Go ahead and ask about everything outside of critical infrastructure and grey zoned.

Once asked a hooters in Alaska to switch tv to news when doing gotv efforts.

Thank you to @CNN for broadcasting Good Night and Good Luck tonight.

Always more time explaining the topic and validating it vs. the problem and fixing it.

Thank you, @johngreen. Balancing the deeply skewed scales of health and health inequities in care and life is an incredible quest. We can start with #TB. (Seeing @tgoetz mentioned brought immense joy!) #EverythingisTuberculosis #nerdfighteria #WalkingGalleryofHealthcare

Damn it. You must feel hunted and alone. Hugging you. Sitting with you.

:: hug ::

It’s at labcorp?! Quest too?! It’s not a special subtyping test. The subtyping is requested in instruction by CDC for all Flu A+ folks. Was the facility out of test strips? We’ve had that here.

Knowing Aspr from work the last several years, they just reorg’d 2x — doesn’t that mean nearly everyone is gone?

Fed probation periods also happen when you are promoted, switched internally to another division, etc. it’s different from the private sector. Many are multi-year. And the whole success path for your govt career is built around advancements and placement in new depts.

It would be SO cool (and easy!), esp with those namebadge machines now, to make a little card after every appointment w diagnoses, meds list, primary doc and pharmacy, lab results, emergency contact, blood type etc. Quick action from bipartisan folks the min we pointed it out.

Had a very specific experience w this working on return of lab results to patients and med adherence. They all have a pocket card w meds, latest labs, blood type. My talk needed to clarify that everyone else didn’t have that.

Everyone — Dead bird? Dial 3-1-1 to check for #H5N1 (or wildlife game dept) Do not touch. Looks like tweety friend. 🐥 Is NOT tweety friend. ☠️ 😷 🚫

Are you typing flu A patients? (CDC recommends, doesn’t have to go through their campus).

17 yrs for 50% +1 to learn of a breakthrough It’s not even for everything and everyone to know about the breakthrough

“CDC now recommends subtyping of all influenza A virus-positive specimens from hospitalized patients on an accelerated basis” cdc.gov/han/2025/han00520.ht…

Me too! I always envision the pitch meeting.