#Infection

dr roth ⓀⒸ

mrc314

My grandmother finished high school in 1904 and taught school until she married. My grandfather finished the 8th grade and painted houses. They lived long, and well. They ate lard,

Jill Promoli

jillpromoli

"We'll see how it goes."I don't understand why this is the approach our govt is taking to reopening schools. What needs to happen for them to be willing to invest

Martin Kulldorff

MartinKulldorff

Twelve Forgotten Principles of Public Health#1 Public health is about all health outcomes, not just a single disease like #COVID19. It is important to also consider harms from public health

Gummi Bear

gummibear737

Let me explain why anybody who is for lockdowns is using grandma as a human shieldI’ve repeatedly linked to this thread by @federicolois, but I want to explain it is

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ This is quite the paper on masks, published in @BMJ_Open in 2015: a randomized trial (the gold standard, yadda yadda) of 1600 health-care workers showed those wearing masks were

ennasirk

ennasirk

#MemorialDayWeekend is going to be an interesting test. 1/ First three day weekend since we started #ShelterInPlace, the traditional kickoff to summer 2/ Weather is delightful in much of the

Perci 🎃 Emergency Commissions

ArtOfPersephone

TW// animal abuse (thread)Urgent need for donations1st pic is from when I was taking care of Sunny (with severe limitations)2nd pic is what my parents have done to her.I am

Sanchita Hosali

sfhosali

I, and my small (brilliant) team, have spent the last 9 weeks understanding the the details of Coronavirus laws - THE Regulations and the Act and other Regs and various

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

The extent to which #COVID19 can cause sequelae is a critical question. A new study on Swiss military recruits found no effect on strength but a decrease in aerobic capacity

Sarah'le toujours

SarahcASStic

Je répète une dernière fois. Le mot "MÉTROPOLE" est à proscrire de votre langage quand vous parlez en réalité de la France continentale.Le mot métropole renvoie à l'histoire coloniale. C'en

Phil Kerpen

kerpen

Large study from Scotland finds exposure to children is protective for adults.They looked at 300,000 NHS workers in Scotland.https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.09.21.20196428v1 Conclusion: Increased household exposure to young chi

Louisa Pollock

louisa_pollock

1/8 Paediatric FAQ “Does a runny nose mean my child does NOT have Covid-19?”. Data from the #ISARIC4C study of hospitalised children with confirmed SARS-CoV-2 may help. 2/8 This diagram

Bjonda Haliti

baeonda

I’m 22 years old and I tested positive for COVID-19. I’ve been debating on posting, but I want to share my experience especially with those around my age to help

Kunal

kunbab

A tweet from @DrNickTwit at the @RCPCHtweets #RCPCH2019 conference about a talk on racial inequality opened some conversations today. I could not be happier that people are talking about it.

chaotic fugue

suggestivecacti

intubation hallucinations (aka "ICU delirium"/"ICU psychosis") is very common and traumatising. There's been quite a few reports about people experiencing it in the last few months, and the long-term effects

Carla Holinaty

Carlainsask

Is school important for kids? Absolutely! Is social contact with peers important for kids? Of course! Would I love to have my kids back in school in the fall? Duh