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Last year, I did several posts on what I consider to be a profoundly misguided and potentially harmful type of law known as "right-to-try." Beginning about a year and a half ago, promoted by the libertarian think tank known as the Goldwater Institute, right-to-try laws began popping up in state legislatures.
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Reply Baltimore, MD – The Herman & Walter Samuelson Children's Hospital at Sinai today debuts its brand-new Newborn Care Center, a state-of-the-art, family-centered unit offering innovative and nurturing care for premature infants with the most critical needs as well as for full-term babies. Designed with the latest hybrid approach to promote optimal infant care and family support, the new center includes 21 beds in the renovated and expanded Jennifer Gandel Kachura Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and a six-bed Well-Baby Nursery. The hospital held a virtual celebration on Thursday, Febr...
Digital check-ins, connected inhalers help control asthma Daily check-ins help asthma patients track medication adherence and improve inhaler technique. (EMOCHA HEALTH) A core challenge for asthma management is teaching patients how to properly use an inhaler. Asthma patients, many of them children, could avoid emergency department visits or using a rescue inhaler, if only they followed proper inhaler technique. To take on that problem, LifeBridge Health in early 2020 enrolled 24 children at a Baltimore primary-care clinic in a two-month pilot program that uses asynchronous telehealth. It...