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    The roughly 7 million Americans who are immunocompromised — including many people with abilities — live with much higher risk of COVID-19, and near-constant vigilance.

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    Researchers found that negative perceptions of patients with disabilities are widespread among physicians — to a degree they say is “disturbing” and calls for more training about disability at all levels of medical education.

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    Nothing is normal. Nothing is stable. Nothing is entirely predictable, as the COVID-19 pandemic rages, except that eugenics will raise its ugly head. The context here is resource allocation in a time of medical shortage, and the most obvious victims are people with disabilities , minority communities , and the elderly . But this time, the pushback against eugenic thinking (much…

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    • From discriminatory medical triage policies (and #disabilityrights pushback) https://t.co/oi8AaINtL6 to #eugenic intersections with racism and other inequities https://t.co/TJdGCeSBmn, we've noticed a disturbing trend. And we aren’t the only ones… https://t.co/KVpa4czWuA