreading misinformation or falsehoods to the public during a..public health emergency goes against everything our boards our community of board certified physicians stand for.

1/ biden's 6-point delta plan has much of what i've been wanting to see: making use of the entire toolbox against covid, including but not limited to vaccines. here's a summary and some comments: