Using >250 million supermarket transactions: in-store promotions associated with large increases of promoted items (mostly unhealthy food/beverages); bigger effect in shoppers using SNAP Eric Rimm Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Anna Grummon Center for Science in the Public Interest @MGHRI Mongan Institute authors.elsevier.com/c/1gsBL2gOwGCF…

Examining partnerships of 1) state #Medicaid agencies, 2) Medicaid MCOs, and 3) health care delivery orgs is essential to advancing #healthequity in the U.S. (and beyond)! Thanks to Marshall Chin Advancing Health Equity UChicago Pritzker School of Medicine

Wow, this visual. All these male names.

Increased spending on street medicine is needed to support homeless health care and reduce financial strain on hospitals. Anna Thorndike

Silence poisons. Stories heal.

#ownyourstory #storiestofightstigma
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This morning's pearl:

Even though 71% of deaths worldwide are due to #NCDs

…global funding agencies are most often interested when they’re pitched as “comorbidities”

#diabetes #PublicVoices

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🗣🗣 The patient portal is a petri dish for #disparities . But who are helping and who are we hurting? 🤔

#equity #publicvoices ⁦The OpEd Project⁩ ⁦Chandra Bozelko⁩ ⁦ jabfm.org/content/35/3/5…

Preventing physician burnout starts with shortening medical school admissions #PublicVoices @theopedproject

Congratulations to my first year med student daughter on her first publication! Anna Thorndike

Proud to be part of this great team of authors committed to promoting equity in #nutritionsecurity .

Opinion: Shortening the admissions timeline would be an important step toward preventing burnout of the next generation of physicians. buff.ly/38O6nnc