#Clinical

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

Today I read @paulmromer thread - particularly the part about schools (I recommend it!). And we need to talk about #SchoolReopening, from a scientific perspective. So here goes, with thanks

jennifer evans

nejsnave

So I studied Soviet politics. Which was a pretty useless thing to have a degree in for a long time. Since late 2015, however, it has become disconcertingly more relevant,

Karl Zelik

KarlZelik

Four years ago @leonscottmd asked if we could use #wearables to monitor & eventually reduce bone stress injury risks in runners. Based on our latest #biomechanics study I'm more &

Dr Musa Mohd Nordin

drmusanordin

COVID DEATHS IN MALAYSIAAdjunct Prof Dato’ Dr Musa Mohd Nordin, Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist, KPJ-DSHProf Dato’ Dr Azizi Omar, Consultant Paediatrician & Paediatric Respiratory Physician & Clinical Epidemiologist. KPJ-DSHMuha

EMedTox

emedtox

What if this is acute hemoglobinopathy? Reminds me of MetHemoglobinemia-hypoxia out of proportion to symptoms or lung exam or lung imaging. AND 2019-SARS-CoV is active against hemoglobin according to THIS

Kate

Asilverlining20

Thread: 1) Massive PCR testing campaigns are resulting in the quarantine of healthy individuals, temporary business & school closures, mask mandates, & unnecessary panic and fear. Damage is being done

David Thunder

davidjthunder

—TAKEAWAY LESSONS FROM PANDEMIC 2020-21: A THREAD—Below, a few basic lessons I have drawn, as a political philosopher and informed citizen who has made it my business to closely follow

Carolyn Stransky

carolstran

Officially part of a hackathon team creating a gender-neutral product that enhances fingering play Probably turning this into a thread of findings - but pls feel free to share any

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MacaroniLook

Grad school is: getting back from Vegas yesterday and going to a 730am OPTIONAL class Monday morning. This is now going to be “Grad School, a thread”:Grad school is having

Allen Cheng

peripatetical

Allen Yung's Golden Rules of ID @IDstewardship @davidantibiotic #FOAMed 1. Recurrent rigors are most likely to be caused by bacterial infections. 2. Severe muscle pain may be a symptom of

Harold Pollack

haroldpollack

I found this 2013 post, where I proposed a set of quantitative skills every reporter should have to cover health care+public policy. These are roughly the skills I'd expect of

Rhea Boyd MD, MPH

RheaBoydMD

To all of those now asking:"What can we do about the racial health inequities emerging amid COVID-19?" I'm starting a list, right here, that I invite my colleagues to add

The Oregonian

Oregonian

Since Gov. Kate Brown ordered Oregonians statewide to wear, some residents who are philosophically opposed to covering their mouths and noses have come up with an easy out: Declaring a

Laminar Pharma

LaminarPharma

The approach of Laminar Pharma to treat diseases is called #Melitherapy This exploits the interactions between #lipids and #proteins that happen in the cell membrane. Want to know more?

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

Some Great news!!Terrific news from ⁦@AbbottNews⁩ and a MASSIVE step forward towards widescale cheap, simple, rapid tests. This is the type of test that not only will diagnose ppl -

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

I spoke to FDA head @SteveFDA about the decision to issue an EUA (emergency use authorization) for convalescent plasma to treat those currently infected. While promising, it’s been controversial because