
What This New Executive Order Further Limiting Vaccines for Our Children Really Means at the Bedside
I have been sitting in anger and fear since the Executive Order (EO) was announced.
Dr. Anita Patel writes at the intersection of medicine and advocacy, translating what she sees in the pediatric ICU into the policy arguments that need to be made in Washington. It's where the science of pediatrics meets the urgency of now.
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I have been sitting in anger and fear since the Executive Order (EO) was announced.

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Stories from Inside the Walls of the Only “Family Prison” (for now)

I just spoke with Gabri, the daughter of Gabriel, who suffered a stroke in detention because lifesaving medications to prevent his stroke were withheld, he was shackled for no reason in a cell in a way that promoted stroke, he was not given water consistently, which can also promote a stroke, and he was not given timely medical care when he lost consciousness, which could have potentially…

I’ve been trying to come up with the words to describe what I experienced in Dilley and San Antonio, TX with Representative Castro, and the Democratic Women’s Caucus Members: Representatives Pressley, Ansari, Fletcher, and Rivas, and FWD.us. The first thought that came to mind was: there is no frickin’ way I’m going to fit every thought, every story, every moment, into one Substack post.

Senator Andy Kim figured it out: MediKids!

I had the honor of speaking with Gabriela, wife of Martin Soto, who put his own life at risk to start the hunger strike, and frankly the movement to protect the inmates of Delaney Hall.

A few years ago, my friend Jessica Malaty Rivera (Making Sense of Science) introduced me to Shot@Life, the UN Foundation’s global vaccine access campaign, and to Vaccinate Your Family, where I now sit on the board.

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