Perspectives > > What We Heard This Week– Quotable quotes heard by MedPage Today‘s press reporters
by MedPage Today Staff December 22, 2024
“Everyone understands cosmetic surgeons extol having stable hands, so we chose to put this to the test.”– Michael Drozd, MBChB, PhD, of the University of Leeds in England, discussing his research study into the mastery of cosmetic surgeons versus other healthcare facility personnel.
“When a kid has atopic dermatitis, his/her moms and dads successfully have it too.”– Brittany Craiglow, MD, of Yale University in Connecticut, talking about a research study that revealed moms and dads of kids with atopic dermatitis typically lost sleep.
“If clinicians can accept that they’re people that have things to deal with … we can attempt to lower the effect of implicit predispositions on the care of clients.”– Austin Wesevich, MD, MPH, MS, of the University of Chicago, talking about clinician recall after prejudiced handoffs.
“Patients can recuperate from post-COVID condition.”– Tom Farmen Nerli, MD, of Vestfold Hospital Trust in Norway, going over an outpatient rehab program for individuals with long COVID.
“A great deal of clients will resemble, ‘I can’t fret about my health. I got ta feed myself. I got ta get shelter for my household’.”– Anthony Gerber, PharmD, of New York City Health+Hospitals/Bellevue, on dealing with barriers to enhance access to long-acting HIV avoidance for at-risk people.
“It’s crucial to think about how professions might impact threat of death from Alzheimer’s illness.”– Anupam Jena, MD, PhD, of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, on research study revealing that taxi and ambulance motorists had the most affordable percentages of Alzheimer’s-associated death.
“Since the rate was constant, essentially the velocity is credited to utilize and strength increasing, and a great deal of that is through personal medical insurance and Medicare.”– Anne Martin, of the CMS Office of the Actuary, discussing the 7.5% boost in health costs in 2023.
