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Mashup Score: 2Most Americans are 'Dying Broke' - 4 month(s) ago
Long-term care is out of reach for many older Americans.
Source: www.wbur.orgCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet
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Mashup Score: 8Glitter's microplastic problem: The environmental case for breaking up with glitter in makeup - 4 month(s) ago
Glitter is made of microplastics. So if you’re looking to stop microplastic pollution, maybe it’s time to stop wearing glittery makeup. But do we have to?
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Like I always say: You can clean up some of the glitter. You can clean up most of the glitter. But you will never clean up all the glitter: Glitter's microplastic problem: The environmental case for breaking up with glitter in makeup | Here & Now https://t.co/coDcTcN2JU
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Mashup Score: 3Three Mass. residents charged in COVID loan fraud - 5 month(s) ago
Prosecutors say the individuals submitted dozens of fraudulent applications to Paycheck Protection Program lenders. In addition to fraudulent loan applications, some of those charged inflated the number of people that were eligible for the program and some paid and received kickbacks.
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Mashup Score: 1Supreme Court hears case about future of opioid settlement - 5 month(s) ago
Purdue Pharma agreed to pay around $6 billion to victims and state and local governments, but the deal also shields the Sackler family from future liability.
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Today, #SCOTUS heard a case about the bankruptcy settlement reached with Purdue Pharma over the opioid crisis. The company will pay around $6B, but the deal also shields the Sackler family from future liability. @aneripattani discussed w/ Here & Now: https://t.co/RCBMzaHxUo
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Mashup Score: 0Supreme Court hears case about future of opioid settlement - 5 month(s) ago
Purdue Pharma agreed to pay around $6 billion to victims and state and local governments, but the deal also shields the Sackler family from future liability.
Source: www.wbur.orgCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
Today, #SCOTUS heard a case about the bankruptcy settlement reached with Purdue Pharma over the opioid crisis. The company will pay around $6B, but the deal also shields the Sackler family from future liability. @aneripattani discussed w/ Here & Now: https://t.co/RCBMzaHxUo
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Mashup Score: 36War in Gaza feels personal for some Mass. health care workers - 6 month(s) ago
The war has triggered a devastating humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Hospitals have not been spared. Most are no longer functioning. For many doctors in the Boston area, this far-away conflict feels deeply personal.
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I loved this quote from this @WBUR article including quotes from @lzj961 @LianetVazquez. A reminder that all places we see as “war-torn” “resource limited” “developing” are places of beauty & can have an alternative reality where those things are not true. https://t.co/pxV2xYaHS9 https://t.co/UIOHGwRXBa
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Mashup Score: 14Advocates call for mental health support for toddlers - 6 month(s) ago
Child care providers in Alabama say they are struggling to address an uptick in aggressive behavior in young children. The situation is putting a strain on teachers.
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An uptick in aggressive behavior in young children is leading Alabama teachers to leave their jobs. Now advocates are calling for more mental health support for toddlers. @HealthyStepsZTT National Director @RahilBriggsPsyD joined @WBUR to discuss. https://t.co/MnbsJUhW4Y
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Mashup Score: 0In my parents’ empty house, I finally found the space to grieve - 7 month(s) ago
After his mother moved to an assisted living facility and his father died, Jay Baruch and his sister faced the daunting task of clearing out and selling their parents’ home. Once the clutter is gone, Baruch writes, so are the anger and frustration.
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"Gone are the anger, old grievances and petty fights that pushed us apart. In their place is regret -for the visits I didn’t make and the relationship I wanted to have" Another gorgeous piece by @JBaruchMD on the empty house of losing one's parents. https://t.co/D5TKulSP9O
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A doctor who witnessed the tribulations of mRNA vaccine pioneer Katalin Karikó warns that science is naturally hard, but the system that puts make-or-break financial pressures on American scientists makes it even harder.
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“It’s the sociology of doing science at a university that makes science even harder than it already is. Usually, stories like Karikó’s end in obscurity and disappointment.” How Our Brutal Science System Almost Cost Us A Pioneer Of mRNA Vaccines | WBUR News https://t.co/kXUgoZNVEp
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A doctor who witnessed the tribulations of mRNA vaccine pioneer Katalin Karikó warns that science is naturally hard, but the system that puts make-or-break financial pressures on American scientists makes it even harder.
Source: www.wbur.orgCategories: Hem/Oncs, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
How Our Brutal Science System Almost Cost Us A Pioneer Of mRNA Vaccines | on how academic medicine failed @NobelPrize winner @kkariko “It’s the sociology of doing science at a university that makes science even harder than it already is.” https://t.co/eziVoj3Ud8
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Long-term care is out of reach for many older Americans. KFF Health News' @jordanrau discussed why on @wbur's "Here & Now": https://t.co/p8N8cSqC4f