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Remarkably good news for people with #obesity and #SleepApnea. Treatment with #tizepatide yields “phenomenal” results.
HT: @EliLillyandCo
conscienhealth.org/2024/04/t…
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The research supports the idea of a cause and effect relationship between neural circuit damage and depression in multiple sclerosis. buff.ly/3J4Vz4k
#multiplesclerosis #msnews #msawareness #msresearch
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People experiencing homelessness should be provided with integrated health & social care services to improve their health outcomes.
A NICE guideline published today with @homelessimpact aims to ensure coordinated care across different services.
Learn more: bit.ly/3KOyH6u
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New research published in @JournalHEOR on ‘Relationship Between Weight Status and Health-Related Quality of Life in School-age Children in China':
doi.org/10.36469/jheor.2022.… 👏
@unibirmingham, @unibirm_MDS
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Our most recent paper, my 5th (last) PhD paper, was published in @JournalHEOR Relationship Between Weight Status and Health-Related Quality of Life in School-age Children in China
jheor.org/article/32414-rela…
@Peymane_Adab @EFrew12 @DrBaiLi @UoB_IAHR @HealthEcon_WMS
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#FoodInsecurity and #MentalHealth are tightly intertwined. The risk of adverse mental health outcomes increases with worsening food insecurity. Discussions on addressing mental health must include policy interventions to reduce food insecurity.
Thread on Cdn findings📈🧵(1/5)
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"At the end of the day, implementing [Plan S] guidelines enhanced what we’re already doing. So it was good for us in the long run. And with the help of Scholastica and others, we were able to do it all a lot quicker than we thought we would." @JournalHEOR bit.ly/3tVAOk0
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Have you seen our new study yet? 🤔
Understanding the health & economic impacts of #NCDs is critical to getting policymakers to take preventive action.
➡️ Our study published w/ @RTI_Intl emphasises need to act now to address the root causes of #obesity: worldobesity.org/news/world-…
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🧠Global Neurology Research Feature🌎
Roushdy et al. (2022) conducted an online survey completed by stroke specialists from different African regions, highlighting the deficit of stroke services needed to improve stroke-related health outcomes.
#globalneurology #research
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Another year,another opportunity to impact lives.@MeTAKenya2018 seeks to improve sexual & reproductive health outcomes for women,girls & vulnerable groups through research,advocacy,multi-stakeholder engagement,capacity strengthening of CSOs among other interventions
#2022NewYear
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Among children under the age of 5 in #Angola:
⁍ More than a third are stunted
⁍ 5% are wasted
⁍ 19% are underweight
Increasing access to water & sanitation services can improve health outcomes & prevent malnutrition & stunting.
REPORT: wrld.bg/rhoI50HcKBR
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Medically Tailored Meals can drastically improve health outcomes and reduce health care costs for people living with chronic illness. We need broad, system-level changes to make these services more widely available. Learn about FIMC's policy priorities: buff.ly/3mbCxN6
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Students from OU’s College of Architecture have created a redesign of the Oklahoma County Jail to shift focus from punishment to rehabilitation. The new plan is also structured to promote better mental health outcomes for inmates. #okleg stateimpact.npr.org/oklahoma…
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"AAPI are not considered an 'underrepresented minority' in academic contexts, but there are disparities in education access, health outcomes and financial stability within this racial grouping," Professor @SoraLKim said. ucm.edu/Y9OkeE
ALT Professor Sora Kim. Image by Veronica Adrover.
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Insightful wide ranging discussions with @GitaGopinath on global economic prospects, climate finance, India’ economic recovery and the impact of Covid on learning & health outcomes.
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St Vincent's Health Australia have released their 'at risk' populations report which you can read in full here. tinyurl.com/2p98rvah
Australia can’t improve health outcomes among at risk groups unless we address issues such as homelessness. #BuildSocialHousing #Everybodyshome
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ORWH is pleased to announce an enhancement of the NIH Maternal Morbidity and Mortality (MMM) Web Portal. We invite you to explore our updated site to learn more about MMM and NIH’s collective efforts to improve maternal health outcomes through research. orwh.od.nih.gov/mmm-portal
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Malnutrition, obesity, and anemia contribute to significantly higher costs after shoulder arthroplasty. Optimizing patient health before shoulder surgery will positively impact outcomes and cost containment for patients, institutions, and payors after shoulder arthroplasty.
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"Primary care is the only health care component where increased supply is associated with better population health and more equitable outcomes. Primary care is a common good, which makes the quality of the country’s primary care services a public concern." @NASEM_Health
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Due to multiple forms of discrimination, #LGBTIQ+ people with #disabilities face a particularly high risk of poor health outcomes.
Let’s stand up for equality & for a future that is fair for everyone - LGBTIQ+ people with disabilities included!
ALT Two young, masculine presenting, deaf people are having a conversation; the text on the image reads “take a stand with LGBTIQ+ people with disabilities”