#Lung

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

Someone asked if I could explain the various treatments which have been proposed for COVID-19. This is just my take and you may find some doctors disagree. Lots of research

Thomas Zimmer

tzimmer_history

I want to share my personal Covid-19 story, from my infection in March to the ongoing struggle with long-term effects, even four months later. Too many people are still unconcerned

(((Tim Morton)))

TimMorton2

Shocked and saddened to hear that our friend @caroleknitter died last week, just a few days after her husband Dennis had died after a long illness with lung cancer. Carole

Tets Makino

TetsMakino

I never shared this story publicly out of respect for my aunt, but this might do good for someone else so here it is.It all started when my nephew noticed

Kristen K. Coleman

drkristenkc

What happens when your "high standard of proof" is so high that it cannot be reached in a reasonable amount of time before implementing common sense infection prevention strategies for

Radley Balko

radleybalko

Before Breonna Taylor, there's a depressingly long list of black women who were killed in their own homes or homes they were visiting during unjust or unnecessary police raids. Here's

Kish

kishkitsch

A thread about Lockdowns Let's start with this shall we?The media empire decides which experts get the stage.https://twitter.com/conciousness777/status/1293160057409077248?s=20 Unintended health consequences.https://www.lewrockwell.com/

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Absolute1776

(1) @VincentCrypt46 Has inspired me to do an impromptu thread on quitting cigarettes. I see so many trying, so I figured since Ive done it, I can lend some advice,

Leo Trasande, MD, MPP

leotrasande

There has been quite a bit of chatter about #AirPollution & #COVIDー19 severity. But it's not the only factor in the mix. And, yes, it's those pesky synthetic chemicals you

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Nature can be beautiful but also evil.It has brought us the worst pandemic in more than 100 years.What is it about #SARSCoV2 that makes it so nefarious? 1/ As compared

Jennifer Brea🦒

jenbrea

My husband and I both got sick with what we think was #COVID19 in late March. It took us each 2.5 months for our symptoms to completely resolve. It may

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LauraWalkerKC

This is very alarming: Young, healthy people barely sick with covid-19 are dying from strokeshttps://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/04/24/strokes-coronavirus-young-patients/ The stroke patient’s chart appeared unremarkable at first glance. He was

Peter Ward

Peter___Ward

A short thread detailing why 5G masts are not causing Coronavirus, haven’t got a health concern (but can under certain circumstances which I’ll explain), and people should stop ruining the

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raplineflavor

so i made a @BTS_twt social 50 challenge - answer all 50 questions and tag bts in each tweet! i'm gonna do it myself in the thread 1. i literally

maryrduan

maryrduan

In first few days of Covid, we had few numbers but a rapid rise in cases. Social distancing, he says, has slowed it. We continue to have cases but at

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

Most people who get Covid-19 don't need to be hospitalized, but some do. An even smaller group require intensive care -- and that largely means ventilators. (1/15) Ventilators are a