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5. Mayo Clinic Discovers Potential Biomarker for Predicting Mesothelioma
Mayo Clinic researchers have discovered a potential biomarker for predicting #immunotherapy response in #mesothelioma cancer. “We’re now a step closer to understanding the unique genomics of mesothelioma.” – Dr. Aaron Mansfield. Learn more: https://t.co/O5Grqo5xug pic.twitter.com/eWR9yUAJIb
— Mayo Clinic (@MayoClinic) January 16, 2022
4. COVID-19 Vaccines Do Help Children
#Parents: It’s a fact! COVID-19 vaccination helps keep kids from getting seriously sick even if they do get #COVID19. Learn 9 other important facts about COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5 years old and up: https://t.co/OzJfza5PBC pic.twitter.com/D1nU0zKtWD
— ADM Rachel Levine (@HHS_ASH) January 18, 2022
3. mRNA Vaccines Provide Durable Protection Against Severe Illness
COVID-19: mRNA vaccines provide durable protection against severe illnesshttps://t.co/BmWJ8zfeU1
— Tim Snaith (@MNT_TimSnaith) January 18, 2022
2. Black Men Hit the Hardest by Overdose Deaths
New report out from the Pew Research Center @pewresearch finds that while overdose deaths have increased overall, Black men have been hit hardest.https://t.co/YtrdkKPCtr
— Medical Research Library of Brooklyn (@DMCLibraryBKLYN) January 19, 2022
1. Targeting Rural Areas Who Have Vaccine Hesitancy
As hospitalization rates spike due to #Omicron, an email outreach campaign targets rural Wisconsinites who have concerns about the #COVID19vaccines. Featuring @BeloitAreaCHC https://t.co/UJPuMS7Mt1#ValueCHCs
— NACHC (@NACHC) January 19, 2022