#Anecdotal

Fuchsia Hart

FuchsiaHart

#Ramadan2020 is on the way, but I've recently been reading a bit about Ramadan in the early-19th century in Iran. I think most non-Muslims probably associate Ramadan with not eating,

Chris Creech

thechriscreech

Due to recent events, let’s look at some ways that Christianity, politics, patriotism, and nationalism have mingled in unhealthy ways throughout my life. Not that all of these by themselves

Vijay

scanman

If there's one thing that I wish will change after this #Covid19India #lockdown, I hope it's the Indian tradition of visiting a patient admitted in a hospital. This has, over

The Immunologist

eclecticbiotech

A thread on the recent #NEJM paper discussing compassionate-use of #remdesivir in #COVID19. No control group, no data on viral loads (for an antiviral drug), no measurements of efficacy other

Dr Nisreen Alwan 🌻

Dr2NisreenAlwan

THREAD *********1/3 The case for #LongCovidThis is the term to use to describe the state of not recovering from #COVID19 after 4 weeks from onset of symptoms. Here we state

imran

meemainseen

Charles Allen in 'Soldier Sahibs' quotes a Pukhtun proverb"First comes one Englishman, as a traveler or for shikar;then come two and make a map;then comes an army and takes the

Amit Phansalkar

asuph

This is an intentionally scary thread about #COVID19. I don't want to start it with "I don't mean to scare you". Because, frankly, I do. We ALL need to be

jacqueline nora

jnvincentMD

THREAD: Gender, race and #BPD diagnosisThis has been on my mind a lot lately. The label of 'borderline personality disorder' is already one that comes with a lot of baggage,

sangye

rye_awry

Being on the very bottom of Alabama has its perks, especially if you're into birds. I'm not really a birder, but I run in circles close to some. Right off

Jacob Fiala

jacob_fiala

A week since last update, the incidence rate on campus @UF continues to climb. Student Health Care (SHC) seems to have struggled w/ increased demand, testing/reporting only 135 new tests

Ed Yong

edyong209

In this immunology explainer, I noted that some anecdotal accounts of COVID-19 reinfections exist, but to confirm them, you'd need to sequence the genes of the virus from both infections

Colin Robinson

ColinRo48115326

Hi Abraham, thankyou for asking a reasonable question based on previous evidence. Thread (1/n)https://twitter.com/AbrahamMahamed/status/1246300739779117056 On page 2, I say "It is generallyvalid as of the end of 2016, although information

Jennifer Valentino-DeVries

jenvalentino

"People want to talk about this virus as an equal opportunity pathogen, but it's really not. It's going right to the fissures in our society." Smartphone data shows low-income workers

I’m Your Huckleberry

RossFairchild

“Two months elapsed between the date China claims COVID originated and when the genetic test sequence was made available by China (1/12/20). That means there were at least 60 days

Vincent Lee

Rover829

Since the 10-day stretch in January when I worked very odd hours because of the coronavirus outbreak, a ton of people screaming about how the data is not trustworthy. OK

Steak-umm

steak_umm

critical thinking beef tips, A THREADcritical thinking is not a singular skill. it’s a constant state of metacognition, measuring evidence, and recognizing when to defer to experts. it's analyzing this