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@RobbieForChange

Infectious Disease physician , Medical Director of , husband to , proud former candidate for Congress in

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  1. il y a 24 heures

    My thoughts on the monoclonal antibody EUA: "We can do this better. We know that we can do this better and we should be doing it better."

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  2. 11 nov.

    Monoclonal antibodies could be an incredible tool in our fight against . Let’s make sure we do this right and don’t worsen disparities in care. cc:

    The Challenges ahead with Monoclonal Antibodies: from authorization to access. "Failure to address these issues will...only exacerbate the disparities in care and outcomes related to this disease."
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  3. 10 nov.

    Pro: a treatment for that decreases hospitalizations Con: only for outpatients; 300,000 doses = enough for 3 days of new US cases; requires 1-hour infusion; only for those recently diagnosed; no requirement to record outcomes...

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  4. a retweeté
    7 nov.

    We did it, .

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  5. a retweeté
    7 nov.

    Okay. What’s next?

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  6. 7 nov.

    America waited nearly 250 years to say this - and it feels so good: Congratulations, Madam Vice President!

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    This election is about so much more than or me. It’s about the soul of America and our willingness to fight for it. We have a lot of work ahead of us. Let’s get started.
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  7. 4 nov.

    It’s very possible that the next Congress will have just one Democrat who voted against the ACA. And, he’ll be from Massachusetts.

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  8. 3 nov.

    is on the ballot.

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    Highlight: “Today’s election will decide how this country moves forward with this pandemic,” Infectious Disease Physician & fmr. Massachusetts Congressional Candidate Dr. says. Full interview:
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  9. 3 nov.

    We will wake up tomorrow. We will work together and stand for what is right, decent, and good. We will keep fighting. That is why we vote. To keep the fight alive.

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  10. 3 nov.

    And so today, we put our faith in a system that has survived for centuries - through civil war, international crises, domestic terrorism, and economic collapse. We put our faith in our vote. And, with that, we put our faith in our democracy.

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  11. 3 nov.

    Today, “I” becomes “we.” “Me” becomes “us.” Today, we are all Americans, maybe divided by party, but united in our belief that together we can form a more perfect union.

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  12. 3 nov.

    matters. Whether voting happens in 1 day, 1 week, or 1 month it is the singular representation of our democracy. It is when we join together & say that the will of the people will be heard. Our voice, our pain, our struggles, our hopes, our dreams will be heard.

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  13. 3 nov.

    And, as our nation joined together to march through streets of cities and towns, big and small, saying in a unified voice that - we were fighting for our democracy.

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  14. 3 nov.

    As doctors and nurses and frontline workers ran into the fire to fight a pandemic that has infected nearly 10 million Americans and taken the lives of over 200,000 - we were fighting for our democracy.

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  15. 3 nov.

    Over the past 4 years when activists and organizations put themselves on the line to provide safe asylum for immigrants - we were fighting for our democracy.

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  16. 3 nov.

    On the day after inauguration day in January 2017 when 5,000,000 people marched across the country and kicked off four years of showing up for women and all marginalized people - we were fighting for our democracy.

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  17. 3 nov.

    If we have learned anything over the past 4 years, it’s that democracy is hard. It’s messy. It’s conflicted. And, it’s worth fighting for.

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  18. 3 nov.

    Today is IMPORTANT. Not just because it’s (please, if you haven’t yet, VOTE). Today is important because of what it means for our democracy. (thread)

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  19. 2 nov.

    Thank you, for accurately pointing out the absence of (good) polling pre-election day 2016. The issue was not that polling was "wrong." It was that we didn't have the data.

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  20. 2 nov.

    I am anxious. Like, really REALLY anxious. But this was slightly reassuring - and, one of the more thoughtful analyses of polling error that I've read.

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