#Acute

Dr. Steve Easterbrook

SMEasterbrook

It's been a few days since I came home from hospital, so a good time to reflect on what it's like inside an Ontario Hospital during COVID-19. The nurses put

Omnintensivist

GoodishIntent

Live tweeting #HRreloaded tonight! First up is COVID intubation and what we've learned from those who faced COVID before us.Hoo boy there was some drama regarding who should be intubated.

Damian Roland

Damian_Roland

There has been justifiable concern about the impact of #COVID19, and particularly the lockdown, on children. Our @LancetChildAdol paper evaluates delayed presentations to Emergency Departments (and it's not what you

Dr. Erin L Thomas

ErinLThomasPhD

After weeks of research, I’ve identified 4 categories of solutions employers should consider to support parents through the next year of childcare & education. On the back of a pandemic.

JAC-AMR

jac_amr

1/12 A question that keeps popping up: what is the impact of #COVID_19 on global bacterial #AntimicrobialResistance rates? -A thread with links to recent papers on this topic (please add

Emily Cureton

emilycureton

The week Oregon tightened restrictions, and daily CV19 deaths hit an all time high, 50+ Republican state lawmakers and county officials asked Democratic Gov. Kate Brown to let locals decide

Dr Michelle Kelly-Irving

shell_ki

In our research team we work on understanding how #HealthInequalities are constructedWe've heard about Black and ethnic minority populations having worse health outcomes, as well as socially disadvantaged peopleBut HOW

el gato malo

boriquagato

covid has a seasonal/regional infection pattern. policy has not stopped or slowed it.we tended to look at certain countries early on and assume that whatever they did was working if

David Burney

jdburney1

This has been known since the beginning of this plannedemic, just unreported by media.https://twitter.com/united__UK/status/1342491868584693763 For those wondering, it is right on the NIH website.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PM

Francis Deng, MD

francisdeng

Do the benefits outweigh the risks in using MRI gadolinium-based contrast media (GBCM) in patients with kidney disease?MAJOR new consensus statement from @RadiologyACR and @NKF published in @Radiology_RSNA at https://doi.org/10.1148/radiol.

Venkatesh Rao

vgr

Been reflecting on wealth and success (in conventional sense, which may involve some combination of wealth, fame, accomplishment, historic impact, etc) lately.Both are things I am not personally very motivated

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

2015: "To examine the emergence potential (the potential to infect humans) of circulating bat CoVs, we built a chimeric virus encoding a novel, zoonotic CoV spike protein -from the RsSHC014-CoV sequence that was isolat

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Gronnet

In #Sweden #LongCovid is not yet recognized by the authorities. Head Physician @thomaslinden claims that ”there is no definition of this” and refuses to use the word ”LongCovid” or even

Rebekah Honce

RRHonce

We’re living in two pandemics:1. COVID192. COVID19 conspiraciesScience can be confusing (even if you are a scientist!) and it doesn’t help that scientific facts about our current situation are matched

Karl Dierenbach @Dierenbach on Gab/Parler

Dierenbach

If you're 25-44 years old, you're 3.6 times more likely to die from a cause brought on by our reaction to Covid than Covid itselfIf you're under 65, your chances

SK Jo

invigilator4

1/ I am about to open up about getting health care in Saskatchewan during the COVID pandemic. After months of delaying taking the step to detox from alcohol addiction under

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