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Talk to Patients About: COVID-19 Variants.
Publication Type: Periodical
Source(s): Texas Medicine. Mar2022, Vol. 118 Issue 2, p47-47. 1p.
Abstract: The article presents the variants of COVID-19 have made their way through the U.S. and Texas, and new ones will almost certainly be coming along. Topics include the highly transmissible delta variant shoved aside the original SARSCoV-2 virus and any ot...
CDC: MANY ADULTS DON'T KNOW THEY NEED A COVID BOOSTER.
Publication Type: Periodical
Source(s): Texas Medicine; Mar2023, Vol. 119 Issue 2, p11-11, 3/4p
Abstract: The article informs A recent survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealed that many U.S. adults are not getting the COVID-19 bivalent booster due to lack of awareness, not knowing they are eligible for it, or feelin...
Texas BookShare: The program puts a novel twist on promoting healthy living to youth.
Publication Type: Periodical
Source(s): Texas Medicine. Apr2023, Vol. 119 Issue 3, p20-23. 3p.
Abstract: The article focuses on the Texas BookShare program, which provides health-related books to children in Texas through a collaboration between alliance chapters, county medical societies, local physicians, clinics, and community organizations. Topics cov...
PANEL STRESSES USING BOOSTERS TO FIGHT OMICRON.
Publication Type: Periodical
Source(s): Texas Medicine; Mar2022, Vol. 118 Issue 2, p7-8, 2p
Abstract: The article focuses on PANEL STRESSES USING BOOSTERS TO FIGHT OMICRON.
TEXAS PHYSICIAN LEADERS WIN TOP AMA HONORS.
Publication Type: Periodical
Source(s): Texas Medicine; Mar2022, Vol. 118 Issue 2, p6-7, 2p
Abstract: The article presents the ADVANCING COVID-19 VACCINES and countering vaccine misinformation going to great lengths to secure personal protective equipment. Topics include bolstering physician morale and professionalism in turbulent times, and the just a...
Preventable Pain: Another COVID-19 surge, vaccine hesitancy and hostility, and misinformation are compounding physicians' already-heightened emotional turmoil on the job.
Publication Type: Periodical
Source(s): Texas Medicine; Nov2021, Vol. 117 Issue 11, p16-21, 6p
Abstract: In this article, doctor Hilar Fairbrother shares emotional challenges she faced in her career during the Covid-19 pandemic. She states that during the first months of vaccine availability, she witnessed three patients in one shift – all in their 20s di...
TMA Moment in Time: Pandemic Response: The strength of organized medicine carried TMA and Texas physicians through an unprecedented public health crisis and beyond.
Publication Type: Periodical
Source(s): Texas Medicine; Mar2023, Vol. 119 Issue 2, p30-33, 4p
Abstract: The article discusses In the months before COVID-19 reached Texas, physicians were concerned and predicted a potential crisis. The Texas Medical Association (TMA) quickly mobilized its resources, formed a COVID-19 Task Force, and coordinated efforts to...
Resolved: To Get Involved in Organized Medicine: The TMA House of Delegates affects state and federal policy with physician-driven input.
Publication Type: Periodical
Source(s): Texas Medicine; Mar2023, Vol. 119 Issue 2, p14-19, 5p
Abstract: The article discusses Texas Medical Association's House of Delegates, the highest policymaking body of the organization, serves as a forum for physicians to propose policy changes and improvements that can benefit patients and colleagues in Texas. Phys...
COVID Complications: The pandemic became a major threat to maternal health.
Publication Type: Periodical
Source(s): Texas Medicine; Dec2022, Vol. 118 Issue 10, p36-38, 3p
Abstract: The article focuses on a report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office which shows the impact of COVID-19 on pregnant women, leading to maternal deaths in 2020 and 2021 across the U.S. It is discussed that pregnancy makes women more vulnerable to...
Challenge of a Lifetime: Jennifer Shuford, MD, helped lead Texas through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Publication Type: Periodical
Source(s): Texas Medicine; Aug/Sep2022, Vol. 118 Issue 7, p38-40, 3p
Abstract: The article reports that W hen Jennifer Shuford, MD, first heard about COVID-19 in mid-December 2019, the news seemed interesting but not something to worry about. "I'm personally not an alarmist," she told Texas Medicine. "So, when I hear rumors about...