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Surprising, fun(!) behind-the-scenes story about the funding that went into a coronavirus vaccine! washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/11…

Thanks for this r/t! Even more timely and relevant in 2020, sadly, than last year. #SuicidePrevention

Yikes.

Vaccinating Homeless Patients Against COVID-19: 'All Bets Are Off' npr.org/sections/healt…

I had alcoholic hepatitis. Getting sober saved my liver & life. Learn about the alarming rates of liver disease in young women today. Oh, and Bottomless to Sober was mentioned in the NPR article, too! Yuki Noguchi npr.org/sections/healt…

So many people use alcohol to cope with the pandemic. And that’s sharpening the increase of related liver disease, especially among young women. Feelings of isolation fuels it. But you are not alone. npr.org/sections/healt…

Adding some science desk colleagues Pien Huang Yuki Noguchi and Emily Kwong 💜❤️💙

“What if —what if—it’s both.” nytimes.com/2021/03/18/us/…

I’m surprised how much I learned about obesity and how the treatments for it work, or don’t, reporting this story. So common, so misunderstood. npr.org/sections/healt…

Do not put off your cancer screenings any longer, y’all. People who love you need you to. Over 45? Take note: Guidelines for colorectal cancer screens recently changed: The Ripple Effects Of A Huge Drop In Cancer Screenings one.npr.org/?sharedMediaId…

Curious if anyone's employer is offering some interesting/unusual incentives to get vaccinated? Feel free to write me at [email protected] Also looking for houses divided on vaccines: one spouse is vaxed, one is hesitant -- also feel to reach out!

It’s hard to pinpoint how much #healthcareworker #burnout is affecting patients, but hospital staff see it play out every day in ways numbers will likely never really quantify. one.npr.org/i/1037249121:1…

My hope is that hospitals struggling with short staff and pandemic overwhelm will use these lessons learned to help alleviate rampant #burnout among #healthcareworkers. Also, #vaccinate one.npr.org/i/1037542037:1…

⁦In talking to people at work, in life, this is a common issue I hear from parents. ⁦Rhitu Chatterjee⁩ with some advice. npr.org/sections/back-…

Doc no longer on call? Telehealth measures are starting to get pulled back. Audio-only care prompts debate: What’s more critical, access or potential safety/efficacy concerns? ⁦All Things Considered⁩ npr.org/sections/healt…

This piece aired 2 weeks later than I’d hoped, because I got COVID and became one of my own exhibits; I clamored to get my hands on tests, yet was not exactly eager to know the result. npr.org/sections/healt…

Wesley Hawkins, central figure in Ketanji Brown Jackson's hearings, finds out from a reporter that his case is in the limelight washingtonpost.com/investigations…

We spoke with patients, consumer advocates, and researchers to glean their hard-won insights on how to avoid or manage medical debt. #DiagnosisDebt 📝: Yuki Noguchi, NPR-KHN khn.org/news/article/m…

"Our savings are gone," says a mother whose son's mental health care for depression, anxiety, and mood disorders costs thousands of dollars a month. 📝: Yuki Noguchi khn.org/news/article/k…

Tough day at NPR: Four podcasts canceled, 10 percent of workforce laid off. We'll learn more about who is leaving the network in hours and days to come. My story: npr.org/2023/03/23/116…