It's so disheartening to see people cancelling their LA Times and Washington Post subscriptions due to decisions made by billionaires. These cancellations hurt the reporters, editors, photographers, and designers doing the real work, not the owners.

Look, I get it! 🤷🏾‍♂️

NYT: How Taxpayers Are Helping Health Insurers Make Even Bigger Profits (gift link) As the article states, Senator Amy Klobuchar has asked top antitrust regulators to investigate MultiPlan, and work on this issue is far from over. nytimes.com/2024/10/28/us/…

Dealing with the grief of my miscarriage was hard enough — I can’t imagine living in fear of being prosecuted for what happened to me or not getting necessary health care. But that's what some women & doctors now face because Trump-appointed justices overturned Roe v. Wade.

I’m comforted by the fact that Mike wouldn’t know how to legislate himself out of a wormhole.

I just had the fortune of being a part of a White House workshop for the Initiative on Women’s Health Research where I heard about the latest exciting research & findings across the NIH as a result of a Biden $200 M investment in women’s health research.

If you’re wondering why investment in autoimmune disorder drug development now surpasses that for weight loss, I would argue to look no further than to where NIH, thanks to Dr Biden, has been channeling its resources just in the last FY. Truly exciting discoveries within reach.

Great news: the North Cove, North Carolina plant has restarted to manufacture IV solutions, as a result of hundreds of people working around the clock since Helene hit. Providers are still encouraged to continue IV conservation practices in the near term. hhs.gov/about/news/202…

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“I just let my body react”🦅🦅💚

the fact that new zealand *needs* to limit the length of goodbye hugs says something very heartwarming about new zealanders. washingtonpost.com/travel/2024/10…

Just to clarify: this isn’t just the first time since WW2 that all incumbent parties in developed countries lost vote share. It’s the first time since this data was first recorded in 1905. Essentially the first time in the history of democracy (universal suffrage began in 1894).

U.S. health officials proposed banning an ingredient used in popular oral decongestants, a step toward removing dozens of cold medicines from store shelves wsj.com/health/healthc… via The Wall Street Journal

If you want to help cure ballots either remotely or in Philadelphia this weekend - please let me know! The Casey campaign is looking for volunteers.

Yeah cause Tuberville lives in Florida instead of Alabama

This is the point so many don't understand. In so many aspects of life. It would be wonderful if results by themselves were enough. But they aren't.