#Patients

Aaron Carr

aaronAcarr

To those blaming density for pandemics: Here’s a picture of Singapore, which is the 3rd densest place in the world, and has only *six* corona deaths. If Singapore were a

uché blackstock, md

uche_blackstock

Leaving my shift today it became more evident to me that NYC’s #COVID19 pandemic will be a tale of two cities. The essential and service workers mostly Black, Brown and

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MelaynaLokosky

This was known early on:Severe #COVID19 patients are having trouble breathing because of lung airway stenosis.This is why ventilators are needed.To help people breathe.The goal pharmaceutically is to reduce the

Alexandra Vinson

ahvinson

I’m thrilled to announce that my paper, “Surgical Identity Play: The Anatomy Lab Revisited,” has been published in @SIJournal! Let me tell you why—a thread. 1/12cc: @umichDLHS @soc_hpe #mededtwitter #meded

Jo Yurcaba

JoYurcaba

I was also just laid off by Bustle. I've been with BDG in some capacity since 2014. Even though my position was part-time, it comprised 2/3 of my monthly income.

Jonah M. Kessel

jonah_kessel

New virtual reality images show what happened when the coronavirus attacked an otherwise healthy 59-year-old man. The images can help you understand your symptoms if you get sick. https://www.nytimes.com/video/health/100000007056651/covid-ards-acute-

Benjamin Trnka ⚕🙊🌐

BenTrnka

Can any (future) psychiatrists relate?During interviews at @harvardmed a surgeon asked me why I "don't just become a psychologist."Elsewhere, a subspecialist said they'd "rather quit medicine than go into psychiatry.&

Andrew Foy

AndrewFoy82

I'm having difficulty understanding the resistance to staged re-opening in places around the country that 1) have not been hit hard by COVID and 2) have demonstrated large excess capacity

Cher12661

cher12661

I'm pretty sick of sitting in my home 24/7 when all signs point to a CURE and PREVENTION of #COVID19 w use of #hydroxychloriquine and #Zpak.The Q is...has our gov't

Alex Washburne

Alex_Washburne

How many people in the US have COVID? We don’t know, but @inschool4life and I estimate how many people have gone to their doctor with a non-flu influenza-like illness (ILI)

Zain Chagla

zchagla

Let's review the history of Remdesivir1) Jan-Feb - COVID hits the world - remdesivir is an interesting compound that needs a home - gilead releases drug to a small number

Kelly Doran MD MHS

KellyMDoran

Four deaths in NYC isolation hotels for people with #COVID19. Not clear if any were homeless. Abundantly clear that @NYCMayor either does not understand #COVID19 or is being disingenuous. (1/)https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/24/nyregion/nyc-coronaviru

James David Chapman

batteredoldbook

It's the product that's the trouble. I'm peddling dogshit.#I go to M.E patients & say, "Here! Eat this dogshit!", "Eat it! Eat it now!". "Here's a tiny bit of dogshit!

Firass Abiad

firassabiad

1.6 Life goes on, even in Covid units in hospitals. May be it is the time spent alone, may be it is the close encounter with a possible demise, but

Aishwarya Arjunan, MS, MPH, CGC,CPH (she/her/hers)

aishuarjun

Now it's time to talk about my favorite topic. Expanded Carrier Screening. E05. Let's go #NSGC20 Both Katie & Blair highlight that ethnicity based carrier screening is not adequate and

Nida Qadir, MD

NidaQadirMD

The past few days have included a lot of thoughtful debate/discussion about #COVID19 and #ARDS, some snark (of which I too am guilty), and a hefty dose of HOW DARE