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I tell my patients every day that vaccines are safe, effective & save lives. @CDCgov released the 2024 immunization schedules for adults and children. Your family physician can help you make a plan to get vaccinated & ensure you’re protecting yourself and loved ones from illness.
The CDC (@cdcgov) has released the 2024 vaccines schedules for children, adolescents and adults, including the latest #COVID19 vaccine and #RSV vaccines and therapeutics for those eligible. See the updated schedules here: bit.ly/3SdnRLM
#PatientCare matters
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Dr. Tochi Iroku-Malize swearing in Dr. Lee Carter the incoming President of the Alabama Academy of Family Physicians at the annual meeting in Destin, Florida.
@jmeigsjr and I got our selfie with @drmikesevilla. Thank you #socialambassadors!! @aafp #AAFPFMX
Congratulations @tilimd incoming @aafp #President. @jmeigsjr and I are happy to be a part of your journey.
We must rise up #FMRevolution and seize the moment @familydocwonk
#HappyBirthday to our #beautiful #talented and #Godly daughter @dixiedarlins13. May the coming year be filled with #Blessings. #Love you. 🎶💕 @jmeigsjr
Happy National Rural Health Day everyone! 🎉
@ruralhealth #PowerofRural
molly meigs retweeted
youtu.be/E0OFGcpmvtE – at Tuscaloosa, AL
molly meigs retweeted
#MedicaidExpansion is a good deal. The federal government pays for 90% of the cost. Alabama only has to pay for 10% and the feds just gave us a deal that would effectively cover the full cost of expansion for at least a few years.
@GovernorKayIvey, take the deal. #alpolitics
molly meigs retweeted
#Tianeptine, an over the counter dietary supplement, became a Schedule II controlled substance in AL on March 15th. It will not be available to purchase over the counter. It works on opioid receptors in the brain and can create similar symptoms to opioid use disorder/withdrawal.
Interesting, right? Turns out that @aafp was right - people want to get their COVID vaccine at their physician’s office. Let’s listen to people and resource primary care and let them do what their patients want them to do - vaccinate people.
@GovernorKayIvey making headlines in The New York Times this morning. “Urging sense and science, even when her party bristled”

































