#Patients

Stefan Kertesz, MD

StefanKertesz

1/Listening today to @CDCgov Board of Scientific Counselors meeting that includes discussion of pain issues and a future opioid guideline...800-369-3110; participant 7563795 https://www.cdc.gov/injury/bsc/meetings.html 2/The 1st part focuse

Sri Krishna

tellkrish

With @franklowery our new study on attributes of T cells that contribute to successful cell therapy in cancer patients in @ScienceMagazine today w/ colleagues @slgoff_SB, @NCI_CCR_SB @theNCI a TL;DR thread

Matthew Cortland, Esq

mattbc

The right of patients to refuse consent is well established, not just in US law but in international law since, at least, 08/20/1947 — the day a verdict was reached

💉Josh Rubin, MD 🇺🇸

DrSandman11

Ah, but why?A brief succinylcholine #tweetorial #MedTwitter https://twitter.com/absitesmackdown/status/1292159439382994945 Succinylcholine (sux) is a short-acting, depolarizing muscle relaxant used to help establish airways and for short pr

Hokie Pharmacist

Hokiepharm

The new $CLOV research released by Hindenburg Research is severely flawed. I honestly do not think they understand how the healthcare payment system works. 1. The DOJ investigation is doomed

tantine bibiche🇨🇩

proceeeding

No but I’m a girl who’s family relied on free school meals, council housing, breakfast clubs etc and now I’m a doctor? Get outttttt This is why @MarcusRashford campaign

Wren

jaunty_aphorism

It isn't trauma informed to force formulations on patients who don't consent, to remove all their control & choice, & to share their most painful secrets without their knowledge. I've

Tricia Pendergrast

traependergrast

what questions should White and/or cis-gendered and/or heterosexual and/or high SES premedical students be asked by interviewers to ensure they have an appropriate level of knowledge of their privilege or

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

New coronavirus infections are decreasing and 14 million people in the UK have received one vaccine dose. But the sitrep is that hospitals are still caring for 24,352 COVID patients

Yasien Eltigani

yasieneltigani

EM clerkship week 3 Elephantiasis maggots, urinary retention post-renal AKI, gastritis vs PUD, , otitis externa, patellar dislocation, open tibial fracture, heroin overdose, hyperkalemia, Afib, and many interesting

Livia Gerber

GerberLiv

Dr Jinhyun (Jean) Cho @Lg_on_the_Move presenting at @MQLinguistics Research Seminar. Her presentation explores various intercultural communication issues in doctor-patient encounte

Mia Yang, MD

mia_geri28

As a Chinese-American geriatrician, I am unable to sleep tonight from all the pent up anger in one day. Read on as I tell you the ways. 1 I am

Irène P. Mathieu

gumbo_amando

Today I received the COVID-19 vaccine. I’m also 17 weeks pregnant!It wasn’t an easy choice, but reading the stories of many other pregnant health care workers #onhere helped me to

Zain Chagla

zchagla

#idmeded #idtips day 3 - fever in the ICU. A common scenario in patients who often can't communicate due to sedation/ventilation. Long differential, and often escalating antibiotics without a clear

Shawn Martin

rshawnm

The @CMSGov has released the 2021 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule final rule. This rule establishes the framework for physician services provided to Medicare beneficiaries, including compensation for those services. https://www.cms.gov/news

UMN Cerebrovascular & Neurocritical Care

umnstrokencc

1/A #tweetorial on carotid near-occlusion:A right-handed patient presents with 3 transient recent events: left BRAO, expressive aphasia, and right hand weakness. Imaging revealed a left carotid near-occlusion, which is defined

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