#Patients

Jennifer Brea🦒

jenbrea

In addition to being a fairly nasty respiratory virus, #COVIDー19 can invade the central nervous system and/or cause profound neurological disease. Another reason why MORTALITY is not the only statistic

Sartorius

Tsarorius

Gros gros level de foutage de gueule dans la table 4 de l’article de l’IHU Méditerranée Infection sur les 1061 patients. Explications Cette table 4 est censée décrire l’état

Emma Peel 💙🗽🌊🐋♻️

MsEmmaPeele

So this happened yesterday. I went to my doc as I am meant to get regular bloodwork for chronic hypokalemia. The doc (whom I know well and talk about sciency

Ninad Chhaya

NinadChhaya

Being a part of a Dr. family, I can relate to this thread. Drs. are at a very high risk of exposure b/c they come in close contact with patients

Dezi ♀

DestiniSpaeth

I’ve kept it cool the last 2 weeks but this did me in. My first patient to die was the domino of the new normal. No time for tears as

Prof. Akiko Iwasaki

VirusesImmunity

This is a cautionary tale of how anti-Spike antibody may make COVID disease worse. In this study, the authors show that anti-Spike IgG made SARS-CoV disease worse by switching macrophage

Catherine Moore 🦠🧬🇪🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧

SmallRedOne

With the increase in testing going on, we’re now seeing people testing positive now in May, who tested negative in March and April. These are not due to failure to

Kyle Ridgeway

Dr_Ridge_DPT

We mobilized our first two #COVID #COVIDー19 patients while vented Not able until day 8-9 Both likely ICU acquired weakness Two thoughts timeframes prolonged in these folks. “Early” mobility/PT isn’t

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

After six months’ experience with Covid-19, medical researchers have learned a lot. But there’s still a big open question:How many people who’ve been infected will suffer lasting symptoms and health

Sen. Robert Nesta Morgan

NestaJA

Been waiting to comment on this doctor issue I only have two points. 1. If you assault someone in the essential services you should go to prison.2. If you cause

Andrew Althouse

ADAlthousePhD

As promised last week, here is a thread to explore and explain some beliefs about interim analyses and efficacy stopping in randomized controlled trials. Brief explanation of motivation for this

Paul Williams

PaulNWilliamz

*How to clinic with Paul Williams*Mostly for internal medicine residents, but also for anyone else who is curious.Others may do things differently or disagree, and that’s totally fine. (1/22) Before

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

The depressing thing for anyone interested in rigorous science and evidence these days is that you are constantly cast as a pessimist who is holding up progress. The opposite is

Gesare Chife

gechife

#1 My grandmother was an incredibly strong and loving woman. She had a mganga "Medicine man" she believed in. When we were young, I had terrible eczema, it was so

Dr Dominic Pimenta

DrDomPimenta

The #NHS response to #COVID19 - did hospitals 'close'? (SPOILERS: No.) Just the facts. /thread Over the course of the pandemic there were just over 135,000 hospitalizations for COVID-19, with

blockchainVibes

BlockchainVibes

I love some vax companies & plays, HOWEVER I'm noticing a conversational shift from vaccines to therapeutics. Things to consider heading into fall:- Vaccines only have to be effective in