#Illness

Sally Rugg

sallyrugg

TW suicideMy dad died from suicide 10 years ago but if he hadn’t he’d have been 65 today.Suicide is a unique, complicated grief. I used to seek comfort imagining the

Stephania Bell

Stephania_ESPN

Really interesting to hear from expert sports cardiologists who are involved in testing athletes post-COVID-19 for rtp. Based on their experience over recent months, the thought process has evolved. For

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

Has the Evidence of Asymptomatic Spread of COVID-19 been Significantly Overstated? – Lockdown ScepticsThe answer is “Yes”. There really isn’t any evidence of true asymptomatic transmission. You can’t make people

Liz Bernstein

yeralizard

I un-RT'd a post that I RT'd yesterday because I think the person's point could have been made without throwing ND people under the bus and minimizing our struggles. It's

Brian Leversee

Brian_Leversee

(1) I understand leading by loving and protecting your congregation, honoring God given authority, and proceeding cautiously when you have little to no info. However, as we see this COVID

Laura Elliott

TinyWriterLaura

i missed this article a couple of weeks ago, and i am now caught in that strange space between empathy, and a scream of such frustration that it’s too big

Karla Hayward (She/Her)

KarlaHayward

Content warning: This is a #BellLetsTalk thread discussing a topic that is upsetting to many. This is my Dad when he and Mom began dating. He was struggling with

Michiel Tack

MTackCVS

1) New blog post in which Evelien and I analyze Canadian historian Edward Shorter’s view on ME/CFS.“If ME/CFS is an attempt to avoid stigma, it could be considered one of

Gaurav Probir Pramanik 🏳️‍🌈

gauravpramanik

Thread on living with cancer or someone with cancer: Cancer is often a disease that lasts a long time, and people may get treatment for many years. Sometimes, people close

Brittany

bccover

"Hospitals see high rates of mental illness in children during pandemic"https://newschannel20.com/news/local/hospitals-see-high-rates-of-mental-illness-in-children-during-pandemic Of all of the failings in not evolving with the sc

EJ

Ejmiller25

Lisa Montgomery was convicted of strangling a pregnant 23 year old Bobbie Jo Stinnett from behind and then removing Stinnett's unborn child, eight months into gestation, from her womb. When

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

I really don't find the term "long COVID" usefulI think it's confusing, particularly for the lay public - but if I'm honest even I'm not sure what it's referring to

Dr. David Pate

drpatesblog

Sure.Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, hydroxychloroquine quickly came to be widely used on the basis of very thin evidence—a very small randomized trial (1) and a poorly done small observational

Mark Mancini

MarkPMancini

I've never said this publicly, because I'm naturally private, but I suffer from depression. I have for many years, since I was 18. I know, by now, how to handle

Jackson Boxer

Jackson_Boxer

The @EveningStandard asked me and a few others about the impact of this lockdown. Basically we're still just about in the game, but unless we're allowed to reopen in December

Internet Person™⭐️

TimHerrera

imo this is the best piece of longform journalism published in the last decade i've prob read it six times and each time feels like the first https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/07/20/the-really-big-onebut i'm happy

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