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Gina Intheburg 🇺🇦 🌻 🥥🌴

What's the question?

Trump's freeze on all fed assistance programs (except #SocialSecurity, #Medicare*) means suspension of #Medicaid, #SNAP, #TANF, #AffordableHousing (eg, #HCV, #LIHTC, #SeniorHousing), #SBA loans, #BidenInfrastructure subsidies, for starters & will adversely impact #military families as well as the rest of America.
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* Dear #Media:
Seems I need to remind y'all, Social Security & Medicare are NOT federal assistance programs.

ECDC

R to @ECDC_EU: Effective #HBV vaccination programmes and a range of other prevention & control strategies including harm reduction measures targeting people who inject drugs contributed to decreased incidence of new HBV & #HCV infections across Europe.

[2024-04-25 17:54 UTC]

ECDC

R to @ECDC_EU: There are 3.6M people chronically infected with #HBV & 1.8M with #HCV in EU/EEA.

The prevalence of both infections varies across countries & populations, with the highest burden among vulnerable groups such as people who inject drugs, people in prison & some migrant populations.

[2024-04-25 17:54 UTC]

Auscandoc

A road map to elimination in BC by 2030 | bcmj.org/bc-centre-disease-con “To reduce the impact of viral hepatitis, the Canadian government, in alignment with global efforts ..aims to eliminate both viruses as a threat by 2030. To support this goal, the Public Health Agency of Canada set targets for the proportion of people living with chronic or infection in Canada to be diagnosed and treated by 2025 and 2030.”

bcmj.orgA road map to viral hepatitis elimination in BC by 2030 | British Columbia Medical JournalHepatitis B virus (HBV) infection can be prevented with an effective vaccine, and chronic infection can be managed with antiviral medications. While there is no vaccine against hepatitis C virus (HCV), chronic HCV infection can be treated with direct acting antivirals. Treatment with direct acting antivirals cures more than 95% of people with chronic HCV infection and is
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TheBinderLab

Together with Lars Kaderali and Darius Schweinoch we even established a mathematical model capable of simulating signal propagation from incoming dsRNA via secreted IFN to the induction of ISG. Lastly, we also investigated the impact of #virus encoded antagonists (#HCV NS3/4A, #CSFV Npro, #DENV NS5, #SARSCoV2 ORF6) onto the dynamics of IFN induction.

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Dash

Happy to have visited #Seattle to discuss Seattle joining Fast-Track Cities. No City has completely eradicated #HIV as a threat, but more and more as cities reach higher numbers of status knowledge, linkage to care, and viral suppression, the conversation moves towards identifying who faces the most barriers to care, and who faces the highest barriers to obtaining and maintain an undetectable viral load, and how do we incorporate #HCV and other treatable and/or curable conditions into screening?

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