#Patients

PassionatePachyderms (#CPP)

PithyPins

There's something ROTTEN in Washington folks: 1) Something just occurred to me, we know the hospitals are running out of narcotics and such for those virus patients needing to go

Esther Choo MD MPH

choo_ek

It’s clear from speaking with peers around the country that we’re running into shortages of medications like fentanyl, versed, propofol, and paralytic. Why these particular medications? And why do we

Anupam Singh

anupampom

This article makes a point that politicians(often elderly with mild symptoms or co-morbidities) should stay at home and isolate themselves till they feel sick . I thoroughly disagree with many

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

Looking at COVID-19 admissions this past week, we are seeing a change. More patients are testing positive for the virus and getting sick enough to need ICU. Definitely a second

ArkansasCovid

ArkansasCovid

Worth noting from today's press conference, held in Conway:22 Covid patients are hospitalized in Faulkner County7 on a ventilator. The county's Covid patients skew younger:20% of its cases have been

UK Prime Minister

10DowningStreet

Thread 1/2: Coronavirus press conference slides (22 October 2020) Estimate of percentage of people testing positive for COVID-19 in England COVID-19 incidence estimates for England Patients admitted to hospital with

Malini Aisola

malini_aisola

Delhi govt order fixing rates for COVID treatment in pvt hospitals says that rates apply "subject to upper limit of 60% of TOTAL HOSPITAL BED CAPACITY"Order incorrectly calculates the no.

Nikita Consul, MD

nikitaconsul

Every day I walk to work @BCMRadiology, I am asked #COVID19 screening questions and handed a mask to wear. I investigate the reasoning behind some of the gastrointestinal screening

Kathleen Ganley

KathleenGanley

The UCP wants us to turn on each other. They spin a narrative that cuts are necessary (they aren’t), that public employees get more than they need (they don’t), and

Trisha Elliott

Trisha_the_doc

My colleagues tease me for using pictures of the hills, or my cats, in the talks that I give. But it does mean that I “own” the pictures, and no

Prof Darrel Francis ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again

ProfDFrancis

Today's Tweetorial is courtesy of my friends Thomas Treibel, Charlotte Manisty, and James Moon!First the challenge.What do you make of this? Options Well I couldn't understand the graph.Fortunately the implausibly

Rich Davis, PhD, D(ABMM), MLS 🦠🔬🧫

richdavisphd

Pre-print review of saliva (vs. nasopharyngeal swab) for detection of SARS-CoV-2 by PCR in symptomatic patients. 10 studies reviewed (all w/ modest n numbers) with saliva being positive in 31-92%

Dee

DeniseEmtin

THREAD1. This is my Dad, Ed.He’s a resident at a NY State Veterans Home.Anyone who meets him, knows he’s a big Yankee fan. He survived chemo & removal of half

Facts Central

StillDelvingH

Hello @MatthancockSince you seem to think NHS staff are wasting PPE, let me introduce you to the official guidelines.https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/wuhan-novel-coronavirus-infection-prevention-and-control/covid-19-personal-protective-equi

Deepak Patel

deepakpatel_91

17,822 bodies were cremated or buried as per Covid protocol in 7 major cities of Gujarat in last 1 month: Sandesh But Gujarat govt’s data says only 1,745 people died

Krishna

Kannan9900

Very interesting hypothesis causally linking hemoglobin metabolism, oxygenation/deoxygenation at the lung and in tissues to Covid-19. So far, no sci. publications on this subject (searched in PUBMED). However, old reviews