The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced that it will transition medical Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs) from states to its federal site. "Bringing in-house CDRs will improve service to our most vulnerable Americans."
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Another recent study found that Long COVID is more likely in people who have experienced traumatic stress.
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WED FEB 4: Virtual meeting for all on #disability services in Minnesota. ASL interpretation and CART live captioning provided.
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Long COVID in kids: Just-published study finds increased school absences, memory problems, difficulty making friends.
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NIU Visual Disabilities students visited the Wisconsin School for the Blind and Visually Impaired to observe Braille, mobility, and life skills classes. Source: #NIUToday
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Remote finger‑prick blood tests can accurately detect Alzheimer’s biomarkers from home, helping expand research and access to testing. Source: #MedicalXpress
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Type 2 diabetes raises the risk of Parkinson’s, dementia, and death, but after PD diagnosis, the risk flattens except in people under 70. Source: #Parkinsonism
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Wisconsin #Medicaid is projected to exceed its current budget by about $213M, driven by higher enrollment, long‑term care use, and rising drug/mental health costs. Source: #WPR
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A community health fair in Bismarck saw participation double, connecting residents with health screenings, benefits support, and counseling resources. Source: #KFYRTV
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A small trial suggests immune therapy may reduce vessel inflammation and prevent repeat heart attacks; none of the treated patients had another attack over two years. Source: #MedicalXpress
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#Minnesota health officials report 2,946 #flu hospitalizations this season, with spikes after Christmas. 176 school and 57 long-term care outbreaks have also been confirmed. Source: #VoiceOfAlexandria
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#Minnesota is rejecting the CDC’s scaled-back childhood vaccine guidance and will follow medical experts instead. Health officials say the change protects against disease and reduces confusion. Source: #BringMeTheNews
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Student‑run cafes and shops in schools are teaching teens, including students with disabilities, real‑world work, daily living, and social skills as they prepare for college and careers. Source: #DisabilityScoop
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Lakeside Curative Services says it will permanently eliminate 56 positions by March 2026. Other community services will continue. Source: #WeAreGreenBay
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Rep. Zeleznikar says Minnesota's 2026 session expanded government too quickly and lacked accountability. Cites underfunded audits, unmet care needs, and trust fund concerns. Source: #DuluthNewsTribune
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Minnesota’s 511 system offers real‑time traffic, road, weather, and construction updates via phone (dial 511), website, or app, all designed to help travelers plan safer trips. Source: #StarNews
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Many Minnesotans with disabilities still face barriers to work, from limited transportation and denied accommodations to benefits that discourage employment. Structural change is needed. Source: #MinnesotaCouncilOnDisability
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Minnesota’s MA-EPD helps people with disabilities stay employed, but the system is due for reform. Smoother renewals and better access could preserve both health and dignity.
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#Medicaid expansion didn't raise overall #PrEP coverage, but it did boost access where #HIV risk is higher. Biggest gains: white men ages 25–34. Racial gaps persist. Source: #HealthAffairs
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