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A reality we can hope for is not COVID zero, but COVID that doesn't disrupt our daily lives, says doctor

Time and Financial Costs for Physician Practices Participating in MIPS

If you’re fully vaccinated, you can skip quarantine, CDC says

Over 200 People Have Been Arrested and Charged in the Capitol Siege, Who Are They and Why Did They Go?

Looking Back at an Impossible Year

Paging Dr. Khullar: What Covid Can Teach Us About Climate Change

Truth Gap Emerges as White House Attempts to Conceal President Trump's Full Medical Picture

Mental health and longevity

Finding Meaning in Medicine

Why Does Mental Illness Shorten Patients' Lifespans?

Declining Trust in the Medical Profession

Evaluating risk with your doctor

Who’s Responsible for Your Health and How Can Providers Foster Patients’ Trust?

Wellness Wednesday: Bone Marrow Transplants, FItness Research and Depression as a Chronic Illness

Why Are Americans Becoming Less Likely To Trust Doctors?

Medical Storytelling in Pursuit of Patient Outcomes

Exploring the Need for Doctors with Disabilities

Medical Metaphors

Doctors with Disabilities

Loneliness is Bad For Your Health

Social Isolation: A Growing Epidemic

Can Doctors’ Political Beliefs Affect Care?

The Problem with Fighting Cancer

Behavioral Economics and Physician Compensation

Improving Care for Complex Patients

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Something we don't talk about enough: The U.S. COVID vaccination campaign may already have saved nearly 300,000 lives and prevented 1.25 million hospitalizations. https://t.co/sqitrMTeOX1 day ago
In our new @PLOSONE study, led by Yongkang Zhang and @RainuKaushal, we find that during New York's first surge, people from socially disadvantaged neighborhoods had nearly 2x the risk of infection, hospitalization, and death related to COVID-19. https://t.co/LAWCxYZOLK1 day ago
Critically important point from @ashishkjha: No kids under 12 are vaccinated, so why do coronavirus infection rates vary so much by state? Infection for children is driven largely by infection in adults. The best way to protect kids is to vaccinate adults. https://t.co/O9cNVN6i8i1 day ago
RT @ASlavitt: VACCINATION UPDATE: 70% of all adults have now had their first shot. Vaccines are up today 25% over last week. Now we now…2 days ago
Shout out to the families caring for loved ones with COVID, long COVID, and other chronic illnesses. There's almost nothing we do as doctors that provides anywhere near the benefit you deliver through your constant care, attention, advocacy, and love. #Heroes2 days ago
The basic feeling you get working in a hospital is: life is precious That's obvious. But without confronting death daily—seeing people who'd give anything to live—it's easy to forget If you help 1 person choose vaccination today, together we save 1000s of lives in coming weeks3 days ago
Spent much of past month on service in the hospital. It's tough to see the post-vaccine, pre-delta interregnum over. There's an undeniable rise in COVID, much of it severe, some patients as young as 25. But: I have yet to admit a single fully vaccinated person for COVID.4 days ago
RT @NewYorker: .@DhruvKhullar writes about the wave of preventable COVID-19 deaths in the U.S., and the challenge of persuading the vaccine…6 days ago
RT @angie_rasmussen: There you have it in @NEJM. Pfizer is ~90% effective against delta. AstraZeneca is ~70%. This is similar to effective…2 weeks ago