Podcast all about health disparities in the U.S. & globally. We’re on spotify, iTunes & SoundCloud. host: @maxjordan_N
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Joined July 2018
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Please join me in pushing for more #cpr training and #aed availability. We must do better than 10% survival. Huge thank yous to @johnwhitesquash Gina Stoker, policemen and paramedics of Norwood, and excellent clinical teams at @uofcincy #aha21 2/2 heart.org/en/news/2021/11/11…
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Listen to the newest episode of my podcast: “No More Beds” with @GeorgeAumoithe, on the impact of economic policy & colorblind legal ideology on safety net hospitals, in relation to current shortages of ICU beds (or just.. Beds) in poor, Black communities.
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Thrilled that Gravity's cancer-metaphor episode – with the incredible @pre_rad & @elenasemino – made this list! Thanks @statnews @sarahmupo! alongside @thenocturnists @EPIDEMICpodcast @FlipScriptPod @phdivaspodcast @tpwky @DeathPanel_ @tradeoffspod 💙
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No, @alzassociation, I'm not buying it. You accept $ from the makers of #aducanumab, breathlessly push #FDA to approve, and now express dismay at high price. Geez, who could have predicted the sponsor would maximize profits, exacerbating financial toxicity? (1/n) #medtwitter
The FDA approval of aducanumab is an important milestone for the Alzheimer’s community. Our focus has and will continue to be access to this treatment for all likely to benefit and cost cannot be a barrier to access. Read our full statement: bit.ly/3zxi2zM.
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🚨New episode: “Polio and Covid Wars: Warm Springs and Mar-a-Lago” Max is joined by Naomi Rogers, PhD, @yale historian of medicine. We compare & contrast the US handling of the polio pandemic to today’s COVID, esp how racism shaped one vs the other. (podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…)
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We are so excited for Reimagining Black Masculinities! Sharing some of the work of our speakers and moderator in hopes that you’ll follow them & come hear them speak on Friday at 3 p.m. ET! Be sure to register at go.umd.edu/RBM today #BlackMasculinitiesUMD #BHM
ALT Event details are repeated with photos of Black men dancing and carrying a skateboard
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One of saddest indicators of the state of healthcare in US is the need for people to go to Internet to ask for donations to combat the financial toxicity of care. See our article about this. Led by @SuveenAngraal. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam… @JAMANetworkOpen @YaleMed @YaleCardiology
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🚨 new episode, “Sacred Birth.” @RJEpiOBWarrior explains participatory QI, her transition from community practice to academia @UCSF_ObGynRS, & ongoing @SACRED_PREM_OB study aiming to adress obstetric racism & improve Black mamas’ birthing experiences. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Anybody who's like "we'll that was a pretty good showing for Trump!" should consider how Hillary Clinton was treated as the World's Biggest Loser after an election with the same Electoral College margin as this one*.
* But where she won the popular vote instead of losing it by 5
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Fantastic interview w Dr. @KemiDoll on @FlipScriptPod discussing the HUGE racial disparities w/in endometrial cancer care.
Eye-opening research & an aspirational #wishlist of modifiable factors! 👏
#reproductivejustice @UWMedicine podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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🚨 🎙 new @flipscriptpod episode! “Same Burden, Different Outcomes” with @KemiDoll. We talk about endometrial cancer among Black women, and her work identifying key levers to address the disproportionately high mortality rate + @ECANAwomen soundcloud.com/yaleuniversit…
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Hello! Welcome new followers. This page is mosty about posting episode but do follow host/producer @MaxJordan_N for frequent takes on health inequities, racism, pop culture, medical training etc.
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🚨 The 2nd episode is with @thePhDandMe: “What is Racial Capitalism?” We explore her piece on how racial capitalism is a fundamental cause of what we’re living thru: covid-19 disparities, corporate response to racism, & some gems about pre-health education soundcloud.com/yaleuniversit…
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🚨 dropping 2 @flipscriptpod episodes for #Juneteenth!! First, listen to Divesting from Whiteness with @RheaBoydMD especially if you missed her testify in front of congress earlier this week. 🔥 soundcloud.com/yaleuniversit…
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@HealthBegins “a space to share best practices, to vent, to connect. We welcome everyone, including community health leaders from health systems and the social sector... trying to focus on #equity + unmet #socialneeds during this time.” 3/20/20 12-1PM PST zoom.us/meeting/register/uJQ…
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Today, I listened to an incredible episode of the Flip the Script Podcast (@FlipScriptPod ) hosted by @MaxJordan_N about access to Medications for Opioid Use Disorder for people who are incarcerated and those who are recently released. Highly recommend!
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My response w @drcarlhart to @NIHDirector @ScienceAdvances article about reasons for ⬇️@NIH funding of Black researchers
Discussion of RACISM & lingering impact of slavery in the US is 🔑to understand racial disparities in any domain and MUST Be addressed
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ALERT: There's a deadly virus in our midst!
It's called influenza; maybe you've heard of it? Not as sexy as coronavirus but way more likely to affect you or someone you love. #getvaccinated h/t @LizSzabo
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Check out today’s episode with @gregggonsalves. We talk HIV activism, #PrEp, #harmreduction and blending his personal experience with his research platform. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Hey let’s talk about implicit and explict bias for a sec. inspired by @jmugele. We tend to wonder if something that seems unfair is happening “because of implicit bias.” Scarcely do I hear people mention explicit bias. Do you wonder why? 1/