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Some thoughts on prevalence and prevention....
I have a child with #celiacdisease. Global prevalence 1-2%
That means, even if undiagnosed, out of 1000 ppl, 10-20 of them will have #celiac
It's too many to be considered a "rare disease"
But not enough to be on everyone's radar
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There are a lot of kids with "something" but not a lot of kids with each "something." So if you add up all the kids w diabetes, celiac, cancer, cardiac disease you get to a bigger number
But each of these problems? Not huge
And - we can't really prevent most of these diseases.
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The burden of disease management falls on kids & their families
We don't serve #glutenfree food to everyone (except in my house!)
Or make sure foods have a low glycemic index
Or test to prevent spread of viruses that can wreak havoc on a compromised immune or cardiac system
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1/ How will our patients with #cognitiveimpairment keep #masks on and/or abide by #socialdistancing rules as stay at home orders are relaxed in the coming year.

#COVID has had me concerned for #socialisolation of my #geriatric patients, but I hadn't had time to think about
2/ the #consequences of the #pandemic on them in regards to the further #isolation that will occur

Today I had a visit w/ an incredible #dementia caregiver, truly a #superwoman. She was tearful sharing her concern about
3/how #socialisolation will continue for her and her husband much longer given he is unable to tolerate a mask on and/or abide by #socialdistancing rules.

I felt ashamed that I hadn't thought about this until now. I didn't have a solution for her and felt horrible.
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Today at #CovidTownHall: @JonnaMazet! #Epidemiologist & executive director of @OneHealthUCD at #1 vet school @ucdavisvetmed. On board of directors for @GlobalVirome, served on #USAIDPredict to find emerging viruses before they spread to humans. 1/3
ohi.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/people/jonna-m…
More from @JonnaMazet:
@TEDMED talk “What If We Could Immunize the World Against Pandemics?"
@KnowableMag (4.16.20)
knowablemagazine.org/article/health…
@KCBSRadio (4.6.20)
kcbsradio.radio.com/media/audio-ch…
@OneHealthUCD #COVID19 Town Hall (4.9.20)
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For those who can't attend today's #CovidTownHall at 3:30pm PDT with @JonnaMazet, you can access all recorded meetings ~24hr after here: video.ucdavis.edu/channel/channe…,
including those with @phylogenomics, @DrABrashear, @JamesEKHildreth, @sociovirology, & Brad Pollock 3/3
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Q: Am I able to move my loved one out of a nursing home/assisted living facility during this pandemic?

A: Although several factors can make #COVID19 dangerous to nursing home and assisted living residents, moving a loved one out can introduce more stressors and safety risks.
For most, moving may not be possible. If so, you can still maintain contact with your loved one and their care team through cards, letters, telephone, video chat, and even visits through a window. New routines can ease the burden of #socialisolation for your loved one. Image
This article summarizes questions to consider if you're thinking about relocating a loved one out of an assisted living facility/nursing home: pbs.org/newshour/healt…
#coronavirus #Covid_19 #SocialDistancing #coronavirus
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