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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross

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A large Yale study of pts with #cancer in Connecticut found modest declines in #opioid prescribing overall—and sharper drops in some groups, including a 40% decrease in pts without pain. yalecancercenter.org/news-article...
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Yale Study Finds Reduced Opioid Prescribing for Some Patients with Cancer
An analysis of opioid use and prescriptions for more than 10,000 Connecticut patients with cancer found modest decreases in both new and additional painkiller
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**important new paper**

Privacy and Dignity for Undocumented People? Clinicians' Duties and Responses to Patient Immigration Status Inquiries

David M Chooljian et al. @annalsats.bsky.social

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Privacy and Dignity for Undocumented People? Clinicians' Duties and Responses to Patient Immigration Status Inquiries - PubMed
Privacy and Dignity for Undocumented People? Clinicians' Duties and Responses to Patient Immigration Status Inquiries
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by Michael Barnett — Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Rishi K. Wadhera, Michael Barnett

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New paper w/ Brian McGarry, Ashvin Gandhi, and Drew Wilcock in @jamainternalmed.com!

Hospitals are complaining across the US that patients are "stuck" waiting for rehab beds at nursing homes when they are medically stable and ready for discharge. What is going on??

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Question Has hospital length of stay increased more for Medicare Advantage beneficiaries than for traditional Medicare beneficiaries since the COVID-19 pandemic?Findings In this cohort study involving more than 89 million hospitalizations from 2017 to the third quarter of 2023, Medicare Advantage beneficiaries experienced disproportionately greater increases in extended hospital stays, especially among those discharged to skilled nursing facilities.Meaning These findings suggest that the Medicare Advantage plan design and practices may contribute to hospital discharge delays, with implications for patient outcomes and hospital capacity as enrollment continues to rise.
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by Megan L. Ranney — Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Julie Ward, Megan L. Ranney

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I have a list of things we can do to change this tempo of tragedy

The proposals are based on real data
They have had signals of efficacy

It may feel hopeless today but:

I refuse to give up.

Because - Our babies & our communities deserve better than a rolling litany of horrors.
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The Associated Press @apnews.com · Aug 27
BREAKING: Two children were killed and 17 people injured in a shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school, police said. The shooter is also dead.
Minnesota governor says a shooting has occurred at a Minneapolis school
Authorities say a shooting has erupted during the first week of classes at a Minneapolis Catholic school. There was no immediate information on any injuries. Gov.
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by Harlan M. Krumholz — Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Ruairidh Milne

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“Never delegate understanding.”

That quote stuck with me—and it’s now the title of my new Substack.

I’ll be writing about health, science, & how these things can be understandable.

Subscribe here → neverdelegateunderstanding.substack.com/subscribe

#health #science #medicine @yalemed.bsky.social
Subscribe to Never Delegate Understanding
Making health and science understandable. Click to read Never Delegate Understanding, by Harlan Krumholz, a Substack publication. Launched 2 days ago.
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by Fumiko Chino — Reposted by: Cary P. Gross

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#Medicaldebt is an indicator of an inherent failure of our health system to protect the most vulnerable. Aggressively pursuing it does little to serve the financial bottom line of a hospital, while exposing the most vulnerable & their families to a lifetime of downstream consequences.

@jama.com
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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Stacie B. Dusetzina, Tim Richardson , and 1 more

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few outcomes, except for 99% of FDA-approved drugs, 174 recipients of 104 Nobel Prizes, training ~30K MDs and ~10K PhDs per year to enter the workforce, and a 34% reduction in age-adjusted cancer deaths since 1990 -- the largest decrease in history
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Drug Monkey @drugmonkey.bsky.social · Jul 29
Now do the Department of Defense budget, Andrew.

“Washington has thrown billions at NIH for decades with little accountability and few measurable outcomes,” HHS spokesperson Andrew Nixon said in a statement to Future Pulse.

www.politico.com/newsletters/...
NIH spending battle’s ripple effect
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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Stacie B. Dusetzina

drugmonkey.bsky.social
Now do the Department of Defense budget, Andrew.

“Washington has thrown billions at NIH for decades with little accountability and few measurable outcomes,” HHS spokesperson Andrew Nixon said in a statement to Future Pulse.

www.politico.com/newsletters/...
NIH spending battle’s ripple effect
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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross

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From a source inside the National Cancer Institute:

“Everyone is scrambling to figure out how we’re supposed to work to serve the public when we can’t engage at all.”
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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Elizabeth Saunders, Sarah E. Gollust

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Heard from #AHRQ that the entire grants staff has been let go! They are unable to issue funds for grants already funded, let alone fund new grants. This is outrageous and will make Americans poorer and sicker. Why? A brief thread about just some recent AHRQ-funded research: #MedSky #HealthPolicy
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"Even though I'm free, I ain't free." Formerly incarcerated Black men describe ongoing anxiety, hypervigilance, and feeling institutionalized years after release from prison. theconversation.com/i-just-could...
By @helenaaddiphd.bsky.social @yale.edu
‘I just couldn’t stop crying’: How prison affects Black men’s mental health long after they’ve been released
Over 2 dozen Philadelphia men shared their experiences with trauma and psychological distress as they worked to rebuild their lives after release.
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Among FDA anticancer drug approvals from 2009 to 2020, only 27 next-in-class drugs had direct randomized clinical trial comparisons with first-in-class drugs. https://ja.ma/3Gs6k1J
Figure. Network Diagram of Randomized Clinical Trials That Have Tested an Approved Next-In-Class Anticancer Drug Against an In-Class Comparator (N = 27)
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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Robert Wolfe

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As a longtime public health reporter covering the rise of anti-vaccine groups, I have seen them use personal stories to raise doubts about vaccines.
Today I saw immunization advocates push back by highlighting the stories of the toll of vaccine-preventable illness. A thread:
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by Cary P. Gross

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Happy birthday, Fumiko!
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I just left the Everglades Immigrant Interment Camp. No, I’m not using their ridiculous name. It was a very tough to witness humans in those cages. Every Floridian should be ashamed that our taxpayer money is being used for this.
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The facts are simple and devastating: Aid cuts have already cost lives, and the number of deaths will continue to rise. Here’s the evidence. ​
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by Megan L. Ranney — Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Kai Chen

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America's health data system is fragmented, outdated, and hard to access. This slows the response to emerging health threats. PopHIVE unites diverse partners and data in one location, creating a solution for improved public health data for action.

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“National health data has been too fragmented and too slow for too long. PopHIVE changes that.” - Dean Megan L. Ranney PopHIVE unites diverse partners and data in one location, creating a solution for improved public health data for action.
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Hepatitis B can be passed from parent to baby at birth - and when that happens, the consequences can be deadly. It is unscientific and dangerous to intentionally ignore the success of U.S. vaccination programs or argue that the U.S. should not vaccinate babies for hepatitis B at birth.
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by Anne Applebaum — Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Naomi Klein, David Lazer , and 7 more

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This is a travesty & a nightmare. The US was a founder of @gavi.org. It lowers global vaccine costs, has vaccinated 1B children, & averted 19M deaths. This pull out will cost 100s of thousands of children's lives a year - and RFK Jr will be personally responsible.
www.politico.com/news/2025/06...
RFK Jr. says US won’t donate to global vaccine effort
Kennedy ripped into Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, in a video address at its pledging summit.
www.politico.com
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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Joseph S. Ross

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Proud to celebrate our Yale NCSP 2025 graduates! 🎉 Their leadership & commitment to improving healthcare will make a real difference. #NCSP #YaleNCSP

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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Ameet Sarpatwari

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Makary makes many claims here that sound like "common sense" but are problematic.
1st he says FDA's reg reqs have made the US "less competitive in the global race for new drugs and treatments." I'm not aware of any sponsor planning to skip the US market.
www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...
Opinion | How we plan to cut FDA drug approval time by months
Qualifying manufacturers will be able to submit some data while clinical trials are ongoing.
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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Adam Gaffney

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Our study examining health impacts — including deaths — from Medicaid cuts was just published in the Annals of Internal Medicine

Overall, the Big, Beautiful Bill Act could lead to more than 16,500 medically-preventable deaths due to these cuts
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Projected Effects of Proposed Cuts in Federal Medicaid Expenditures on Medicaid Enrollment, Uninsurance, Health Care, and Health | Annals of Internal Medicine
In January 2025, the Republican majority in the House of Representatives’ Budget Committee offered a list of possible spending reductions to offset revenue losses from proposed tax cuts. In May, the C...
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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Jennifer Bussell, Kai Chen , and 1 more

meganranney.bsky.social
Over the next 25 years, if proposed cuts in NIH funding are made real, “In a population of more than 340 million, this reflects **82 million** fewer years of life.”

In the US alone.

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Cutting the NIH—The $8 Trillion Health Care Catastrophe
This JAMA Forum discusses the recent budget cuts to National Institutes of Health (NIH), the effects of these cuts on scientific research and health of individuals in the US, and the prospects for cha...
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In a new study, Yale researchers, including Profs. Xiaomei Ma and Kai Chen, found that ozone pollution, also called smog, and high temperatures together increase the risk of acute myocardial infarction, commonly known as a heart attack. Learn more ⬇️
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Star music, Kavli kudos, and summertime heart risks
Researchers listen to “music” made by stars, consider the heart risks of hot, smoggy days, and earn kudos in geoscience, public health, and systems biology.
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by Dana Howard — Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Dana Howard

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Hi All! Testing the waters about whether to join Bluesky. Just wanted to share a research letter that me and colleagues have out today in @jamanetworkopen.com. Check it out: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...
Relocation Post-Dobbs Among Clinicians Providing Abortions
This survey study compares the proportion of abortion-providing clinicians who changed primary state of practice after the Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision in 2022.
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We're doing a live-fact-check of Bhattacharya and Senators on Tuesday! Join us!
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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross

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Lauren Cueto and @carygross.bsky.social shared new research from the Yale COPPER Center at #ASCO25 highlighting the time between study completion and publication/data sharing for NCI cooperative group trials.
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Presenting our new study on Medicare Advantage at #ASCO25! Lower use of low value cancer care among Medicare Advantage beneficiaries.

Simultaneously published in JCO
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Reposted by: Cary P. Gross, Ellen Meara

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Excited to share new work in @jama.com on launch prices for cancer drugs in Medicare Part D. Prices are going up, but no trend change post-IRA. Mean monthly launch prices increased from $10,954 in 2012-2014 to $27,891 in 2023-2025. Many thanks to @arnoldventures.bsky.social for funding this work!
Trends in Launch Prices and Price Increases for Self-Administered Anticancer Drugs in Medicare
This study examines trends in launch prices and price increases for anticancer therapies covered under Medicare Part D and approved from 2010 to 2024.
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📢 Are you at #SGIM25? @societygim.bsky.social

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