#Respiratory

Chris McKeon

cjmckeon

Here’s some worrying anti-vaccine misinformation I found on - where else? - a neighbourhood Facebook page. I want to talk about it because it’s quite clever nonsense. It’s originally from

Phil Kerpen

kerpen

The American Academy of Pediatric *finally* weighs in on schools."the AAP strongly advocates that all policy considerations for the coming school year should start with a goal of having students

Walter M Chesnut

Parsifaler

1) GREAT DANGER: SARS-CoV-2 IS AN ATOPIC DISEASE. THE mRNA VACCINES ARE ELICITING A TH2 RESPONSE WHICH IS UNWANTED AGAINST A SUPERANTIGEN! Any SAg toxoid vaccines should be adjuvanted and/or

Michael Wilner

mawilner

Exclusive: The FDA's Stephen Hahn tells @McClatchy that emergency authorization for COVID-19 vaccines will not be automatic: “The bottom line is we can’t determine at this point, despite the very

Denver Ncube⚪

denvern3

1. African Philosophy must not remain static, it must evolve. Chivanhu must evolve to bring us into the next golden age. I know a Professor who left his job in

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

The #COVID19 epidemic is rapidly growing throughout the US. What happens now? Here I try to make some predictions, but mostly try to explain how I think about the epidemic.

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Huge ANTIBODY study in NYC among 40,000 health care professionals. Key #COVID19 findings:13.7% were seropositive. Of 6078 w/ previous PCR testing, 34.8% were PCR positive. Of previous PCR-positives, 6.5% had

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ Aerosols, droplets, & “flexible droplets”Trying to clarify key aspects. Details complex, give bottom lines 1st:Bottom line 1: If fall within 1-2 m of the person (WHO or CDC droplets),

⬆️Ventilation⬆️--⬇️#COVIDisAirborne risk⬇️ -Save💙

grahamja51

1. IMPORTANT !!!!! #COVIDisAirborne WHO - 03 Feb 2021 - "modes of transmission - still a respiratory virus - it goes through the air, there are droplets and AEROSOLS, particles

Matt McCarthy

DrMattMcCarthy

UPDATE: Coronavirus is the only respiratory virus I have ever encountered that causes inflammation of blood vessels (vasculitis). One of the great challenges in #COVID medicine is understanding why so

Peter Harling

PeterHarling

THREAD Infectious diseases have long shaped our culture—in ways you can trace through mentions of a disease in our literature. Here we see declining references to the plague in English

Nadiah Wan

lapetitemaligne

With so many cases now, it may take awhile before you get picked up and transported to a hospital or low risk centre like MAEPS once you are diagnosed Covid

Aaron Richterman, MD

AaronRichterman

Thankful to Singapore for surveillance systems that allow for the detailed studies required to truly assess the relative transmission risk of asymptomatic vs symptomatic cov-2 , which they find to

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) A Quebec public health advisor suggested Friday installing portable air purifiers in schools might produce the opposite effect, inadvertently causing the #coronavirus to spread in the air among students.

Brandon Morshedi, MD, DPT, FACEP, FAEMS

BMorshediMD

Day 4 of @DallasFireRes_q Medical Director Bootcamp is all about “Resus Academy” and Crit Care in AM, intense simulation in the PM. No more “scoop and run” with critical medical

Salty Major (Medical Type; 1 Each)

anccpt

Thread: COVID and the hospitalization process. Little housekeeping stuff: I am not speaking for a hospital or organization, just from my experience. I am a critical care nurse practitioner that

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