#Admissions

Robert Gehrke

RobertGehrke

You’re Wednesday Covid update from @UtahDepOfHealth 1,575 new cases, 108,803 total 10 new deaths, 588 total 299 currently hospitalized, up 3 from yesterday 7,364 people tested, 21.4% positive rate

Azhar

lonelyredcurl

Many are outraged at the abuses hurled by Prof. Seema Singh of IIT Kharagpur at her students in the preparatory course for SC/ST/PD candidates. And rightly so.But ever stopped to

Karan Chhabra, MD

krchhabra

Congrats @AnishJayJain on graduating & starting your surgical career!I'm not the expert on @NationalCSP admissions, but will share my guesses on what they look for... (@ProfHayward @iwashyna @DeenaKCosta @chang_tammy @jsross119

FT Opinion

ftopinion

April was the cruellest month since the pandemic started for Zarir Udwadia, a doctor in Mumbai.In an opinion article for the @FT, he says hospital admissions began to inch relentlessly

Tom Inglesby

T_Inglesby

Valuable new @BMJ study: "Features of 20 ,133 UK patients in hospital with covid-19 using the International Severe Acute Respiratory and emerging Infections Consortium @WHO Clinical Characterisation Protocol" https://www.bmj.com

madeline odent

oldenoughtosay

Oxford is an architectural disaster because the colleges keep cannibalising each other.The University has, over a millennium, had a couple hundred colleges and halls. There are now 45. A thread.

Hunter Walker

hunterw

I would like to talk to you all about policing and the prison system for a moment in light of this plainly untrue comment from the president's top national security

Timothy Hucks

Ame0baRepublic

ONE.HUNDRED.PERCENT.BUT ... the example I usually use (because extremes are helpful in thought) is punching a Nazi and protecting a kid.We are not obligated to suffer bad faith with a

Michael Walker

michaeljswalker

Why is the government's messaging on testing all over the place? [THREAD] 1 - The best way to limit human and economic costs of coronavirus is test-and-trace. The reason this

Prof. Christina Pagel

chrischirp

THREAD: I have a big problem with how this @BBCNews article has been presentedhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54000629 Firstly, the academic paper behind it (a review of best available evidence) is absolutely right to

Mayor Bill de Blasio

NYCMayor

We are one team right now in this city, all 8.6 million of us fighting this disease together.This is the most important team you will ever be on.We all have to be on

Sumanth Raman

sumanthraman

What worries me about #Covid is the feeling we all have that come January the vaccine will become available and that will mean a return to normalcy. We only need

Sam Freedman

Samfr

Worth taking a step back from the specific exam fiasco this year and look at why we put so much emphasis on high-stakes exams in the English system (not uniquely

Ahona Panda

ahona_panda

Dr. Sumit Sengupta (great pulmonologist based in Kolkata) writes: This is a personal summary of the COVID situation (without going into nuances or details) with some references meant for non-specialists

Jennifer Williams

JenWilliamsMEN

Ok, a thread on where it feels things are up to. Here goes. (First thing is to say, as noted to me earlier, that the general position seems to change

Jon Stone

jonstoneneuro

FND in the Emergency Department. A new review for @AcademicEmerMed with Sara Finkelstein, Miguel (ED) and Achelle (Neuro) Cortel-LeBlanc. Open access - https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/acem.14263. A quick thread , especially