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Good morning! We will be conducted by a different confirmation hearing at one confirmation hearing at the STAT this week. Check out the summary of yesterday’s hearing on Jay Bhattacharya, a candidate for NIH. And you can follow the live blog today’s live blog today for a hearing with MARTY MAKARY, which leads the FDA.
NIH’s confirmation hearing needs to know
Jay bhattacharya is “convinced” that the vaccine does not cause autism. But yesterday, in front of the Senate Committee, the confirmation sentiment will not rule out more research to provide “good data” to vaccine skepticists. He did not believe that ideology should determine the direction of science, but he did not promise to restore NIH research funds for LGBTQ+ problem. He is often President Trump or Minister of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The play where the play was made yesterday will not affect the voting. Bhattacharya is considered to be Shoo-in, as written by the Eric Boodman of Stat. However, the candidate’s response to each question allows you to see how he can lead the organ.
Read more details in the sharp analysis of Eric’s hearing. And if you missed it, go back to his profile from early this week and learn more about the contradictions of Kobe brands that this monarchy is pitching.
Uganda’s Ebola latest
Investigators are still trying to find out how the Ebola Sudan patients were infected in Uganda, a four -year -old boy who died last month. The case, which was diagnosed only after his death on February 24, was a sign that the onset that the state was controlled was still in progress.
Report from WHO’s African region, Posted online WednesdayThe boy’s mother said on January 23 at Kampala’s health facilities. There was no test for Ebola, but now it’s all possible. The male nurse who worked at the Kampala Hospital, the first known case in this onset, died on January 19 and died on January 29. Investigators are trying to determine whether the nurse can be infected with a woman when the nurse has a general exposure to the virus, or if the woman has infected another way. A total of 201 new contacts are being monitored. To date, there have been 10 confirmation and two possible cases, and it appears to have been removed in the report after the first time information on the two possible cases was first posted. The original can be viewed online here. –Helen Branswell
Why is a woman more likely to get Alzheimer’s?
When NIH began a special review in NIH when including the word “woman” in the Research Grants, the Science Journal presented a special issue of new research and perspectives of women’s health. Yesterday collection includes an essay that emphasizes research on interactions between hormones, chromosomes and dementia and argues the importance of studying gender differences in biotechnology.
One of the author Madeline Wood Alexander said, “The switching of menopause can be an important key to unlocking the biology of Alzheimer’s disease. Read LIZ’s details of the research results and still necessary research.
While in prison, he served as a CNA during Cobid. He saw it
In Connecticut Prison, caring for people who are sick, injured, or dying are often overwhelmed by the confined nursing assistant. Abraham Santiago was trained during the maximum security prison to become a CNA on time for infectious diseases. He has been caring for people in special medical isolation departments for two years.
In the spring of 2023, 30 men from the prison of the Lord died with Kobid, and many of them were holding the hands of Santiago. Santiago monitored the patient for 24 hours a day for two weeks. I feeded and took a bath. I helped the physical therapy. Cleaned the wound. “For this work, we earned $ 1.75 a day.” He wrote a new first opinion essay.
“I became a CNA and the most important thing with my life was completely changed my soul.” Read more in Santiago’s intimate essay about the people he met at that time and how they changed him.
LGBTQ+ Diffancy by country of youth mental health
The Trevor Project was announced yesterday New weekly analysis Annual national survey of queer young people. The survey managed by people over 18,000 people between 13 and 24 years of age last year is one of some large data sets about LGBTQ+ people and mental health. This is the same question as the CDC’s youth risk behavior survey, so the results can be compared with the general population of young people. Especially for transformers, there is already a lack of health data. And now the CDC said it will stop transforming transitity data, including YRBS. This study of the Trevor project can be more important.
The data in last year’s report was collected between September 2023 and December. Interesting results in the latest analysis are:
- LGBTQ+ young people living in southern states have the highest percentage, but mental health care was not accessible. (This is 63%of South Carolina’s respondents, 60%of Texas, 50%of California, and 60%of New York.)
- Those in the southern provinces also suffered at the highest rate of discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. (66%of the respondents in Arkansas, but 54%in Massachusetts.)
- LGBTQ+ young people living in the Midwest reported some of the highest suicide thoughts and attempts. (In Ohio, 43%of respondents reported suicide and 12%reported attempts. In Road Island, 37%and 8%, respectively.)
How Trump’s initial behavior restricts efforts to improve AI in medicine
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The health minister has urged technology to solve the rural health care crisis in the United States. For many years, there was a tremendous driving force to adopt AI in the US health care system, especially under the underprivileged. But, as reported by Katie Palmer of Stat, the vision is far from reality. And now, with President Trump’s response to the initial administrative measures, the technology and narrow performance gaps are delayed and interfered with.
Leo Celi, who leads the study in the MIT laboratory, said, “We cannot do AI unless we focus on equality and imbalance. Researchers, health systems and regulators are struggling to interpret the federal health agency’s administrative orders, communication freezing and the effects of reducing employees. As the researchers prepare for deeper cuts, uncertainty has already had a cold effect on clinical AI research. Read more details of Katie.
What we read
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Judge Problems Preliminary Preliminary Order Blocked Trump Interior Payment, Statistics
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Florida finds drug prescription data in the name of patients and doctors. New York Times
- Ketamine’s work on the human brain, Atlantic Ocean
- A few years later, the settlement of the center with the state was still not completed KFF Health News
- The CDC invites about 180 dismissed employees, including some that helps to fight the AP.
