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The Improving Seniors’ Timely Access to Care Act of 2021 (H.R.3173 / S. 3018) is designed to cut red tape, speed up approvals, and prevent unnecessary disruptions to care by streamlining the prior authorization process under Medicare Advantage.
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Mashup Score: 26
“We won’t be able to use these products much more into the future,” an infectious disease specialist said.
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In this @skylerswisher piece I am quoted about how vaccination against #COVID19, because it protects against serious illness, is the key to dealing with omicron. Not all monoclonal antibodies will hold up against it https://t.co/ngcDzCvAiS
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Mashup Score: 0Our attention span is shorter than a goldfish’s. Here’s what we can do about it | Commentary - 2 year(s) ago
Today’s quick-bite lifestyle has taken over, but if we stay off our phones and commit to more educational pursuits, we can fight our dwindling attention spans.
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Weds. Perilous times. Trivial distractions. Attention span: 8 seconds. Focus v drift. Rx, 1. Decisively prioritize 3 tasks. 2. Ruthlessly focus: 1 project. 3. Nonnegotiable rituals: meals, exercise, hobby. 4. Write everything down. 5. Unplug. https://t.co/NVu5OiVgAz #burnout https://t.co/f5G6chN8yX
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Mashup Score: 0Survey reveals 1 in 5 lie about mental health to their doctor - 3 year(s) ago
An Advent Health survey said adults lie to doctors about smoking, drug and alcohol, and nearly half don’t know whom to trust about COVID-19.
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One in five people lie about their mental health to their doctor, an AdventHealth survey showed. By @katesantich via @orlandosentinel. https://t.co/TZu1VNwxAb
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Mashup Score: 1Florida’s COVID positivity rate is below 5% for first time in 3 months as the state reports 1,368 COVID deaths, over 25,000 cases this week - 3 year(s) ago
The Florida Department of Health reported its weekly COVID-19 report for Oct 8. Cases continue to decrease.
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Florida’s COVID positivity rate is below 5% for first time in 3 months as the state reports 1,368 COVID deaths, over 25,000 cases this week https://t.co/SSuITWpQ7D @IrmaRaste
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Jeff Bezos has enough money to last forever, so he may as well try and live just as long.
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos invests in lab working to prolong human life - Orlando Sentinel #kahnchronicle https://t.co/j8UJ5O8kdz
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Mashup Score: 50714 portable morgues on way to Central Florida: ‘Number of deaths right now is unprecedented’ - 3 year(s) ago
Fourteen portable refrigerated morgues are headed to Central Florida to help beleaguered hospitals store bodies.
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RT @DWUhlfelderLaw: 14 portable morgues on way to Central Florida: ‘Number of deaths right now is unprecedented’ https://t.co/zSfldJMZCv
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Mashup Score: 4McKenzie Milton’s orthopedic surgeon details the FSU QB’s long road back to football - 3 year(s) ago
FSU quarterback McKenzie Milton and his knee surgeon have shared key moments during Milton’s rehabilitation from a devastating knee injury. Their families have become close and the two have formed a special friendship.
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McKenzie Milton’s orthopedic surgeon details the FSU QB’s long road back to football https://t.co/KOKGwajRz3 via @orlandosentinel
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Mashup Score: 1Orlando urges reduced water usage as liquid oxygen used to purify water goes to COVID patients - 3 year(s) ago
The city of Orlando and its water utility are urging residents to cut back sharply on water usage for at least several weeks because of a pandemic-triggered shortage of liquid oxygen used to treat water.
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Orlando urges reduced water usage as liquid oxygen used to purify water goes to COVID patients https://t.co/xbb4UuwDXj
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Mashup Score: 1Black Floridians still have low COVID-19 vaccination rates - 3 year(s) ago
Black people have received smaller shares of vaccinations compared to their proportion of the population, and of cases and deaths. Community leaders want to change that.
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‘’I’ve talked to Black folks in the community that say, ‘They never served us before, never really cared, but now, all of a sudden, they’re pushing the vaccine down our throats.’ They see the hypocrisy of it all’’ Dr. Ashby said. https://t.co/wP7tH7tgLG
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👏 ophthalmologist Javier Pérez standing up for Florida’s seniors. Insurance company practices have become abusive and dangerous. It’s time for common sense legislation @SenRubioPress @SenRickScott @EyeOnFL @orlandosentinel #cataract https://t.co/ZofQKHDxzm