336LETTERS EID use and normal 7-day PFIs first emerged in the 50-100 µg pill era! Indeed, in the Mayo Clinic-based collected series, 7 16/25 women who, despite allegedly good pill-taking, conceived on enzyme-inducers were taking 50 µg pills; and the remaining nine were taking 100 µg pills (with mestranol)! Please, may we have our tricycle back?
The Georgia Health Sciences Library Association (GHSLA) and the Georgia Alliance for Health Literacy (GAHL) partnered to educate residents about reliable health information online to raise health literacy awareness across the state of Georgia. The two groups received a gubernatorial declaration designating October as Health Literacy Month in Georgia. Information was posted online and demonstration workshops were held. The networking opportunities that resulted have allowed for additional partnerships and grant support to address the vital health literacy information needs of those with health disparities through clinician training and additional workshops.
In recognition of the twentieth anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), this survey updates the progress and reflects on the status of academic health sciences library services for people with disabilities since the Nelson study in 1996. The results of this survey extend beyond academic libraries to hospital libraries and include areas where all libraries can improve disability access. Based on a 24% response rate, libraries have addressed accessibility of technology in cost-effective and relatively easy ways. Libraries are reactively rather than proactively making changes to services for persons with disabilities.
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