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Victor Petrov

VictorPPetrov

in a pandemic that hits lungs, a story about the Balkans' biggest lung disease sanitorium, in Raduntsi, Bulgaria. Also a story of a hospital that survived WW2 and many other

Jordan Gauthier

drjgauthier

Our new paper on second infusions of CD19 CAR T-cells is finally out *in print* in @BloodJournal !https://doi.org/10.1182/blood.2020006770Time for a little Tweetorial Please retweet for your CAR T-cell friends/aficionados [THREAD

Hazardous Hospitals

hazardhospitals

In 1980, the BBC aired the film 'Minor Complications' as part of its 'Play for Today' series. Written by Peter Ransley, it was a devastating portrayal of a 'medical accident',

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

RATIONING CARE has begun in Southern California w/ 0% ICU beds in many hospitals. This is from a Pasadena, CA hospital declaring to all patients that #COVID19 emergency rationing of

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

There's a lot of talk about 'preserving healthcare' as a primary goal of pandemic management. That's not wrong, but it begs the question of what exactly we mean by 'preserving

Mackay Taggart

mackaytaggart

I respect the importance of strong quality control regarding Canada’s blood supply. But as a “recovered” #COVID19 case it pains me to hear the Cdn Blood Service ads promoting the

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

One vaccine figure to rule them all. 70,000 patients vaccinated in #COVID19 trials...Zero deaths. (Figure by @ashishkjha). #CovidVaccine 2) almost 75,000 patients vaccinated in these trials to be more exact...

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Kaalateetham

Thread on #AyurvedicSurgeonsI have been quiet on this issue because I have read history of medicine in India & written about it in my published articles. You can check them

Stephanie deGiorgio

DrSdeG

Anyone here running a long tail covid review service/clinic? People suffering symptoms are feeling a bit lost and thinking about what investigations might be good? FBC, RENAL, CRP, ESR, Glucose,

Sarah Kliff

sarahkliff

This is Monica Smith, a 45-year-old Indiana woman who was in a serious car wreck in 2016. She had health insurance. The hospital refused to bill it, instead pursuing her

el gato malo

boriquagato

this study looks important:it was controlled, prospective study. it's showing a stunning 71% mortality benefit in moderate to severe covid-19 cases even in the very old.remdesivir shows no morality benefit.baricitinib

Dr Samantha Batt-Rawden 💙

sbattrawden

Hello, I run a network for over 46K doctors. Things are really bad on the frontline and NHS doctors need help getting the word out. If you support the NHS

Hayley B: Student HV

HayleyBHV

I don’t usually use this account to talk about myself but: today’s obesity strategy has riled me a little and I want to talk about why. I have polycystic ovary

John Lichfield

john_lichfield

Time for another French Covid thread. The key stats– cases, deaths, acute cases and hospital population – are still climbing but not exploding. Cases are averaging 18,907 a day compared

Carrie Lucas

lucasite_lab

Thrilled to share our pre-print describing single-cell, TCR/BCR repertoire analyses, serum proteomics, and functional studies in MIS-C where we define features that help elucidate mechanisms of immune-mediated tissue damage. Here's

Sophie Almond

sophiealmond1

I’m currently researching the work of medical women on the home front during the Second World War, and want to share a story that I’ve come across (1/6) #MedTwitter

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