📉 Medicaid cuts could strip opioid treatment from 150,000 people, LDI and @bostonu.bsky.social researchers warn. A @nytimes.com editorial says this threatens the 25% drop in overdose deaths since 2023. Progress is fragile — and lives are at risk. Read the editorial: www.nytimes.com/2025/08/28/o...

Low-barrier wound care is critical for people who use drugs, especially as xylazine drives a surge in necrotic wounds. LDI's @eleanorturi.bsky.social, Shoshana Aronowitz, Amanda Bettencourt, @dsmandell.bsky.social, Courtney Wolk, & colleagues show how we can scale this care effectively.

Grateful for the opportunity to raise awareness about energy insecurity - an important and understudied issue expected to worsen in the face of climate change.

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Nurse practitioners are increasingly filling a gap that is expected to widen as the senior population explodes and the number of geriatricians declines. kffhealthnews.org/news/article...

Dr. Oz walked through Kensington to hear how crucial Medicaid is in fighting the overdose crisis, but the work requirements he backs will cut care. Most people with substance use disorders are already locked out of the job market. Tying healthcare to work ignores that reality—and puts lives at risk.

Our mixed methods study on strategies to scale up low barrier wound care for people who use drugs is now published in Harm Reduction Journal. Grateful to our community partners and participants for their insight. Open access: link.springer.com/article/10.1... #harmreduction #woundcare #xylazine

New pub: Better nurse work environments, education, and skill mix = better outcomes for patients with chronic wounds—lower mortality, shorter stays, and safer discharges. Bedside nurses matter. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/... #nursing #woundcare #healthpolicy #nursingresearch

Bedside RNs and PhD nurses are essential to health care, but nurse-scientists are forced to choose between caring for patients and driving research forward. We need to invest in nurses who can do both. Our new @statnews.com op-ed is out: www.statnews.com/2025/04/28/n... #Nursing #FirstOpinion

At #ENRS2025, Julie Szymaszek presented our study on improving low-barrier wound care for people who use drugs. Using community-engaged research, we identified strategies to expand care. Thanks to our partners & ENRS for the platform! #HarmReduction #ImplementationScience #NursingResearch #ENRS

Proud of our staff Scout Gilson who was interviewed for this excellent @npr.org piece from @brianmannadk.bsky.social. Grateful for her & the many other advocates + service providers whose expertise + passion contribute to the reduction in OD fatalities across the nation. www.npr.org/2025/03/10/n...

BREAKING: Trump signs an executive order that attempts to restrict all schools that receive federal funds from protecting trans and nonbinary students or supporting diversity measures, while at the same time purporting to advance "patriotic education." www.documentcloud.org/documents/25...

Some worthwhile charities to consider donating to, especially if you are in Philly. share.inquirer.com/LjrUO5

In support of the White House's issuance of an executive order allowing state Medicaid to reimburse locked storage counseling, we provide a perspective on why this is important, effective, and cost-conscious. #healthpolicy #GVP #MedSky #2024FirearmResearchConf www.healthaffairs.org/content/fore...

Mobile healthcare is vital to addressing the wound care crisis in Philly, especially for those experiencing homelessness and substance use disorders. A proposed bill seeks to limit these services in Kensington. People deserve care in their communities. Read more: www.inquirer.com/opinion/comm...