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I’ve been asked by a few about how to get involved with #MedEd as #medicalstudent/ #doctor. It can seem really daunting at first! - Where should you start? - Does
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Some COVID perspective. A reminder - I am an expert in one area (human genetics/genomics); I know many experts in other areas (infections epi, viral genomics, wastewater, clinical trials) worldwide
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Thread - Rhian Brewster #sufc The 20 year old striker earns a club record move to the Blades. Here's what Blades fans can expect to see with Brewster's strengths/areas of
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OK, all the freedom warriors, don't attack me (I will ignore such for reasons outlined herein) but I installed & activated the #COVIDSafe app. Yes, in my view it is
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A Thread:Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., NIAID Director Dr. Fauci was appointed Director of NIAID in 1984. He oversees an extensive research portfolio of basic and applied research to prevent, diagnose,
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BREAKING—holy crap—Trump WH is now blocking the FDA proposed guidelines for the emergency release of a coronavirus vaccine. Basically WH has vetoed tougher safety/efficacy standards for a vaccine! #COVID19
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Huge thank you to the staff and parents of @BlackheathPrep @DulwichCollege @SevenoaksSchool for the innovative designs and 3D printing of these face guards to #ProtectNHSWorkers #SaveLives being tested today @KingsCollegeNHS
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This paper should be required reading for any biopharma exec, regulator or advocate/advocacy group. The focus right now is on one brave woman, @Chance4Lisa, and one company, @biogen, but the
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Very interesting article: "Applying lessons from the Ebola vaccine experience for SARS-CoV-2 and other epidemic pathogens""The period of 5 years from the start of Phase 1 trials in Oct 2014
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1/ Convergent Paths of Gender Dysphoria. In my article, read the stories of Cindy and Adrianne. "These two cases couldn’t be more different in etiology and development across time. Yet,
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Some thoughts on Chest X-Ray interpretation in the COVID era (thread)... 1. Peripheral consolidation is now the first thing to look for. Can be really tricky with overweight patients and
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1/ I fear there is too much “us versus them” at the moment regarding public and private hospitals. All I can say is that every single one of us for
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As I understand it (h/t @ArtKrieg), HCQ/CQ block innate receptors like TLR7/8/9. Blocking these early during a SARS-CoV2 infection could exacerbate, not help in treating, COVID. Later in disease, during
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#hydroxychloroquine: je sais que c'est probablement inutile, parce que personne, dans un camp ou un autre, ne semble disposé à changer d'avis. Mais je me dis qu'il reste des gens
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Mason Mount has been one of the shining lights of the season, but he has split the opinion of Chelsea fans throughout the season. Here is a detailed analysis of
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Was lurking on #girlmedtwitter on another account but decided to migrate here instead. A bit shy, but I'm hoping to gain mentors & friends through this! I'm Hannah, graduating college
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