#Patients

I'm gonna add onto this - Yes, but in case anyone didn't know, being fat isn't a risk factor for Covid. It's moreso that fat people are denied healthcare and
Read more
In my experience Every one in a hospital is FULL of IN DEPTH Knowledge, including PATIENTS :) Doctors should learn to tap the knowledge from each of them Of CourseThey
Read more
1/5 In , despite the good news on the Covid front, the healthcare system finds itself close to falling apart. The pandemic increased the demand on hospitals at a time
Read more
Over 200 dead. Cases almost at 7000.PM will give his FIFTH address to the nation today. MP govt has a cluster outbreak, the origin on which hasnt been traced as
Read more
1/Mental health is more important than ever during a pandemic. As healthcare providers, we are uniquely equipped to help our patients navigate this difficult time. Here's the scoop...#CovidClassroomUMN #COVID19 #mentalhealth
Read more
The link between cardiovascular & renal disease in chronic critical illness (CCI):In our review for @MDPIOpenAccess, we define the epidemiology of cardiovascular & renal disease in CCI, summarize pathophysiology, and
Read more
Having seen so many double standards on #remdesivir and #hydroxychloroquine result, I decide to start a thread to share how I read a scientific paper.While I only expect 1% people
Read more
Just a reminder to those who tout HydroxyChloroquine as a miracle cure... it also comes with a major risk of loss of vision. But that doesnโ€™t occur immediately, it slowly
Read more
The most annoying thing happened at work today. In the middle of reviews a new patient is admitted to the ward. I glanced at his folder quickly to see what
Read more
#COVID__19 in the Philippines. Travel ban was imposed 33 days after the first reported case. Luzon-wide quarantine was imposed at 43rd day. The effect of this ECQ should be observed
Read more
Fake news kills during a pandemic but wild 5G conspiracies may be less dangerous than the lowering of standards in mainstream science. Friday saw the most egregious example of this
Read more
"Ten Myths about FND" just out in Eur J Neurology @SarahLidstone @rmmaraujo, myself and @basbloem @EANeurology. People with FND come up against a lot of these during diagnosis and treatment.
Read more
Hello #MedTwitter!I've been thinking about how pervasive #telehealth is and will be in the future due to COVID-19. And especially (hi! have we met?) about how to prevent harm to
Read more
1/ When Trump announced that children are "almost immune" to COVID he engaged in a calculated lie. To the contrary, children do contract COVID in large numbers; they do suffer
Read more
Misallocation of minutes in the hospital is the primary cause of burnout for hospital employees. 1/ Every minute should benefit a person.1. The sick person2. A colleague 3. You4. Someone
Read more
George Monbiot has, to nobodyโ€™s shock, decided to blame state outsourcing is to blame for the UKโ€™s troublesome coronavirus response. He gets it completely wrong: the bureaucracy failed to engage
Read more