#Illness

[Thread] My experiences dealing with my wife (cancer, died), father (cancer, terminal) and mother (diabetes, substance abuse, disability) have reinforced my belief that the government should pay for health care,
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I am pretty sure I had Covid-19, especially the more I read about other people's experiences of it. So I thought I would give a general outline of how it
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Three books I really adored came out today and I really, really hope you'll check them out, along with all the other new releases that could really use your love
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A THREAD: I'm back on Twitter, but a brush with death changed many things for me. Afterward, they told me I had a fatal illness, so I deliberately disconnected from
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The majority of all firearm fatalities in the US are actually suicides. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in its June 2016 vital statistics report that in 2014,
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1.#THE MOMENT OF TRUTH IS NOW:a.MRT in my eyes handed THE ALLIANCE to President Nelson Chamisa.b.MRT then separated the Party&handed it to Mudzuri.These TWO entities were in his views to
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Stomach ulcer is:NOT caused by pepperNOT caused by hungerNOT incurableStomach ulcer is commonly caused by:H. Pylori infectionAbuse of drugs like Ibuprofen or Diclofenac called NSAIDSIt is also curable and treatable.
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Since it looks like I'm the messenger of doom, it's a good time to highlight all the good news about #coronavirus Thread1. Only 0.5%-1% of those who catch it die.
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Did monoclonal antibodies save the President's life?We'll never know, but it's possible and the implications are profound.Let me explain 1/ Trump's risk profile by demographics was high (age, male, obesity)
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I see a fair number of doctors every year because, you know, chronic illness. About half the time, they have residents or students with them. I enjoy being a part
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one of the challenges communicating about COVID & public health is the risk is a *social* risk much more than an *individual* (risk for most people) for example, I see
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Just finished a conversation with the director of a feature I'm producing, and here's a perspective from it that I've shared before. It might be useful for your genre #writing
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Guru Nanak Dev Ji in Kathmandu, Nepal.Guru Mahraj is believed to have spent some time in Nepal in 1516 on their way back from Tibet. Kathmandu’s King Jay Jagat Malla
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May is #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth . We have thousands of e-books on the topic for LMU students, faculty, and staff interested in learning more. Here are 5 titles that illustrate some of
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The Black Pre-Law Student Association stands with George Floyd and the people of Minneapolis in the fight for #JUSTICE! The outrage we feel and the justice we demand will reverberate
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Can we, as a community, please recognize that the social model of disability doesn't work for everyone? Some disabled people aren't disabled by their bodies.Some absolutely, 100% are. And there's
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