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A Pregnancy and A New HIV Diagnosis: Case Study from Clinician Consultation Center

Pregnant woman stands holding her stomach

By Carolyn Chu, MD, MSc, Clinical Director of the Clinician Consultation Center

A Hotel Housekeeper, A Needle Stick, A Hepatitis C Diagnosis: Case Study from the Clinician Consultation Center

hotel housekeeper

By Carolyn Chu, MD, MSc, Clinical Director of the Clinician Consultation Center

Wintertime at the Hospital: Flu Shots, RSV, and the 2019 Influenza Season

Child receives vaccine

By Laszlo Madaras, MD, MPH

As many of us in health centers and hospitals around the country can attest, we are in the midst of the flu season.  Seasonal flu activity typically occurs between October and May, although flu viruses are around all year. Usually, the flu season peaks between December and February.

In the Field: MCN and Rebirth Inc Team Up for Training of Trainers Workshop

Training of Trainers with Rebirth inc

 

Over the weekend, MCN continued their project “Filling the Gap in Worker Training: Capacity Building for Occupational Safety and Health” by holding a Training of Trainers workshop for Rebirth, Inc in Salisbury, Maryland, which is home to MCN’s Eastern Region Office.

Climate Change: New England Journal of Medicine Asks Clinicians to Act

sun setting

 

Dr. Laszlo Madaras on Immigration: Care and Respect is Part of the American Character

Part of the american character

 

Structural Differential: New England Journal of Medicine Features Maine Migrant Health

Workers harvest  blueberries

[photo by Earl Dotter]

Puerto Rico: Fortaleciendo relaciones y construyendo en la comunidad para prepararse para el próximo desastre

East Coast Office in Puerto Rico

 

Clinician Action Today: Why Public Charge Affects Public Health

Changes to public charge

 [photo by Earl Dotter] 

Today is the final day for public comments on the Trump Administration’s proposed changes to public charge. Despite the proposal not yet being into effect, the consequences are already being felt.

In the Spotlight: Robert Corona, Health Network Associate

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