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Eric Feigl-Ding
DrEricDing
BREAKING—wow—WHO just recommended **against** the use of @GileadSciences’s drug remdesivir in hospitalized #COVID19 patients, citing “there is currently no evidence that remdesivir improves survival or reduces need for ventilation i
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Prof Chris P Gale
cpgale3
Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (#POTS) is a complex, multifaceted disorder that commonly affect young #women & impairs functional status & quality of lifehttps://www.jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jacc.2020.12.029#.YCuW5WRmvQE.tw
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#MEAction Network
MEActNet
Intensely in-depth article @moisesvm!"Many people - long-haulers, those with ME/CFS, scientists & doctors - worry about the long-term consequences of tens of millions of people infected with a virus that,
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Juan Lopez-Mattei
onco_cardiology
#SUCCOUR trial results are out. My congratulations to the authors for this great effort. It studied prospectively a cohort of 331 patients undergoing anthracycline tx with at least 1 risk
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Tony Breu
tony_breu
1/Why do we administer potassium to a goal of ≥4.0 mEq/L?As an intern, potassium (oral or IV) was likely my most common order. How did this become a key part
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Joanna Poole 💙
Jopo_dr
Little history of Lung Protective Ventilation [LPV] Ventilation first became widespread in the polio pandemics of the 20th century. Prior to that it has consisted more of using bellows to
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LGBTQ+AC
LGBTQNATA
Our committee met the other day and had a discussion about being transgender AND non-binary, only to then discover this excellent article highlighting that exact topic about WNBA player, Layshia
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Dondi West
dondiwest
Just a friendly reminder that a ransomware attack a few weeks ago resulted in patients being killed. I’m old school, where the loss of life was always an unacceptable risk.
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Tom Elliott
tomselliott
In light of the NY AG confirming @NYGovCuomo has been lying about the death toll resulting from his ordering Covid patients into nursing homes, let’s revisit how he’s handled questions
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Dr Philip Lee
drphiliplee1
NHS beds, an explainerhttps://twitter.com/PaulEmbery/status/1347585153212641280 Under normal circumstances, most NHS acute hospitals will have several types of inpatient areas1. Assessment unit 2. Specialty wards3. Intensive careAs well as
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Tom Grys, PhD
GrysClinMicro
One takeaway from the COVID pandemic must be the recognition that a market based approach to public health is a disaster. Even the terms imply the priorities. Public health puts
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Laurie Garrett
Laurie_Garrett
New study, "observed that IgG levels & neutralizing antibodies in a high proportion of individuals who recovered from #SARSCoV2 infection start to decrease w/in 2–3 mos after infection. In another
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David Lat
DavidLat
1/ This excellent thread from @ASlavitt (via @Neal_Katyal) offers support, comfort, and hope to the many people who are struggling with depression, anxiety, or hopelessness during the #CoronavirusPandemic.https://twitter.com/ASlavitt/status
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arkancide_is_real
Arkancideisreal
David Boulware's @NEJM dataset has been released and it's an interesting read. All the criticisms that were made of the paper remain valid, and confirm that the study was intended
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Catharine Richert
CatRichert
THREAD Here's something I know to be true (because I'm married to one): Doctors don't routinely talk to reporters. So when they do, you should listen:https://www.mprnews.org/story/2020/11/06/minn-doctors-already-feeling-effects-
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F. Perry Wilson, MD MSCE
fperrywilson
This is a HUGE problem and not just because it is annoying, it will 100% exacerbate health disparities. (Thread)https://twitter.com/polly/status/1348464494108954626 My group is running a small (n=200) trial to see if
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