#Respiratory

Thomas Jackson

delirious_dr

2. We are going to need all therapy disciplines, but especially SALTs @naomi_soar - lots of dysphagia, communication barriers. Nutrition is a big issue, lots of ortho-static instability (get your

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

1/ Has anyone seen data on the testing specs for rtPCR (sensitivity/specificity) in asymptomatic/presymptomatic #covid19 patients?This is critical-- but if there is low sensitivity/high false negative in this patient population,

phoenix🗡

killlerkgs

18. better s3x drive for all my h word oomfs 19. if you have seasonal allergies losing weight might reduce those or get rid of them bcs being overwei strains

Jason Weatherald MD

JasonWeatherald

To the new incoming Pulmonary Medicine fellows, welcome to the specialty! Here are my 10 tips for success. Inspired by @AndrewJSauer’s tips for cardiology fellows.Please feel free to add to

Isaac Bogoch

BogochIsaac

1.Shedding light on where #COVID19 replicates, informing transmission:"Pharyngeal virus shedding was very high during the first week of symptoms...Infectious virus was readily isolated from throat- and lung-derived samples, but not

Omar Wasow

owasow

Are there latitude, temperature or weather effects on Covid? Some early studies found associations. Now, a new possible explanation for cross-national variation: ”countries with TB vaccination programmes have far fewer

The BioAbsurdist

bioabsurdism

Let’s talk about #masks (A Thread)The masks people are wearing are permeable to viral particles. The spaces between threads > width of a single virus. This is not contested among

Shubham

Shubham32225715

@Roflindian https://chemrxiv.org/articles/COVID-19_Disease_ORF8_and_Surface_Glycoprotein_Inhibit_Heme_Metabolism_by_Binding_to_Porphyrin/11938173Sir Please read this research paper https://mobile.twitter.com/yishan/status/1244717848506675200And this

Indore Wale Bhiya

IndoreWaleBhiya

Chronology of Corona outbreak in Indore1. Outbreak confirmed on 24th march with 4 +ve results. All 4 reported to have Severe Acute Respiratory Illness... contd... 2. by 1st April 75

Dr Tarun Deep Singh

tarunds

#COVID19 and drawing parallels to the mother of all pandemics. (A Thread) Has something remotely similar to COVID-19 occurred before?Let’s try to take a journey to a bygone era and

Dr. Rob Davidson #WearAMask

DrRobDavidson

WARNING: As an ER doc in a rural hospital, I’m seeing the number of #COVID19 cases here *rise* as we start to plateau in NYC, Detroit, etc. Though @realdonaldtrump anticipates

l E T 17

Inevitable_ET

Won’t take much investigation To prove that correct https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/03/26/coronavirus-fact-check-could-your-december-cough-have-been-covid-19/2899027001/Dark to Light DID YOU or did you NOT have a rough upper or low

Ryan Davis

MicroLevitator

As an aerosol scientist with expertise in the niche sub-field of droplet fragmentation, I’ve been meaning to provide some commentary on this article for a while. What does it tell

Dr Fiona Rawle

FiRawle

How viruses got their names:1. COVID-19. This is the name of the disease not the virus. The viruse that causes it is SARS-CoV2 (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2). For

Ahona Panda

ahona_panda

Dr. Sumit Sengupta (great pulmonologist based in Kolkata) writes: This is a personal summary of the COVID situation (without going into nuances or details) with some references meant for non-specialists

Catherine Collins

RD_Catherine

How interesting to see my work discussed during this #COVIDー19 discussion on lower RQ feeding as treatment modality in respiratory failure. @DrPaulMason 1/7https://twitter.com/DrAseemMalhotra/status/1245225579286323203 Small study. We