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Experts urge more research after blood clots reported from J&J vaccine

Experts urge more research after blood clots reported from J&J vaccine Published: April 15, 2021 5:42 PM EDT Updated: April 15, 2021 6:12 PM EDT Recommended Doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine are still on temporary hold after dangerous blood clots were found exclusively in women. Experts are urging scientists to do more research so it doesn’t happen again. “The CDC and the FDA are reviewing data involving six reports of a rare type of blood clot called cerebral venous sinus thrombosis or CVST – in combination with low levels of platelets in the blood, called thrombocytopenia, in women ages 18 to 48,” said Dr. Peter Marks, Ph.D., director of the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research at the Food and Drug Administration.

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ScholarRx Announces Partnership with the American Medical Women s Association (AMWA)

ScholarRx Announces Partnership with the American Medical Women s Association (AMWA)
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ScholarRx Announces Partnership with the American Medical Women s Association (AMWA)

How pioneering woman doctor inspired Waubonsee dean

How pioneering woman doctor inspired Waubonsee dean Dr. Stacey Randall, Waubonsee Community CollegeWaubonsee Community College Posted4/9/2021 9:20 AM During the last year, we all learned more about vaccines, viruses, and infection than we ever anticipated. The terms social distancing, PPE, and herd immunity are heard in conversations over dinner and on family Zoom calls. What we don t hear as much about are the names and stories of the countless women and men who have worked around the clock for the last year to help keep us safe and supported the families who lost friends and loved ones to COVID. In honor of them, I want to share with you the story of a pioneering female physician who changed my life even though she died before I was born.

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Pandemic s toll on health care workers reveals need to keep mental health at forefront

Pandemic s toll on health care workers reveals need to keep mental health at forefront
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