#Disease

Linecook

LLinecook

A thumb on the scale for the virus, part 999: covid's fortuitous mutation in light of a paper it evidently read, and the related campaign of whoopsies This image is

David Steadson 🇦🇺🇸🇪🇪🇺🌍

DavidSteadson

Prof Jonas @Ludvigsson yesterday posted a response to questions about why he signed the Great Barrington Declaration. I hope he doesn't mind but I've translated it in to English for

Kurt "Masks Save Lives" Eichenwald

kurteichenwald

Nothing more fully underscores the intellectual bankruptcy of libertarianism than this by @robbysoave in @reason and the comments that follow it. The "everyone can choose how much risk to accept"

The Ferrari Lab

TheFerrariLab

Because it’s 2021 and we have to say the quiet parts out loud: Vaccinated individuals must still wear masks, distance, and be treated exactly the same as non-vaccinated individuals. This

James Todaro, MD

JamesTodaroMD

1/ Growing research demonstrating importance of protective T-cells against SARS-CoV-2 combined w/ prior research on influenza viruses suggest that nasal mucosa T-cells may explain the rising number of "positive" PCR

Jonathan Cedernaes

JCedernaes

A rather new #SARSCoV2 variant B.1.525 has been identified in some countries, e.g. England & the U.S.Id dates in photo below from https://cov-lineages.org/global_report_B.1.525.html.There is however no evidence so far that

Wrath Of Gnon

wrathofgnon

The most trad fruit tree of them all: the quince. Here's a gathering of Chinese quinces (Pseudocydonia sinensis). Quinces are inedible raw, only useful cooked. In the early days of

Adam Amin

adamamin

I was going to type some emotional tweet about how I’m thankful to be back on NFL coverage this week and I am but most of you don’t care and

Brian Resnick

B_resnick

The coronavirus came from nature.Here's my report on how it may be returning back to nature, and what that means for both human and animal health.https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2020/12/16/21826130/coronavirus-covid-19-in-animals

Joseph Allen

j_g_allen

1/ THREADI see a lot of misinterpretation/misuse of this set of 4 figures, and it's bugging me. (spoiler: it's the ORANGE figure that's causing the problem...) 2/ PURPLE: shows number

Jay Breneman

JayBreneman

THREAD: So I just compared 20 years of (available) flu data with COVID-19 in Erie County, PA. Here's the ugly chart, first draft. Enlarge to see details. -[CHART LEGEND]-GREEN: Cases

Smart Sync Services

SmartSyncServ

Hester Bio 2019-20 AR Notes Part 2Before you move ahead, get some background here:https://twitter.com/SmartSyncServ/status/1292710653879361536 1/Strategy for Sustainable Growth•Customer-centric approach•Win-win Partnerships•Operationa

Chris Godby

chgodby

Today's Ohio COVID update is up! Fantastic day for currently hospitalized - we're almost below 2,000. For those wondering if I'm seeing the vaccine effect in the data, the answer

Adam W Gaffney

awgaffney

Researchers must begin to speak with greater humility about what’s being called “long covid.” Fatigue, “brain fog”, dizziness, and hair loss are very non-specific symptoms. Millions develop such symptoms every

Shematologist, MD

acweyand

Time for another heme #tweetorial Let’s talk about Racism in medicine. Sadly, sickle cell disease (SCD) highlights this issue all too well. 1/n SCD encompasses a group of diseases characterized

aure

maureviv

COVID is not like fluAlso it is *not* a sepsisCOVID is no longer a syndromeLate, immune-mediated hurt (primarily vessel) is the main driver of organ dysfunction. Corticoids worksigned, someone who

By continuing to use the site, you are consenting to the use of cookies as explained in our Cookie Policy to improve your experience.