Regulators authorize antibody treatment for omicron
U S health regulators approved Eli Lilly antibody therapy bebtelovimab for adults and teens with mild to moderate COVID-19, effective against omicron and BA2. The FDA clears the drug after prior antibodies failed against omicron and the government begins distributing about 600,000 doses. Lilly’s deal is valued at at least 720 million dollars.
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Disparities in Black Maternal Deaths Highlighted
A Black woman in the U S is three to four times more likely to die in childbirth than a white woman, even after accounting for insurance, family status, and zip code. Dr. Lynley Holman of Lawrence OB-GYN Specialists says Black women of childbearing age fear pregnancy, underscoring urgent concerns.
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LMH Health launches ID&E training for all providers
Holman announces new required inclusion diversity and equity training for physicians and advanced practice providers at LMH Health. The program, part of annual education, covers implicit bias, health disparities, cultural humility and an inclusive workplace to improve patient care across all populations. It involves in person sessions with guest speakers and online modules.
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