#Disease

Brittany Lee

itsblee1234

Frankly, when bad bacteria outweighs the good bacteria in the MICROBIOME (of the body), the result is inflammatory symptoms, which can relate in #chronicillness and disease(s) if left untreated.We all

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

I'm seeing people mean (at least) two different things when they use the phrase "flatten the curve" and they have different (somewhat opposite) implications for when the peak will be

Dr Duncan Robertson

Dr_D_Robertson

.@NAOorguk @CommonsSTC - can you investigate the delays in today's Covid reporting? If it's just a delay in reporting, that's one thing, but if these are delays into NHS Test

Kathryn Mannix 💙

drkathrynmannix

Interesting that we're describing #COVID19 as 'a great leveller.' And yet:1. In UK, restrictive rules about community opioid availability mean that breathlessness, easy to relieve with small doses of morphine,

Ryan Hisner

LongDesertTrain

The debate btwn @kprather88 & @DFisman and the WHO's Dr. Conly should become standard viewing for philosophy/history of science courses. Rarely has such stubborn adherence to scientific dogma plainly contradicted

Vee💜

Musimbi_

So,it's Breast cancer awareness month. After my pinned post yesterday, I received a DM asking if men can get breast cancer. The answer is YES but it's rare. It is

Themos Kalafatis

lifeanalytics

(1/4) #MECFS is a multi-systemic disease where we are trying to put the pieces of a huge puzzle together. In the Network Analysis shown below Lysine plays a central role.

Afghan Historians

AfghanHistorian

On cholera of 1828 and 1900 (I will thread tweets around themes): "In March 1828, a #cholera #epidemic struck #Cabul [#kabul], transforming this earthly paradise into a charnel house. (McIntyre,

Coyoteblog

Coyoteblog

This is really an amazing article, with the WaPo in January of 2020 outlining all the reasons that mass quarantine was not a good strategy for the pandemic, which represented

Daniel Pepe

dpepe88

Midnight Thread - I learned today what the most important tool family doctors have in their toolbox to transform the system are #patientstories. Patient stories may be n =1 case

Brian Wallach

bsw5020

I could not sleep last night. I wrestled with the importance of not only bearing witness to a wrong but the importance of having the strength to speak out about

FLUSH - WASH

flush_wash

We're at @UNC_Water_Inst and listening to talk about #COVID19 testing in #wastewater. Interesting talk cautioning some optimism about just how much we can do with testing wastewater for COVID-19. #uncwaterandhealth

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

THREADNobody knows how anything works.Their brains are rotted by TV, movies, computer games, and social media.I have to explain EVERYTHING to those intent on blaring their butt-ignorance into my face.So

covid19indiaorg

covid19indiaorg

A doctor in our team discusses the long term health impacts of Covid19 in this must read thread. It is important to understand and acknowledge that one might continue to

Anosognosiogenesis

pookleblinky

Today's covid denialists are tomorrow's openly eugenicist "these disabled people are a drain on society"Literally. 13 years after the Spanish flu, the very first people the nazis targeted were disabled

Tim Hogan

TimInHonolulu

1. Something I'm watching with Trump: The literature I saw didn't recommend #Dexamethasone early in the disease course. There were concerns that it would suppress the immune system's initial response,