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Daily COVID vaccinations in Arkansas decrease as winter weather hits
Daily COVID vaccinations in Arkansas decrease as winter weather hits By Logan Whaley | February 16, 2021 at 10:29 PM CST - Updated February 16 at 11:11 PM
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Will this winter weather delay the timeline to administer the vaccine? That’s the question Region 8 News has been asking.
Many pharmacies around the area and Dr. Shane Speights, the Dean of the NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine at A-State, are optimistic about the next few weeks.
As old man winter slams the region, Dr. Speights says the state’s rollout plan will feel the effects.
MDVIP Expands In Michigan With Five Primary Care Physicians Drs. Susan Baker, Bruce M. Baker, Paul R. Ehrmann, A.J. Ronan, and Patricia J. Roy Open MDVIP-Affiliated Practices to Deliver Personalized, Preventive Medicine Across the Lower Peninsula
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BOCA RATON, Fla., Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ MDVIP, the market leader in personalized healthcare with over 1,000 physicians nationwide, announced the opening of five new affiliated primary care practices in Michigan. Family medicine physicians Susan Baker, D.O. and Bruce M. Baker, D.O. (Grand Rapids), Paul R. Ehrmann, D.O. (Royal Oak/Detroit), A.J. Ronan, D.O. (Okemos/Lansing) and Patricia J. Roy, D.O. (Muskegon) have joined the MDVIP primary care network to deliver a better healthcare experience with an emphasis on wellness and prevention. With the addition of these five affiliates, MDVIP s network footprint has grown to over 30 primary care physicians in Michigan.
Local physician has tips for combating freezing weather
Local physician has tips for combating freezing weather By Logan Whaley | February 11, 2021 at 10:44 PM CST - Updated February 11 at 11:13 PM
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - You’ve likely heard officials tell you to stay inside during freezing weather, but for essential workers who work outdoors, staying in isn’t an option.
Dr. Bhavesh Joshi, a family physician and assistant professor at NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine at A-State says combating the cold is not as simple as just bundling up.
“The number one factor is going to be listening to your body,” Dr. Joshi said.
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On The Criminalization of Girls of Color In Schools
Dr. Morris outlines this broader landscape that starts when girls are very, very young in school. The ways in which they re treated, the ways in which they’re perceived, the ways in which their bodies are understood and criminalized, and their behaviors are pathologized. If we see these tendencies that show up early on that push black and brown girls out of education pathways and into more criminalized atmospheres, what results then is that we are reifying systemic barriers that have significant implications on their life chances, and also remove black and brown girls from the ability to make significant contributions to our community and to our society.