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Healthcare workers reflect on COVID-19 stigma

A healthcare worker in protective equipment works at the bedside of a COVID-19 patient in a hospital room.
Frontline clinicians said that fear, burnout and public messaging influenced their feelings of blame and inadequacy during the pandemic.

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New funding to expand Global Burden of Disease study

The Gates Foundation provides a landmark grant to the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the UW School of Medicine.
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AI identifies health risks from routine sleep study data

Researchers develop an AI model that identifies patient groups with long-term health vulnerabilities.
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Information lacking on remote abortion-care options

Many don’t know remote options include FDA-approved medications and online conferencing with licensed clinicians, a newly published paper suggests.
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Researchers develop antibodies against xylazine's harms

The antibodies target the fourth wave of the drug epidemic, as mixed drug use with sedative xylazine surges nationally.
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Biopsies reveal breadth of drug’s kidney protection

Medication reversed molecular signs of early kidney damage in youth with type 1 diabetes, study findings show.

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