#Respiratory

Faheem Younus, MD

FaheemYounus

So I’m hearing many myths about #COVID-19 and would like to quickly clear the record. Coronavirus will go away in Sumer months. Wrong. Previous pandemics didn’t follow weather patterns plus

Asit #UseAirbornePrecautions #Please 😷🪟

akm5376

In case you did not know this before, apologies for bringing you this visual. There are likely millions of airborne particles around you, at this very moment. Not all of

liberoiltarian

HoustOil

LONG WINDED THREAD. COVID presents a unique challenge to our perceptions of risk. It's absolutely correct to point out that healthy people in their 50s and younger mostly do not

Ryan McNamara 🧬

Ryan_Mac_Phd

Very interesting piece by the @nytimes in regards to SARS-CoV-2 surveillance, or lack thereof, in the U.S. Having been involved in sequencing SARS-CoV-2 among the population, I had a few

Dr. Lynora Saxinger 🇨🇦

AntibioticDoc

A thread about core measures against COVID-19- people are asking if they need to be changed because the variants of concern situation. I'd be happy to be corrected but I

Tay

TaylorQuant

NOVACYTCan Q16 & Q32's be used for cancer screening?Hell yes Bob!Once these are installed they will decentralise ALL types of testing. See example use cases from PrimerDesign themselves:#NCYT #ALNOV #NVYTF

Dr. Liam Healy

drliamhealy

Michael, from Carrigtwohill, is rushed to CUH in an ambulance.He has a temperature, a cough and difficulty breathing. He is extremely unwell. He is diagnosed with COVID-19. He is placed

Dr. Alex Huffman

HuffmanLabDU

1/ The updated #CDC guidelines on #ventilation from yesterday are important b/c they provide a clear, practical set of tools for a critical aspect of battling the still raging #COVID

Andrew💙Croxford

andrew_croxford

#LongCovid (also called post-COVID syndrome (PCS)) is defined by NICE as “signs and symptoms that develop during or following an infection consistent with COVID-19 which continue for more than 12

Gabriel Bosslet

gbosslet

There is chatter about this study in @nature that "disproves" asymptomatic spread- ergo, lockdowns were unneeded.Let's unpack this because I think this is a blatant misinterpretation of this amazing study.https://go.nature.com

Gertrud Rey PhD (Trudy)

GertrudRey

Does a first infection with SARS-CoV-2 make a person immune to a second infection? This question is one of the prevailing issues in the current pandemic. A thread (also at

KitsonJ

KitsonJ1

I really think this is a huge danger. We are getting the vulnerable into enclosed spaces for 15mins minimum, sometimes much longer, with no real idea if someone in the

Tyler Shandro

shandro

More than 25,000 doses of #COVID19 vaccine doses are coming next week to help protect those who put themselves at risk caring for our most vulnerable. This is in addition

Dr. Deborah Houk

DrDebChi

My thoughts on IU Health’s official statement regarding the tragic death of Dr. Susan Moore... Here is their statement:https://iuhealth.org/for-media/press-releases/directly-addressing-the-issue-of-racial-equity-in-our-facilities?fbclid=I

Alexsis Rodgers

aerodgers

THREAD: The resignation of RPD Police Chief William Smith is not enough. The absence of one officer cannot make up for the absence of accountability from the Mayor’s office. 1/9https://www.nbc12.com/2020/06/16/mayor-stoney-announces-richm

Robin Redmile-Gordon

WhatNowDoc

I have the outline of a theory. Hear me out. In New York a study has recently reported on a reevaluation of some 20,000 who died there in 1918, ostensibly

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