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    Musk draws mockery in Ukraine-Russia war chatterโ—#Ukraine #Russia #ElonMusk ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿคฃ RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:756gaaeewovgn4axja34ajne/post/3mxmropmcls2uMmastodonWarUkraine12 d ago

    Elon Musk is being mocked online in posts tagged with Ukraine and Russia, where users are sharing jokes and laughing reactions about his involvement in commentary around the war. Little verified detail is available beyond the hashtags and amused responses, but the episode reflects ongoing public irritation with Musk's role in Ukraine-related debates.

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    Joint Commission Honors UPMC Genomic Surveillance Programโ—Joint Commission Awards UPMC for Genomic Surveillance Programโœ‰newsScienceBiology2 d ago

    UPMC has received an award from the Joint Commission in recognition of its genomic surveillance program. The program tracks and analyzes genetic data on pathogens to help detect and respond to infectious disease threats across the health system. The recognition highlights UPMC's growing role in hospital-based genomics and infectious disease monitoring, a field drawing increased attention from healthcare quality bodies.

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    UPMC offers free breast health evaluations in Harrisburgโ–ผUPMC offers free breast health evaluations in Harrisburg to boost cancer awarenessโœ‰newsHealth2 d ago

    UPMC is providing free breast health evaluations in Harrisburg as part of an effort to raise awareness about breast cancer. The initiative aims to make screenings more accessible to local residents and encourage early detection. Details on dates, eligibility and locations can be found through UPMC directly.

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    Study on short-form video harm sparks talk of blocking toolsโ—This is quite serious. https:// pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/ PMC11939997/ There's a variety of tools to block short viMmastodonTechnologyInternet34 d ago

    A recent peer-reviewed research article examining the effects of short-form video consumption on mental health is being shared alongside calls to action, with readers urging others to use apps and tools that block short videos. The discussion links heavy short-video use to anxiety, depression, stress and reduced productivity, and people are exchanging the blocking tools they personally rely on to cut down their screen time.

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    California COVID surge continues as masks urgedโ—# California # COVID surge continues. Masks masks masks. (Terrifying cheerful graphic from? based on? https:// pmc19.comMmastodonHealthPandemics115 d ago

    A new COVID-19 wave is building in California, with case numbers continuing to rise and renewed calls for people to wear masks indoors. Public health trackers linked to the Pandemic Mitigation Collaborative are being shared widely, showing the surge's trajectory, while commentators question the gap between the alarming data and the upbeat style of its graphics.

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    UPMC Rehabilitation Institute marks one year of adaptive esports programโ—UPMC Rehabilitation Institute celebrates first anniversary of monthly adaptive esports programโœ‰newsCultureGaming2 d ago

    The UPMC Rehabilitation Institute is marking the first anniversary of its monthly adaptive esports program, which gives people with disabilities the chance to play competitive video games using adapted equipment. The Pittsburgh hospital program is being highlighted in local coverage as an example of how gaming can support rehabilitation and social connection for patients.