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Vaccines are among the most thoroughly studied, effective tools we have to protect children from serious vaccine-preventable diseases. Decisions about how and when vaccines are used should be driven by rigorous scientific evidence, patient safety, and independent medical and public health expertise. Altering a proven vaccination schedule without credible evidence risks weakening public confidence and putting childrenās health at risk.
If you have questions about vaccines, talk to your childās physician. Putting our childrenās health at risk is not an option
Read our full statement: spr.ly/6011B1KUUS
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New Yorkers: Stay cool this summer with a free air conditioner! šāļø
Applications for New York's Home Energy Assistance Program are open.
Check your eligibility and apply: on.nyc.gov/freeac
ALT Photo of a window air conditioning unit installed in a brown-framed window of a beige brick building with green plants below.
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Powerful moment for our state!
HOT 97ās own Miabelle led hundreds in a march to fight for New Yorkās healthcare at the
Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic & Asian Legislative Caucus Conference on 2.14 in Albany!
Joined by DJ Spazo and WBLSā Dr. Bob Lee, they stood in solidarity with Healthcare Education Project and 1199SEIU
to support and protect our community hospitals.
They showed up. They spoke out. They made their voices heard. @HealthcareProj @1199SEIU
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My op-ed is out today on @MSNOWNews Daily about the U.S. health care cliff: "Iām an ER doctor. I know what the end of ACA subsidies will mean."
Doctor vs groceries is not a real choice. When people delay care, they hit the ER later and sicker.
ms.now/opinion/aca-subsidiesā¦
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Doulas Provide Crucial Care to Mothers. Medicaid Cuts Could Change That. nyti.ms/4irxVP6
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In Lefrak City yesterday, we stood with members of @1199SEIU and the Healthcare Education Project to make one thing unmistakably clear: Queens will not sit quietly while Washington rips healthcare away from our families.
The āOne Bigā bill is the largest healthcare cut in American history and its impact will hit immigrant, working-class, and multigenerational neighborhoods like ours first and worst.
Weāre talking about 1.5 million New Yorkers losing coverage. Weāre talking about half a million lawful permanent residents losing the Essential Plan. Weāre talking about rising premiums that force families to choose between medicine and rent.
But here in Queens, we take care of each other.
We organize.
We fight back.
And we defend healthcare as the human right it is.
Thank you to 1199, HEP, and every advocate, parent, elder, neighbor, and healthcare worker who raised their voice. This is only the beginning and weāre in it together. ššŖš½
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Families canāt afford uncertainty. With Open Enrollment ending in just 3 weeks, Congress MUST extend the health care tax credit. Americans are running out of time. americanscovered.org/gop-polā¦
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At the SOMOS conference in San Juan, @onebklynhealth CEO Dr. Sandra Scott discusses the impact of Federal Medicaid cuts to OBH and the communities they serve and the importance of strong health care funding in the upcoming NYS budget.
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At the SOMOS conference in San Juan, GNYHA President Ken Raske and @1199SEIU President Yvonne Armstrong discuss the importance of health care funding in the upcoming NYS budget, and the hospital community and Afya delivering post-hurricane medical supplies to Jamaica.
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Team Maimonides joined thousands of survivors, supporters, and advocates at the American Cancer Societyās Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk on October 26 ā a powerful reminder that every step brings us closer to lifesaving breakthroughs.
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October 19-25 is #HealthCareQualityWeek š©ŗ and weāre recognizing the important role of health care quality professionals in improving patient outcomes.
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Right now, thousands of families are having difficult conversations about the massive premium increases set to arrive starting Nov. 1 if Congress does not extend the health care tax credit.
Enrollees in Idaho, Virginia, Nevada and elsewhere have already seen the extreme spike.
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Limited health literacy and limited literacy are not the same, but they are related. In a 2006 study, the US Department of Education found that adults who self-report the worst health also have the most limited literacy, numeracy, and health literacy skills. #HealthLiteracyMonth
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Taking care of our health is part of everyday life. Health literacy can help us prevent health problems, protect our health, and better manage health problems when they arise. #HealthLiteracyMonth
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#LongCovid Risk for Children Doubles After a Second Infection, Study Finds nyti.ms/473l8Ou
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White House floats doctor exemptions for $100,000 H-1B visa fee bit.ly/4gMBtuj
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US measles cases reach 33-year record high as outbreaks spread wapo.st/4lEA8qy
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How Healthcare Cuts in the āBig, Beautiful Billā Will Affect Americans on.wsj.com/4eVx8Ep
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Megabill hits health care for immigrants, including legal ones, hard politi.co/3IfYkRV
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We hosted an event yesterday highlighting medical respite, a service that offers temporary housing and medical care for individuals experiencing homelessness. Thank you @HealthNYGov and representatives from @comunilifeinc and @ICL_inc for sharing your programs!
