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We’re coming to you from Twitter with an #ExtraLifeUnited: Online Edition April 7-9, 2020 everything you need to know: A THREAD(Before we start, please be sure to join our Discord

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thescoopstroop

omg im doing this instead of homework now,, sorry in advancehttps://twitter.com/brincessbreee/status/1290844416698195968 i genuinely can’t believe that i used to like this show. i mean i only watched the first season,

Brendan Keeler

healthbjk

Banks and healthcare organizations seem to have a lot in common, with large consolidation (IDNs for health, big banks for finance) but a lot of community banks /small practiceBeen looking

Fuck the Police. ACAB

handsome_jesus

Lmao y’all want some tea? Here it goes: I work at Mercy Hospital in Springfield, MO. More specifically, on the COVID unit. We were asked to transition into COVID only

Bloomberg Opinion

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After six months’ experience with Covid-19, medical researchers have learned a lot. But there’s still a big open question:How many people who’ve been infected will suffer lasting symptoms and health

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enderbubbles

Today was supposed to be hispanic/latinx blackout day. I understand everyone kept tweeting today because blackouts aren't really helpful in twitter. As a chilean that still lives here i beg

KenOliveLab

KenOliveLab

If your medical center hasn’t been hit by the pandemic yet, get ready. Much will happen very fast. PPE will run out. Labs will shutter. ERs will overflow. How can

Mohsin Amin

MohsinAmin_

THREADKey findings of the recent report by @hrw on "Women’s Access to Health Care in Afghanistan"Some Staggering facts. Impressive reporting by @heatherbarr1, @TamanaAyazi, and team. Read the full report here:https://www.hrw.org

Utkarsh Verma

utkarshv13

I support the #CentralVista redevelopment project. Read this thread to know why.(1/11) USA spent billions of dollars in the 1930's on infrastructure projects under the 'New Deal' policy of Franklin

Dr Anton Howes

antonhowes

In the mid-18thC, one of the major worrying diseases was typhus. Nowadays, we know it's spread by lice or fleas. But at the time, like so many other diseases, it

John Inazu

JohnInazu

Last night, SCOTUS issued injunctive relief to houses of worship challenging NYC’s COVID-19 restrictions, the first time it has granted such relief during the pandemic. I have mixed views about

Dr Gaetan Burgio, MD, PhD.

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A question I often get. Why Lupus patients that have taken Hydroxychloroquine for years have no side effects whereas severe adverse cardiac side effects are described #COVID19 patients under hydroxychloroquine

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boriquagato

one of the big questions on covid right now is "did we hit herd immunity or is this just seasonality?"i think we have, in most places, hit herd immunity and

Lloyd🛡️Hardy

lloydhardy

"Hitler won mass support between 1928 and 1930 because a major economic crisis had driven Germany into a deep depression: Banks crashed, businesses folded, and millions lost their jobs. Hitler

Patrick Kessler

PatKessler

MN Latest Covid-19 NumbersDeaths: 179Confirmed cases: 2,721Hospitalized: 240ICU: 107No longer isolated: 1,317Total tests: 49,344 Gov Walz says MN will sharply ramp up testing for all symptomatic people, isolate confirmed cases,

Russ Jones

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Here comes another #TheWeekInTory, and I'm afraid it's quite lengthy. The positive we can take from this is that if you start now, you can probably get through the 2