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    2025 Rare Cancer Day Spotlight Blog - 6 day(s) ago

    Ahead of Rare Cancer Day 2025 (September 30th) the Rare Cancer Coalition will be publishing spotlights on your rare cancer community. We want to highlight the incredible people in this community who are helping us improve the well-being of individuals living with rare cancer, and their families. Everyone has their own story to tell, and we want to hear yours! Looking for inspiration as you submit your own story? Check out NORD’s Patient Stories blog to see all currently published stories here, or contact acaron@rarediseases.org for more information.

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    AcademyHealth Request for Additional Information: Federal Data Removal - 16 day(s) ago

    Since late January, in response to Executive Orders and directives from the Trump Administration, the federal government has removed or modified thousands of webpages and resources containing a wide range of data and information from public health agencies. In response to this, AcademyHealth, along with eight other plaintiffs, has joined a federal lawsuit seeking to restore access to this critical data. Washington State Medical Association et al. v. Kennedy et al. seeks to restore the removed data and establish legal protection against future efforts to suppress public health information. Read more in AcademyHealth’s press release. We already have a strong case—our legal arguments are grounded in constitutional protections and backed by the real-world implications of lost access to data. However, based on prior rulings, including the Doctors for America case, we anticipate that the court may limit its remedy to restoring only those datasets whose removal is shown to have caused concret

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      We can’t advocate for better data access and accountability without your help. If you’ve lost access to critical datasets or had your work disrupted by recent federal changes, share your story by Aug. 8. We need your voice: https://t.co/9RHY2v9dZI

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    Pediatric NeuroSonology Symposium Aug 22, 8-11 AM EST (US) - 16 day(s) ago

    As a part of the 50-year celebration of Wake Forest NeuroUltrasound courses, we’re planning a virtual Pediatric Neurosonology Symposium on Aug 22, 8-11 AM EST (US)—because the only thing better than scanning brains is talking about it with other people who scan brains. This is your chance to shape the agenda. Submit a session, panel discussion, or brief lecture topic. Guidelines: 10-15 min talks with suggested speakers. All pediatric settings are welcome—outpatient, inpatient, emergency medicine, and intensive care unit. Talks can focus on education, clinical applications, or research innovations focused on pediatric applications of neuro ultrasound. Please help us build something useful, relevant, and practical. Submission deadline: Aug 1, 2025 Course Co-directors Aarti Sarwal and Bogdana Zoica Registration link for Aug 22 Symposium: https://vcuhealth.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_z6Ex1R1pRqCarb8lIgCROA Ultrasound MedEd offerings: https://neurology.vcu.edu/education/cpe/

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    Annals of Family Medicine 2025 Reader & Author Survey - 21 day(s) ago

    This anonymous 3‑question survey will help shape future content at  Annals of Family Medicine. No names or emails are collected. Thank you!

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      Take our short, anonymous 3-question survey to help shape the future of Annals of Family Medicine. No names, no emails, just your input! Click here to begin: https://t.co/ENJQpX3KaO https://t.co/aTpVhoKFet

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    Petition to the Royal College of Physicians Council - Reinstate Professor Partha Kar - 24 day(s) ago

    We, the undersigned Fellows and Members of the Royal College of Physicians, call on Council to: Overturn the decision to suspend Professor Partha Kar made by a Standing Panel of Censors — a decision reportedly taken with no right of reply. Review the disciplinary process to ensure it complies with the RCP Bye-Laws (particularly Chapter 34), and with basic principles of fairness and transparency. Recognise the lack of proportionality, especially where a duty of candour regarding population safety should override faith in the internal authority of the College. This action appears disproportionate, lacking due process, and inconsistent with how other recent cases — such as those involving previous senior officers — have been handled. Raising concerns about College policy, including on Physician Associate roles, should not be grounds for exclusion. We request that this matter be tabled at the Council meeting on 15th July 2025. Signed,

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