#HealthCare

Courtney Milan 🦖

courtneymilan

I support universal healthcare, but the main reason why I think it is unachievable in the US is because we, as a society, fundamentally do not care about each other.

©arniWay.nyc - Travis Statham

Travis_Statham

https://www.reddit.com/r/ketoscience/comments/jaxxt7/ketogenic_diet_as_a_normal_way_of_eating_in/Recent study interviewed diabetics:"I can no longer trust my doctors. They should have told me since the beginning that if I do not eat su

Jason Johnson

DrJasonJohnson

I had a conversation yesterday about an old colleague of mine, white guy, early 40's living in the mid-west. It's a scary reminder of what the LONG term consequences of

Dan Price

DanPriceSeattle

You know what would really help me as a small business owner?Universal health care. We spend millions on premiums that enrich insurance companies.Went on Fox to make this case and

Jeevun Sandher

JeevunSandher

Read this fascinating paper from @PJGCampbell, @eric_herring + others on how COVID is hitting Somaliland & SomaliaTl;dr- People can't afford a socially distant life and so are risking infection in

Nipun Chopra, PhD

NipunChopra7

COVID19 will affect at risk populations greater than other populations.(1) The elderly - Obvious concern is poor COVID19 infection outcomes. But also ageism, mental health concerns and higher social isolation.

Charles #GetCovered-ba

charles_gaba

I think it’s time to repost my Stearn-by-state, district-by-district thread about just how much federal funding would be lost if the ACA is struck down...and this was BEFORE #COVID19 hit.https://twitter.com/larry_levitt/status/13085145819

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BlueRepublik

My long standing healthcare goal is (or was) creating public funded access to lower cost treatments, like vaccines, with a focus on anything infectious/likely to cause externalities, and even more

Colleen Farrell, MD

colleenmfarrell

I would encourage anyone working in healthcare to read the stories of #PatientsAreNotFaking. Our hidden curriculum in medicine often teaches us to discount patient symptoms. It’s dangerous and unethical. Listen

Dr Charlotte Lydia Riley

lottelydia

I can't quite work this into a coherent thought, but Richard Branson pleading for state subsidies, the same Richard Branson who sued the NHS in 2016, right now, as people

Matt Dawson

SaintRPh

The reason we have so many deaths in Louisiana is not because we have bad healthcare, the state had and has plenty of beds, the reason is we are an

Kari Jerge, MD, FACS (she/her)

kari_jerge

I genuinely appreciate that folks are paying attention to healthcare professionals... sincerely and genuinely I will also repeat for the 222th time that WE ARE ALREADY RESILIENT AS HELL. We

RiShawn Biddle

dropoutnation

Now this is where a single-payer healthcare system would matter. Health insurers should simply pick up the costs for these tests.https://twitter.com/AnnaDavisAbel/status/1245448322044899328 Single-payer healthcare would not have stopped Trump's i

Christian Christensen

ChrChristensen

1) As a US citizen in Sweden, I’m disturbed when I see the US right push the “Swedish model” for dealing with COVID19. It’s an utterly cynical, disingenuous position that

Vincent Ricardo

vincentrcrd

The only way to fight this pandemic relies on scientific approach. We are doomed now because our people put their faith and religion above science in combating the virus. Instead

Berniece, DO

asianEMdoc

Being that it’s mental health awareness month, I wanted to share some thoughts I had about this topic as it pertains to healthcare workers (HCW). A few days ago, I