#NEJM

Brett Mitchell

1healthau

My thread in response to an article in The Conversation. https://theconversation.com/ppe-unmasked-why-health-care-workers-in-australia-are-inadequately-protected-against-coronavirus-143751There are a few things that need to be teased out a

Yonatan Grad

yhgrad

New preprint: Here we report quantitative prospective longitudinal testing from @nba players, staff and vendors & consider how these data can be used to improve diagnostic and surveillance testing algorithms.

فاطمة خداده

Fatima_mek

سلسلة سريعة لتوضيح معنى مرض الHIT أو نقص الصفائح الناتج من الهيبارين وعلاقته بالتجلط و تطعيم الأسترازنكا ١\١٦ أولا الدم يتكون من ثلا

Delete MassSurveillance 🇪🇺 #StopCovid19

falsel_net

#SARSCoV2 is neuro-invasive. Is CNS regulation of peripheral catecholamine outflow disrupted in susceptible patients? CAT overflow leading to platelet aggregation: https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/04/22/coronavirus-blood-clots/ Co

Tim Korevaar

TimKorevaar

I am quarantined in London, so #Tweetorial timeShould we treat subclinical hypothyroidism during pregnancy?A tweetorial on physiology, overdiagnosis, risk stratification and treatment harms.Do you treat subclinical hypothyroidism during pre

Sabina Walker 😀 Master Appl Science (Neuroscience

SabinaWalker18

1/x Testing = CasesThis ALSO:(1) #False_Positive PCR results (compared to True Positives)especially if #asymptomatics tested&(2) #NON_infectious cases IF excess Ct cutoffLeads to #erroneous reporting of #NON_infectious

Nicholas A. Christakis

NAChristakis

I was going to write about whether there is any good evidence for chloroquine in the treatment of COVID19. There is none yet, and it might be *harmful*. This is

Michael Simonson

msimonson19

1/ In light of yesterday’s @Mad_In_America report on @DrJlieberman, here’s my Lieberman story: I met him at last year’s SXSW conference. He initially refused to speak to me because I

AJ Kay

AJKayWriter

This is important. Linked is an academic critique of the COVID public health response:https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/7ACD87D8FD2237285EB667BB28DCC6E9/S1935789320002980a.pdf/public_health_lessons_lear

Kurt Eichenwald

kurteichenwald

How it goes....Person A: We need to open schools!Me: Are you worried about multisystem inflammatory syndrome?A: What's that?M: A disease that's been linked to Covid.A. Kids don't get that.M: Actually,

Andrew L. Croxford

andrew_croxford

I want to visit an interesting point featured in Michael Yeadon’s interview. This is the question about levels of pre-existing immunity to #SARSCoV2 in the population due to exposure to

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

Ok a few things have been moving in the world of paediatric #COVIDー19 literatureTime for an updated #tweetorial on SARS-CoV-2 infection in children!#FOAMped #FOAMed #PedsICU #PedsID #IDtwitter 1/12 So there

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

THREADWill Biden debate @realDonaldTrump?I used to think "absolutely," but now?I have no idea. Watch the THIRD video. It's stunning.https://twitter.com/cjtruth/status/1306026630377242630 Biden is almost certainly suffering fro

Yossi Gestetner

YossiGestetner

Netherlands opened schools in April. Split classes in half; distancing for ages above 12.By June: No distancing at school; no split classes for primary grades.The country’s 7-day average of death

Alexander Gaffney

AlecGaffney

Alright, gather round folks, because it's time for another Twitter thread explaining one of the FDA's programs, why it matters, and why you're about to hear about it a lot.

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

NEW! research shows rapid antigen tests can work in a real world setting - with asymptomatic and symptomatic people. The rapid "paper-strip" antigen test called the BinaxNOW detected >90% of