Survey found that 44% of Black Americans now feel confident performing CPR, a substantial increase of 14% compared to 30%. Dr. Ferguson discusses the importance of routine vaccination in children, along with barriers to vaccination. The panel shares perspectives on how climate change will impact community immunity and access to care. Vaccinated patients had significantly lower rates of postacute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 at 1 year after infection. To assess physician productivity, the researchers quantified and evaluated physicians' work using work relative value units Dr Chris Reddick discusses Takeda’s expanded partnership with PIH and their mission of breaking down healthcare barriers. LGBTQ+ youth were less likely to report feeling supported by their families or caregivers. According to the study, Native Americans and Hispanics traveled farther on average to see a neurologist than other race. Respiratory syncytial virus can cause a serious lower respiratory illness, to which infants are particularly vulnerable. Research revealed that 60% of the children had a known trigger of egg-induced anaphylaxis. Medication abortion obtained via mail after a no-test telehealth service was as effective as in-person medication abortion. Dr. Maria Ryan discusses the importance of prevention and education in promoting oral health. Peer-led education on vaccine science may help address undervaccination of children. Research has shown a troubling correlation between the use of hair relaxers and increased risk of certain cancers in women. A recent study projected a substantial increase in the economic burden of cardiovascular disease and stroke in the US. The Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling preserving access to mifepristone, a widely used abortion medication. The largest percentage increase in CRC was observed in children ages 10-14 years, with a staggering 500% rise in cases. Adults who participated in a health-based videoconference series had decreased sedentary time. Older Black adults with mild cognitive decline are more likely to live in areas with higher air pollution. Dr. Damien Croft of Organon discusses their work to address medical bias for improved women's health outcomes.