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Deborah Bae retweeted
The financial gap between America’s wealthy hospitals and safety-net hospitals — which take everyone who walks through their doors — has gotten even worse during the pandemic, an NPR and @frontlinepbs investigation finds. trib.al/hsMjFo5
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hahahahahah "Traditional unions are not well-suited for industries like non-profits and think tanks" hahahahahaha politico.com/news/2021/04/13…
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Deborah Bae retweeted
Why is it that we can’t reduce harm to Americans from guns like other countries? Why can’t our elected leaders do something to stop this? In Australia the last mass shooting was in 1996 - significant restrictions on gun ownership and buy back program followed #enoughisenough
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Black women are about three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women. We have to talk about this. ppact.io/2SEs7nC
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Someone please print this on a sign for me to put up in my office
I don't owe you a debate about things that are objectively true.
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"Your body is learning how to do the splits!" Viewing side effects as a sign that the treatment is working reduces anxiety and improves treatment outcomes. Great coverage of MBL's latest research by @elandhuis. @rwjf @nih @stanfordmedicine @stanfordsparq n.pr/2BYT8Nl
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Connecting is Healing. Check out this excellent @nytimes oped written by #stanfordmind&bodylab rockstars @howelaurenc and @karismatically. @RWJF @NIH @StanfordDeptMed nyti.ms/2S3k7k2
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Civil rights strategies can be used to #promotehealthequity and increase access to the health and environmental benefits that make communities healthy and safe. Learn how at nationalacademies.org/Health…
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Deborah Bae retweeted
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is looking for a new National Program Office for the RWJF Health Policy Research Scholars program.This program is for doctoral students from underrepresented populations or disadvantaged backgrounds-more info at rwjf.ws/2DiWdtR
Deborah Bae retweeted
No parent in America should have to choose between buying food for their kids or paying the rent. @StoryCorps and @Upworthy help us hear from real families about how SNAP has been a critical support during a time of need. #SNAPmatters stateofobesity.org/snap-stor…
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What. The. Heck.
LA's richest neighborhoods have vaccination rates lower than the poorest parts of Africa, reports Olga Khazan bit.ly/2MQakao
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So excited this is here please consider and share in your networks @GoveaHJF @jhallratliff @ashstarck @trenemonique @ShawnaDavie @ExecsAlliance @helping_change @215studentunion @EddyZ2007 @theangrykirean @Risalavizzo @risebmoc @syllabicsamurai Thanks! xitter.cf/Forward_Promise/status…
We're proud to announce the Forward Promise Fellowship for Leaders! We are seeking both emerging & experienced leaders to engage in an intergenerational, 18-month experience. To learn more, visit forwardpromise.org/fellowshi… and register for the info webinar at register.gotowebinar.com/reg…
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It's not getting much attention, but the campaign for paid leave is advancing steadily at the state level. xitter.cf/brycecovert/status/984…
New Jersey just passed paid sick leave, poised to (finally) become the 10th state once the gov signs it, which he’s said he will.
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What is best age to buy your child a smartphone? Evidence not clear but two simple questions may help you decide. #waituntileighth #sxsw medium.com/@lorimelichar/wha…
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.@AmericanCancer released its updated #TobaccoAtlas. Among its gruesome datapoints: the tobacco industry made a profit of $9,730.16 from every smoker who died in 2015, up from ~$7000 in 2013. The @Axios summary is worth your read: bit.ly/2p3XeMW
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Dr Bernard Lown, Nobel Prize winner and hospital patient at 96, in revolt: "Healing is replaced with treating, caring is supplanted by managing." Should he be allowed to eat? Has anyone asked him? The magnificent story from the intern on his medical team. nytimes.com/2018/02/24/opini…
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Deborah Bae retweeted
When we're giving feedback, we deliver the good news before the bad news, but receivers prefer the opposite. Choose the sequence that lifts people up instead of bringing them down. @DanielPink: ideas.ted.com/why-we-should-…
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For every $1 insurance companies reimburse primary care doctors, they reimburse mental health professionals 83 cents. Even when treating the exact same condition, like depression. bit.ly/2FjM4Le
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