#Clinical

Leandros Boukas

LeandrosBoukas

Amazing resource. Aside from being extremely useful for clinical decision making, it provides a great opportunity to better understand the regulatory architecture of the genome, given the tight link between

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

1/ The reporting is unclear on this, but it appears Abbott Labs is voluntarily asking the White House where it should ship its limited supply of rapid-result Covid tests.https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/04/01/scramble-rapid-coronavirus-test

Tamar Haspel

TamarHaspel

If anyone still cares about nutritional epidemiology, perhaps we should talk about FIBER, since there's a brand spanking new study showing high-fiber diets are associated with less breast cancer risk.

Amit Thadhani

amitsurg

Short thread on the Chinese vaccine for COVID19. An irresponsible govt starts vaccinating it’s own people without adequate proof of either safety or efficacy, bypassing phase 3 trials. Then finds

Harvard Toxicology

Harvard_Tox

Please don’t inject bleach or drink disinfectant. Bleach injections cause hemolysis (where your red blood cells that carry OXYGEN break apart) and cause liver damage, and many disinfectants can cause

Anand Jagannath

AnandJag1

I’ve been away from Twitter for a couple weeks now, and I told myself I would keep my tweets about medicine…but I got married last week and I’m so happy

Pranev Sharma

psmedic

Some reflections from my first month in the thick of it on the #COVID19 frontline. In no way clinical but more personal musings. 1. F1s/SHOs - my junior colleagues have

Rebekah Fenton, MD

RFentonMD

You ever just sit and get so frustrated by inequity that it brings tears to your eyes?As I finished the last chapter of @thenewjimcrow by Michelle Alexander, I thought about

Michael Kronenberg

SubBasepair_Res

$ATNM story: Non-targeted high dose radiation followed by bone marrow transplant is a preferred method to treat blood cancers in patients under 55. The success of this therapy relies on

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Big for #COVID19 therapy: the compassionate use results for remdesivir in 53 patients looks very encouraging, especially in very sick patients on mechanical ventilation with 18% fatality (only, expect >

KillingMyCareer

MelaynaLokosky

This was known early on:Severe #COVID19 patients are having trouble breathing because of lung airway stenosis.This is why ventilators are needed.To help people breathe.The goal pharmaceutically is to reduce the

ornadze

ornadze

#CurrentlyReading, #CoVID-19 Edition:There's a good deal of news and opinions circulating on what is clearly going to be a defining moment in 2020. In lieu of tweeting my own marginally-informed

Alex Washburne

Alex_Washburne

How many people in the US have COVID? We don’t know, but @inschool4life and I estimate how many people have gone to their doctor with a non-flu influenza-like illness (ILI)

Public Journal Club

publicjournalc

We are sure, you have wondered at least one time, what happens with Immune macroenvironment during #Cancer development. So let us tell you a fantastic story, where #dimensionalityreduction #techniques had

Brian Feroldi

BrianFeroldi

When I started "investing" in 2004 I had no idea what I was doingI couldn't tell you ANYTHING about a balance sheet, income statement, management...nothing!To prove just how bad I

Zumbudda

Zumbudda

On Thursday, the University of Pretoria’s Department of Paediatrics held a webinar on COVID and its impact on children. A very interesting fact, is that children aren’t vectors for COVID,