#Disease

Sam Parker 🇺🇲

SamParkerSenate

1. I figured you'd roll out the NIH/VA "study," riddled w/flaws & shortcomings:-Retrospective, not Randomized Controlled Trial. -Small study. -Not peer reviewed. -Was of already-hospitalized pts, which many clinicians feel

Kevin Bass, MS

kevinnbass

Telling people to "lose weight" to survive COVID-19 is in really bad taste and stupid as well, because it: 1. Won't work if "you will die early from heart disease,

MVH

123itsmeMary

It's incredibly inappropriate that people keep asking her about this in the first place. It's so traumatizing. And posting this article with this clickbait title as if she randomly made

Med Peds Hospitalist

medpedshosp

@ClevelandClinic Hospital Medicine Grand Rounds - Dr. Mario Skugor - “Thyroid Disorders in the Hospital”#meded If there are acute or severe chronic diseases - can cause the “Non-thyroidal illness” also

Jeff Simmons MD

jeffsimmons

The disconnect between #COVID19 Disease reality and work/life is on my mind today. I am hoping that this is not divisive. This disease has caused so many loose ends and

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

A coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) patient with bilateral orchitis: A case reporthttps://www.ajemjournal.com/article/S0735-6757(20)30761-0/fulltext#.X0pjOGKLn6A.twitter Here is an analogous case study in SARShttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/

Henrik Jarlov

DrJarlov

Two very interesting #SARS_CoV_2 seroprevalence studies released from India and Peru giving insights to COVID19 pandemic from emerging countries. Delhi with large sample size and prevalence of almost 23% and

Peter Kay

theonlypeterkay

1. I for one am intrigued that Prof Neil Ferguson has just told @bbcnickrobinson @BBCr4today that no one in the research community ever felt we’d get much more than 15%

Leah McElrath 🏳️‍🌈

leahmcelrath

These autopsy findings from a study of the remains of #COVID19 victims in NYC are HUGELY important and revelatory not just about coronavirus deaths—but also about the damage #SARSCoV2 is

Jorge A. Caballero, MD

DataDrivenMD

Great question - The threshold of 94% for blood oxygen saturation is relevant when deciding whether to administer Remdesivir in a patient with #COVID19.We can learn A LOT about Trump’s

Sandeep Singh

PunYaab

Akal Takth Jathedar Gyani Harpreet Singh condemned the Patiala incident. Addressing Sikhs on the occasion of Vaisakhi, he criticized journalists who usually paint whole communities as criminals. He said, if

Bogdan Enache

bogdienache

* Disease prevalence = 1/1000 * Test false positive rate of 5%Q: What is the chance that a random person with a positive test actually has the disease?A question maybe

A VITAL VOICE FOR MENTAL HEALTH IamDrMAY

iamdrmaymunah

A short story It’s #WorldMalariaDay2021 Malaria is a life-threatening disease caused by parasites that are transmitted to people through the bites of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes. It is preventable and curable.But, let’s

Dr. Vida Vakilotojar

VidaVakil

What if you were exposed to just a tiny bit of COVID19 in a controlled manner and under close watch? Would that make your chances of having a mild case

Patrick S. Tomlinson

stealthygeek

People complaining the #COVID2019 death rate of 3.7% doesn't account for asymptomatic cases that go undetected don't seem to realize that's TRUE OF EVERY DISEASE EVER.Of course undetected infections aren't

sheyla | m💀mster

terminalyill3st

It’s October 1st #PinkTober, which means corporate America is going to pinkwash the shit out of everything they can. A reminder that instead of donating to Komen which dedicates only