#Patients

Geoff Engelstein

gengelstein

I read the main paper from France that started the craze over hydroxychloroquine, and there are some things you should know. Here’s the paper if you’d like to read along:https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S092485792030099

Kyle

DrKyle

Doctors referring to Saskatchewan's lack of being alarmed at this crisis:"We're still in the top 3 (for case rate) in the country, and I think we've normalized a bad situation...

Neha Limaye, MD

neha_limaye

During this unfortunate @BrighamWomens COVID-19 outbreak, blaming us, the “weary” workers, is not the solution. As a resident affected by this outbreak, here are the realities of why healthcare workers

Firass Abiad

firassabiad

1/4. For the first time since the beginning of the #Covid19 crisis, the number of patients who tested positive and were admitted to RHUH is below ten, with none in

Matt Mireles

mattmireles

COVID-19 is NOT ARDSEarly intubation + high PEEP to treat hypoxemia may hurt patients"It seems to be some kind of attack on the capillary-alveolar interface combined with some kind of

The Witty Doctor

thewittydoctor_

The company has claimed that 91.15% of covid 19 patients treated with virafin were RTPCR negative by day 7A Thread on "Virafin"1/n What Virafin is composed of? As per Zydus

Annoyed Cicada

AnnoyedCicada

Anyone who has ever worked in an abortion clinic knows that tons of women who claim to be anti-abortion get abortions. They do a neat mental trick where *their* abortion

David Malebranche, MD, MPH

DMalebranche

1/I sat on a virtual #HIV webinar yesterday. The speaker had a slide about "nonadherence with meds among patients living with HIV."They listed the usual factors:- cost/insurance- experiencing side effects

Suzanne Devkota

Suzanne_Devkota

1/ How infectious are various biological samples from COVID-19 patients? And for how long? @Nature pre-print paper out yesterday- what does it actually tell us? See this thread for analysis.#tweetorial

Umair Tahir

umairtahir_

1/ Five days after my Covid duty ended, I started having nasal congestion, fatigue, and a mildly sore throat. Yesterday, I got tested for Covid and it came back positive.

uché blackstock, md

uche_blackstock

Rapid antigen testing is a game changer. After spending the last 7 months performing PCR testing with anywhere from 3-14 day turnaround, it’s satisfying to actually have results with a

Tahir Dawood

tsdawood

It takes like 10-15 seconds to swab a patient for COVID-19. In public it takes like around 20-30 min minumum to find PPE (if you ever find it), a further

Babajide Sanwo-Olu

jidesanwoolu

Dear Lagosians, I have more great news for you from our Infectious Disease Hospital, Yaba. Today, two more female patients have recovered fully and have tested negative to #COVID19 twice

Dr. Rob Davidson #WearAMask

DrRobDavidson

As an ER doctor, I feel compelled to correct a dangerous & upsetting new talking point from @realdonaldtrump. Lately he's been "boasting" that while #COVID19 rates are soaring, *deaths* are

Dr. Suzanne Lentzsch

SLentzsch

#ISA2020 Yesterday: Plenery Session on Diagnosis and Management of AL #amyloidosis chaired by @awechalekar and Stefan Schönland. Here is my take home message @AmyloidosisSupp @Amyloidosisfdn @Amyloidosis_ARC @AmyloidC @MayoAmyloid @amyloid

Cynthia Mulligan

CityCynthia

NEW: Ontario has 411 new #covid19 cases, a 6.6% increase (yesterday it was 8.3%)Hospitalizations: 691 - up 18 from yesterdayPatients in ICU - 257 - down 3 from yesterday Patients