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#MichiganMedicine provides some of the most complex care in the state – but is reimbursed significantly less than peer academic medical centers.

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Door-in-door-out times and outcomes in patients with acute ischaemic stroke transferred for endovascular therapy in the USA: a retrospective cohort study Longer DIDO times were strongly associated with lower rates of endovascular therapy, higher rates of complications, and worse functional outcomes. System-level strategies to minimise DIDO time are ess...

Our latest work out today in The Lancet Neurology!

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Health Care Costs of Firearm Injury Hospital Visits in the US This economic evaluation study estimates the total health care cost of new firearm injury hospital visits from 2016 to 2021 in the US.

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I take care of children who DIE of conditions that we can’t prevent and that despite our very best efforts we cannot cure.

The fact that CHILDREN DIE of diseases that can be completely eradicated with safe and effective vaccines makes me LIVID.

Proud to work for the @jama.com Network.

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Has anyone received an NIH LRP award payment disbursed since Jan 20th?

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So grateful to be selected for this awesome new national K-12!

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A Primer on Indirect Cost Rates

This is what amounts to an ILLEGAL & indiscriminate funding cut for research centers everywhere. It will mean shuttering labs across the country, layoffs in red & blue states, and derailing lifesaving research on everything from cancer to opioid addiction.

We all need to speak out to save lives.

NIH plans to slash support for indirect research costs, sending shockwaves through science The NIH said Friday night that it would slash support for indirect costs on all existing and future grants to 15%

They are coming after scientists. Everyone should care about this. The next cure or lifesaving device may not get discovered.

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I ran @USAID health programs for the last 3 years. Trump’s 90 day Stop Work Order on foreign assistance does serious damage to the world and the US. Examples:🧵

Government is like we all chip in and help each with things like food safety or health insurance and sometimes the person we’re helping is you or your dad or sister or kid when they have cancer

Opinion | I’m a health researcher. NIH’s pause on research grants could have a devastating cost. This is a potentially devastating event — not just for the scientific community, but for all Americans.

An explainer about how health research funding happens and why this NIH funding cycle shutdown matters: www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnb...

Trump hits NIH with ‘devastating’ freezes on meetings, travel, communications, and hiring Researchers facing

I hope University Presidents who like to cozy up to their state’s GOP electeds are on the phone this morning fighting for science.

And I hope they learn a lesson or two about using their power for good in the future.

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All NIH study sections canceled indefinitely. This will halt science and devastate research budgets in universities.

NIH appears to have canceled/postponed all of its study sections—the independent review panels that approve federal grants for health research.

Such grants fund the work/salaries of 300k people at more than 2,500 institutions

Trump administration’s abrupt cancellation of scientific meetings prompts confusion, concern A flurry of scientific gatherings and panels across federal science agencies were canceled on Wednesday, at a time of heightened sensitivity about how the

This is depressing and terrifying.

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The Pediatrician’s Lament | NEJM With U.S. politics threatening to erase the gains of science, reduce access to vaccines, and undermine their vast public health benefit, what is a conscientious pediatrician to do?

via nejm.org - 'Some will ask, “Can you recommend a good pediatrician who does not believe in #vaccines?”

No, I say, no more than I can recommend a good physicist who does not believe in gravity.'

#PedSky + #MedSky + #VaccinesWork.

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I know it’s obvious, but I think it’s still worth saying out loud:

Someone who wants to end fact checking wants to be able to lie to you without detection.

When lies are undetected, they start to shape our reality. We’re a lot more vulnerable when we can’t tell that a lie is a lie.

My friends in the Dementia world. Please read this and consider what the effects on healthcare for people with Alzheimer’s disease in England would have been if NICE had approved lecanemab and donanemab for NHS use. And, of course, they don’t have clinical efficacy, anyway!

I will never stop being aghast that the United States built a higher education system that was literally the envy of the entire world—our bitterest political enemies nonetheless sent their children to us to be educated, it was so good—& then just decided to systematically, ruthlessly dismantle it

Today seems like a good day to share this Scientific American story on how vaccines have saved more lives throughout history than any other intervention

I’m a Polio Survivor. I Don’t Want You to Get It. Polio is once again a public health threat in the United States. Grace is disappointed, though not surprised.

Since everyone’s finding old and new friends, take a moment to read my story, I’m a 32yo polio survivor because I was not vaccinated. Pass on my story, repeat it, tell it to any vaccine hesitate parent. No kid deserves vaccine preventable diseases

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Infographic summarizing negative outcomes documented from prior authorization

Infographic summarizing negative outcomes documented from prior authorization

The American Medical Association surveyed doctors about insurance “prior authorizations” and found:

41 prior auths per doctor per week

13 hours spent per week on prior auths

24% reported hospitalizations due to delays from prior auths

8% reported disability/deaths due to delays from prior auths

👋🏽 Physician and Stroke researcher

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Had an awesome time this week interviewing for a new K12 program from #NINDS🤞🏽

Come work with us!

What a game! #LetsGoBlue