Erica
@erohealthcomms.com
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Open to new business: Fixer & nearly 30yr provider of HC & SciComms solutions; Liver of life; GenXer (same name on all the socials) #SciComms #Healthcare ✡️ https://erohealthcommunications.com/
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They don’t call it Horrida for nothing
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What a shit show
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AppleTV and this needlepoint since I’m down with a horrible cold.
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I LOATHE that airport.
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Coalitions are already happening in CA & the PNW as well as the NE. Follow @defendpublichealth.bsky.social for truth in science
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They already are. Cancer trials were stopped mid study months ago. Not to mention treatments and advances in science that will never happen.
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I have three soundbars and they work great with my TVs and Bluetooth for music. 🤷🏼‍♀️
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She can’t even write, and this is a page directly out of DOGE.
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48 innocent people for 2000 terrorists 1/3
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This is going to be the worst recession our country has ever seen.
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elizabethjacobs.bsky.social
Anti-vaxxers often overlook that state public health agencies have authority to keep unvaccinated kids out of school during an infectious disease outbreak.

These are often the same people who said they were deeply concerned about children’s mental health during pandemic-related school closures.
Hundreds of U.S. students quarantined amid measles outbreaks
At least 270 unvaccinated kids are staying home from school as measles continues to spread nationwide. "Expect more," one expert said.
www.nbcnews.com
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lisamjarvis.bsky.social
Last year's flu season was brutal-280 kids died. That came amid a drop in flu vax rates among vulnerable groups. Convincing people to get the flu shot has always been hard-under RFK, doctors' job got much tougher. Anyway: it's October, get your flu shot! My latest for @opinion.bloomberg.com (🎁):
This Flu Season Doesn’t Have to Be as Deadly as the Last
Last year’s flu season was long, brutal, and ultimately tragic. By the time infections had subsided in May, as many as 1.1 million Americans were estimated to have been hospitalized and as many as 100...
www.bloomberg.com