#Disease

Prof Chris P Gale

cpgale3

‘Although proportionately scarce, exercise may paradoxically trigger sudden cardiac arrest in individuals with #cardiovascular disease (CVD), particularly those who were previously sedentary or have advanced CVD.’ ‘In parallel with th

Lauren Dobson-Hughes

ldobsonhughes

One big failure I see in COVID responses is not applying an equity lens. We haven’t focused on the most vulnerable and at risk. Public health comms have treated everyone

Arrianna Marie Planey, PhD

Arrianna_Planey

"Health is a human right"First, we have to consider who is included in (and reciprocally, excluded from) the category "human."Then, we have to interrogate whether "rights" are understood in terms

Andrew Morris

ASPphysician

The public are rightly concerned about class sizes, ventilation, and personal protective equipment in classrooms. They are all important, and govt should act. But they have directed attention, IMHO, away

Jason Thompson - The 2nd 👋

Agent_Jase

Our Transport, Health and Urban Design Research Lab @unimelb and @msdsocial is very pleased to be recipients of a significant @nhmrc research grant to investigate urban design and health outcomes

Adam W Gaffney

awgaffney

Regarding the recent report of MRI abnormalities in college football players: invoking the precautionary principle when things are unclear is often the best course. And we should do what we

FLATTEN THE CURVE (COVID-19)

AbdulwasiuKufo1

Six elements of the chain of infection. COVID-19What is a chain of infection?A chain of infection refers to the path that viruses take to enter a person and to be

Steve Inskeep

NPRinskeep

Important: a picture of the next phase comes from Dr. Robert Redfield, of CDC, who tells @NPR what it would take for Americans to begin to return to something like

Boston City Archives

ArchivesBoston

In 1942, @HealthyBoston published this chart showing Boston's history of fighting epidemics from 1725 to 1942. The chart shows especially deadly outbreaks of smallpox, cholera, and influenza. @universalhub @HUBhistory Boston's

Erin C. Sanders, MSN, WHNP-BC (She/Her)

ErinSandersNP

1/ @VirusesImmunity men were found to have higher initial immune response & females with higher immune cytokine levels had worse disease. Could these pts potentially have a stronger autoimmune response,

Alok Bhatt

alok_bhatt

Lot of people from our side fall prey to the propaganda by a particular Virat brigade that likes to label PM Modi as Maulana Modi and what not but what

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

There are a variety of ultimately “don’t worry about the trajectory of COVID in the UK arguments” from mainly right wing commentators that are either plain wrong or missing the

Michael Lin, PhD-MD

michaelzlin

I am realizing more and more how unusual, unscientific, unmedical, and counterproductive it is for WHO to select the name #COVID19 and reject SARS2. In fact it would be most

Ya-Chi Ho

HoLabHIV

SARS-CoV-2: A Storm is Raging: Our Preview/Perspective for Chen on JCI: by day 8 after infection, it's cytokine storm and CD4/CD8 decrease that causes respiratory failure, not viral load. Agree

AL 🙂

Metabo_PhD

1/ How do you know that the pro-lockdown+face mask crowd are losing the war & getting increasingly desperate? They’re now using identity politics instead of #science in their arguments. Let

Matan Holzer

MatanHolzer

A funny story of a doctor from the "covid is end of the world" cult @meganranney, telling us a lot about who actually are "the experts" and the media ignorance