#Treatments

Rebecca Livingston

RebeccaMLiv

Respiratory Physios are helping to save lives all over the world. For those of you who’d like to know more, here are some of the things a respiratory physio does

Matt Southward

matt_southward_

Just accepted at @SCPdiv12's CP:SP!Jen Cheavens, @SauerZavala, & I wrote up a framework to specify which parts of emotion regulation skills use researchers are studying and which contribute most to

🌽 Dreadful Cockroach 🎃

DreadRoach

Signs of ableism to watch out for in activists:-Establishing 'bare minimum' standards for activism that demand long hours of daily work, constant exposure to emotionally devastating material, or physical labor.-Dismissing

Prof. Taylor G. Petrey

TaylorPetrey

I've been preparing a syllabus on "Race and the Bible" which has been a really fulfilling exercise but I noticed something interesting I wasn't looking for but of course jumped

Doctor-Baron 17cShyteposter, DDS

17cShyteposter

One of the enduring mysteries of corona-chan is how much institutional opposition there's been to cheap, low (or even zero) risk at-home treatments and prophylacticsAll of the Approved Science has

Force User (#UnitedagaintKPOP)

forceuser96

Thread on Shirdi Sai Baba:- Sai was first seen in Shirdi as a young boy meditating under a neem tree. The villagers were surprised to see a young saint in

Cait S. Kirby (she/her)

caitskirby

I tweeted this because I attended a talk about equity and inclusion with 600+ other folks where we were told that "differently abled" is preferable to "disabled" because disabled is

𝐉𝐚𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐬𝐭

JayCostTWS

DeSantis in his press conference rn says that the 25-44 age group is testing at almost 20% positive. "This is basically socializing." DeSantis says that Florida has flattened the curve

Riaz Gilani

RiazGilani

Massive trend of people turning to alternative therapies because hospitals are busy with COVID patients. [Thread] Those who have followed me long enough know that I am very sceptical about

Arlette

ArlettePoolen

And we're on for part three of #ME101 !Part three: science and 'science'To (re)read part 2:https://twitter.com/ArlettePoolen/status/1335388274379137025?s=19 The science in ME can be divided in two parts: biomedical research and

🟥 Supernothing™ 🏁

_Tomothyy_

NOTICE - Long thread In the wake of spending the last few months acquainting myself more with the current political climate, and the world of current events, I would like

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

One of the most common questions myeloma patients ask me is: Should I get a stem cell transplant, and if so when should I do it? The update of the

Adam Fleming

adamfleming

REALLY interesting chat with @AstraZeneca on #BBCNewscast about the Oxford COVID19 vaccine. They’re working on the basis you’ll need TWO doses and will then be protected for 12-24 months. (1)https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p08m8kv6

John Orchard

DrJohnOrchard

Links now posted to my full series of #MedicalReversal blogs at @BJSM_BMJ on the topic of Cortisone Injections for knee osteoarthritis; why this is a medical reversal that will eventually

Jack Wilkinson

jd_wilko

I have 15 minutes, so here are some thoughts about ‘sibling-oocyte’ trials in IVF. Generally, these involve taking a woman’s oocytes(eggs) produced from ovarian stimulation, and randomly dividing in half.

Alpha OmegaEnergy "The Energy Kraken"

AOECOIN

#Breaking #Breakingnews 6 People Roll Over DEAD from #Phizer #Vaccine Trial.Pfizer says "Oh nothing to worry about, it changes nothing" Their Former Head of #Science turned #Whistleblower is screaming foul

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