#Patients

John Houghton

jsmhoughton

>50% of patients undergoing #VascularSurgery may have underlying #CognitiveImpairmentKey finding of our new paper published in @EJVES_ESVShttps://authors.elsevier.com/a/1cYbk_OXZNznGRWhy does this matter? @GDresearchgroup @UoLCVS @robsay

Bob Moran

bobscartoons

You claim hospitals all over the country are full to bursting with people dying of severe pneumonia.You claim that this justifies the destruction of millions of lives, the imposition of

Statistics Guy 🤓

Stat_O_Guy

Masks, do they work? #COVID19 Since 24th July 2020, the wearing of #Masks in shops became mandatory in England. Prior to this frequent messaging from Whitty, Valance and Hancock was

Mhairi Hunter

MhairiHunter

Received another update from NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde today. As of today in the Board area 37,000 health care workers, 7,235 care home staff & 11,000 social care staff

Crystal moth

Prolapsarian

LITERALLY NO LESSONS HAVE BEEN LEARNT. After 100,000 people died Boris Johnson is pursuing the same strategies that killed them. The policies that have led to so many deaths are:

david friedberg

friedberg

the US is administering ~250k covid vaccine doses per day. we prob need to get ~100-150M ppl vaccinated = 200-300M doses = 800-1200 days at current rate. last mile clearly

Mark Brown

MarkOneinFour

Huntercombe Hospital in Maidenhead. "Inspectors found staff “did not use safe systems” to prescribe, administer, record and store medicines on its Severn and Thames wards, which provide psychiatric intensive care"

Robert Dickson

robertpdickson

[thread] The paradox of treating ARDS is this: because we don't have a drug to reverse lung injury, we provide supportive care with two therapies - oxygen and mechanical ventilation

Hugo Mercier

hugoreasoning

Today is the anniversary of George Washington’s death. How did he die? He caught a throat infection. Then his doctors decided to drain 2.5L of blood (2/3 of a gallon,

Rachel Thomas

math_rachel

Things to know if you work on medical ML:- Medical data can be incomplete, incorrect, missing, & biased- Medical system is disempowering & often traumatic for patients- Crucial to involve

NurseKelsey (she/her)

nursekelsey

Please know that even if you can’t visit your loved ones, conscious or not, nurses still quietly comb their hair, talk to them, tuck them in warm blankets & maintain

राम गिलहरी

Ateendriyo

A significant group of people, including certain RW intellectuals, seem hell bent on "proving" that India has "underreported" it's Covid-19 cases. 1/n They reckon that based upon serology/antibody testing. For

Lauren Sittard

sittard_lauren

Today marks the 1 year anniversary of my first rheum appointment. It is absolutely wild to think about how I was last year compared to now. When I think of

Watson

ImWatson91

If I may offer some advice to those who treat/evaluate dysphoric individuals who are considering transition - ask your patients to seriously think on the unchangeable aspects that go beyond

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astro_milf

Why the term “obese” is a slur, a thread: As defined by google: “grossly fat or overweight” “But hey, wait, isn’t obese just a medical term? How can a medical

Laboratory of Vivek Bhalla, MD- Stanford

BhallaResearch

Thank you to @AJPRenal, to Drs. Zachary Gray (superstar) @StanfordMedRes , Wanzhu Tu, @gchertow, and for ongoing dialogue Dr. Howard Pratt for the opportunity to articulate this concept. 1/13 Many

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