There were a few tweets in the #debatehealth stream during the last debate and more people used it on Tuesday night.
Health policy wonks unite! RT @jasonmillman: For a second, I thought Candy said”IPAB.” Nope, iPad.
— Hisham Rana, MD (@hrana) October 17, 2012
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Health Care Costs Will Exceed Average Household Income By 2030 #ACA aims to address this. #DebateHealth #debate2012articles.businessinsider.com/2012-03-15/new…
— Mark Ryan (@RichmondDoc) October 17, 2012
Healthcare for all means a healthier workforce=productivity. Preventive care matters! #debatehealth
— Adriana linares (@linares150_a) October 17, 2012
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All the healthcare folks in that particular conversation seemed to be fans of both the President and Obamacare.
@rgbmd maybe the #RealRomney job plan is keeping docs in business by worsening air pollution? #debate2012 #DebateHealth
— Mark Ryan (@RichmondDoc) October 17, 2012
MT @atychen: Thanks to #Obamacare, a whole lot of #medstudents have health care while becoming doctors. #DebateHealth #meded
— Vinny Arora (@FutureDocs) October 17, 2012
RT @elizabeth_wiley: Obama has improved access to #meded through #pellgrants and federal direct lending #debatehealth #medstudents
— Kate Michi Ettinger (@k8ethics) October 17, 2012
Where’s the right place to find conservative healthcare professionals on Twitter? Recommend a hashtag or a group of people to follow so we can highlight their comments also.
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