#Nursing

Jen 🤦🏻‍♀️😁

a_brick_house

SELF AUTISM DX:A Thread -I was initially self diagnosed. I watched my parents go through HELL with my brother. Dan was born in 1980. At the age of 3, someone

Jesus Jiménez

jesus_jimz

We interviewed so many people for our #TestedByCovid project, and not every health care worker was highlighted the way they deserve. I'm going to spotlight each one — all 54

Andrew Flood 👨🏻‍💻📝🕺

andrewflood

Thread on how lethal Covid is using available evidence rather than modelling guesses. One place to start is population fatality rates in hard hit city districts eg in New York

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

Now subnational region daily deaths:• New Jersey heading toward NY as the US’ urban north-east emerges as the new global epicentre• In the UK, London and the Midlands now both

Claire McGettrick

cmcgettrick

A thread with information and resources for anyone who is new to #UnsealTheArchive (also tagging in #Stand4Truth for people following that)I thought it might be helpful to put together a

Dr Vyom Sharma

drvyom

1/ Victorian lockdowns continue largely because #covid19aus transmission persists in health/aged care.Excluding these, our 14 day avg daily cases = 2.9If only we knew these settings were drivers of transmission,

Kate Wells

KateLouiseWells

At sparrow hospital in lansing today, about to head on to the COVID floor. They’re at 100% capacity plus 50 overflow beds - highest ever during the pandemic. “Everybody’s stressed,”

Reid Wilson

PoliticsReid

I spent last week talking to those on the front lines of the battle against #COVID19, and I tried to capture a slice of each of their lives here: https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/493787-coronavirus-stories-from-the-frontline-one-week-in-americas

Nome

NomeDaBarbarian

I am not an expert in immunology - I follow doctors for that.But I did spend 9 years as a manager at a pizza place that paid better than average

MJ Hegar

mjhegar

If you want to know why Washington is broken, follow the money.So we dug into why John Cornyn is pushing to protect negligent corporations while Texans are struggling to keep

ozbob13

ozbob13

Mont Park branch line ~ 1 mile long.The main line connection was at the up (Melbourne) end of Macleod station.Opened 1911 and closed 1964. Goods only line, sparked in 1928.

Jessica Parks

_jessicaparks

One of the best parts of my job is having the opportunity to highlight the remarkable initiatives that grow out of people trying to help one another through a crisis.

Bardees

Bardees_S

You can do it allA thread https://bardeessmairat.com/you-can-do-it-all/ You can do it all, but not at once.This is a piece of wisdom that I frequently go back to. The first time I

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ianabanana22

Satan loves you. Satan is in love with you. He remembers the first time you arrived. You had been a clumsy, awkward mess, a mere mortal with nary a sense

Rituparna Chatterjee

MasalaBai

Thread: A practical list of things/checkboxes I've come up with from half a month of everyday battle with critical covid patients. Will keep updating.1. Buy a pulse oxymeter (many hospitals

Jewhadi™

JewhadiTM

The Most Powerful Argument Against Forced Universal Masking That You Won't Read In The Establishment Media @SKMorefield https://townhall.com/columnists/scottmorefield/2020/07/03/the-most-powerful-argument-against-forced-universal-maskin