Hot off the press- so thrilled to see our results published! CU Infectious Diseases CU Department of Medicine The Effect of Open-Label Semaglutide on Metabolic Dysfunction–Associated Steatotic Liver Disease in People With HIV | Annals of Internal Medicine acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M2…

Congratulations to a fabulous team on an important new study in #HIV and #obesity - showing us the impact of even a brief course of #Ozempic on liver fat

Kristine Erlandson ACTG Network #IDtwitter

CC: Mohammed K Ali Paul Sax

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I cannot stress enough how much syphilis there is…

New analysis highlights the harms associated with involuntary displacements (AKA encampment sweeps). The authors recommend prioritizing alternative approaches, focused on housing and social services, to address unsheltered homelessness.

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So much syphilis. Like so much!

Via ⁦Josh Barocas, MD⁩: “we cannot determine temporality or causality… However, it is intuitive that injuries such as frostbite are only likely to occur after confiscation of items like blankets and heaters, not before”

😂😭 bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Scientific proof of #HarmsOfEncampmentSweeps : 'Our research adds to the growing body of literature that involuntary displacement is a harmful response to unsheltered homelessness. Alternative approaches focused on connections to housing and social services should be prioritized.'

For no reason, no reason at all, I am sharing my guiding quote about how I approach being a professor, from Prof. Toni Morrison

“Our research adds to the growing body of literature that involuntary displacement is a harmful response to unsheltered homelessness.” Via Josh Barocas, MD

Congrats to first author Daniel Strauss on this new publication!

Based on our randomized controlled trial of emergency department pts presenting after a fall, we suggest how measures of function obtained in the ED can guide disposition & care planning.

bit.ly/3xMVYoh

Our lab instituted 'quiet hours' (thanks to Lauren Brinkley-Rubinstein) this week. Everyone developed a goals plan & action items, we cancelled all meetings, & everyone was supposed to find something to recharge. So far feedback is:
✔️happiness
✔️productivity
✔️creativity
#WorkLifeBalance

In the clinical work environment, we have an abundance of #evidence -based practices (guidelines, literature). How about when it comes to #WorkDesign ? Does your team use #EvidenceBasedWorkDesign ? (e.g., panel size, workloads) If so, what are your best practices? GrittyWork

Dear Phish,

Thank you for bringing something beautiful into this world. Given all of the other things going on, you bring light in where there is an absence.

Josh
#phish #MusicIsLife

Today, the Supreme Court is hearing arguments in Johnson v. Grants Pass

In 2018, the City of Grants Pass started citing people for sleeping outside even though there were no available shelters (unpaid citations led to incarceration)

Criminalization will not end homelessness

Why should Colorado representatives support the Modernizing Opioid Treatment Access Act (M-OTAA)?

We lay out the arguments in a new Op Ed for the The Colorado Sun

Thanks to coauthors Christine Neeb and Jarratt Pytell

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