#SYMPTOMS

Ivana Fulli

DrFulli

#LongCOVID19 thread.Even only #chronicSmellingLoss #Anosmia can be devastating emotionally:Affected people loose any enjoyment in domains like food, ignore bad smelling warnings of many hazards, can become anxieux about body odours

Jon Silcock

jon_silcock

Pharmacy tweeps (scientists on the high street) you may be asked by patients for help to interpret COVID test results. I've suggestions about what to say, comments welcome. Question: My

Jens von Bergmann

vb_jens

There has been a lot of talk about the high positivity rates for COVID testing in BC. In a recent chat @dancoombsUBC hypothesized that the rise in positivity might (in

Dr. Joel C. Miller

joel_c_miller

I am a mathematical modeler of infectious disease. I believe models are very powerful, valuable, and tell us a lot.https://twitter.com/NateSilver538/status/1340533431638355968 Nate has relied heavily on a model to inform his

Erin C. Sanders, MSN, WHNP-BC (She/Her/Hers)

ErinSandersNP

1/ THREAD: Chagas Disease, the Vagus Nerve and #SARS_CoV_2 So, I was thinking more about #COVID19 and the continued neurologic symptoms that are reported specifically by #LongHaulers with #LongCovid. Particularly,

Alexandra Erin

AlexandraErin

I really despise the phony "follow the science" finger-wagging by people like Naomi Wolf who choose to flatten anything that's convenient from "less likely" to "impossible".This is the same thinking

mindfulhealthiskey

mindfulhealth1

A bit of med science y’all?Chicken pox is a virus. Lots of people had it, and probably don't think about it much once the initial illness has passed. But it

Carol Roth

caroljsroth

Thread/Progressive Dems like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders seek to gain power and buy votes by addressing symptoms, not root causes of problems. The problem with college debt is several-fold.

Summer

ChahtaSmmr

Haven’t said anything before now cuz I don’t have energy for a flood of sympathy & well meaning gushing from ppl but I’ve tested + for COVID.Plz spare the very

Eric Meyerowitz, MD

EricMeyerowitz

1/ We've learned so much since the beginning of the pandemic, but we still have not well defined the persistently asymptomatic fractionWhy is it important to describe this group and

George Monbiot

GeorgeMonbiot

I don’t want to speak too soon, but it’s day 10, and I seem to be emerging from my covid infection. In case it helps other people facing the virus,

Dr. Deena Hinshaw

CMOH_Alberta

We have encountered a technical issue in the reporting system, so we will be unable to provide detailed #COVID19AB case numbers today. This has not impacted our ability to identify

Alex Haagaard (they/them)

alexhaagaard

Oh hey, apparently today is Mastocytosis & Mast Cell Diseases Awareness Day, which I was uhh...not aware of til just now.So I guess I’m going to thread a bit about

Bruce Fenton

brucefenton

I’ve only been out in the world less than 10 times in the last year. Worn a mask less than 10 times. Went out yesterday.People have gone nuts. The masks,

Michael Lin, PhD-MD

michaelzlin

1/nExciting findings on the AZN vaccine:1. big trial (17k)2. tested 1 dose vs 2 doses (assessing 1-dose efficacy correctly, unlike Pfizer), and short vs long delay to dose 23. first

Netia McCray

netiamccray

After 5 months of explaining my #COVID19 symptoms, coordinating w/ fellow WOC long-haulers in NYC/BOS, and ordering my own labs to rule out other ailments, my PCP confirmed that my

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