#Prevalence

The Smile Doctor 🇬🇭

Dr_Awua

A long thread... Bad breath, which is scientifically termed as halitosis, is a noticeably unpleasant odor from the breath regardless of whether it comes from the mouth(oral) or non-oral sources.

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

What SAGE Has Got Wrong – Lockdown ScepticsIt’s Easier to Fool People Than It Is to Convince Them That They Have Been Fooled.” – Mark TwainDr Mike Yeadon has a

Spirited SOUL

Drinkology04

India witnessed 38% surge in alcohol consumption in seven years —and it isn’t going to slow. over 88% of youth below 25, consume or purchase alcohol though its illegal. #UttarPradesh

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TellYourSonThis

Men shouldn't just be looking for red flags in women, they should look for red flags in men too.You don't just vet women, you vet everyone. You vet the men

Marcio S Bittencourt

MBittencourtMD

It is no news that the Dexa trial is out in preprint. Great work! Many have been calling it practice changing and have suggested Dexa should be used in all

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

It’s hard to recall that we *thought this. SARS-COV-2 was new, but structurally it’s akin to other, endemic CoVs (229E, NL63, OC43, HKU1). Yet it was decided that:“Because this virus

Dr. Mira Maximos PharmD MSc ACPR

miramaximos

1/6This trajectory is worrisome. Brief from my perspective as to why:https://twitter.com/jkwan_md/status/1380522746652848135 2/6 presence of VOCB.1.1.7 lineage being increasingly detected. This variant has been linked to higher transmissib

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

So, every time we run our presidential model, we show 100 maps on our interactive. The maps are randomly selected, more or less, out of the 40,000 simulations we conduct

Prof. Christina Pagel

chrischirp

THREAD: what happened with COVID in September and where are we now? It's been an eventful month and there is good news and bad news... read on to find out

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

There is a lot of Twitter chatter surrounding a rumor that circulation of #COVID19 in California in fall 2019 has resulted in herd immunity. This is empirically not the case.

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

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

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

Alistair Haimes

AlistairHaimes

1. Cases1a. Pillars 1&2 - last couple of weeks & last month (current wave) & full curve. Bear in mind the left-hand side was heavily rationed for testing, the right-hand

Troy

troyangular

South America is finally behind us! But what was it like with the risk of COVID19 ever present? Many of us onboard were pretty nervous about what we’d find, but

ZenUrey

UreyZen

21,397 supposed CoV2 deaths in one year? Deaths, 2019:Malignant neoplasms: 80,152Diseases of heart: 52,541Accidents (unintentional injuries): 13,746***Influenza and pneumonia: 6,893Chronic lower respiratory diseases : 12,823= 26,569***Stats

biphobe struggle tweets

biphobetwt

In honour of Bisexuality Awareness week, heres some statistics about Bi week, why they matter and why we need to start funding/open more organisations for bisexuals. Open this thread or