#SYMPTOMS

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Miz_Soraya

Because I talk about #sober life pretty openly, and I'm cool with people approaching me about it, one question I get often is "how did you know you were an

Frisco Uplink

_danilo

I guess the hard thing is, this has all crept up on us so gradually, it’s hard to fully understand what is happening.This is a historically consequential moment. Imagine The

Dr. Chris Tufton

christufton

#JaCovid19OPM Press Conference Watch live: THREADhttps://twitter.com/andrewholnessjm/status/1295430635520024576 As the country may be aware, the Government of Jamaica, based on the information provided by the @themohwgovjm through its conti

Jason Pogue

jpogue1

I promise that if #hydroxychloroquine was an effective therapy for #covid19 we would tell you. Many of us (myself definitely included) were hopeful that it would be at the onset

Phiwoluhle🔮🧚(they/them)🏳️‍🌈: readings OPEN

tarotdaddie

isichitho: A THREADisichitho, loosely referred to (by me) as the draining. the aim is that whatever blessings you have or will have will be depleted and taken from you. it

Jess Scott

cardiac_fitness

Performance status in cancer isn’t broken, but is it time for an upgrade? Check out our commentary with @ElisabethEdvar2 Guro Stene and Lee Jones in @ASCO_pubs on different tools to

_Kevin_🍀

_kevin_dela

Why viruses don't exist, HIV & AIDS explained. {repost} (THREAD) The word "virus" was first used by French leaders before 1815 as political movement. To put it simply the French

Deirdre Gilhawley

DeeGilhawley

"[The findings from] a large new study from South Korea...suggest that as schools reopen, communities will see clusters of infection take root that include children of all ages, several experts cautioned."#COVID19ireland #edchat

Uriah

crimkadid

In September 23andMe produced a study showing that subjects belonging to blood group O (the most common type in Europe) have a slightly reduced chance of developing covid:https://blog.23andme.com/23andme-research/blood-type-and-covid-19/ Th

Tammy McNab MD

TammyMcNabMD

I worked in the US for a brief time as a general internist. Here is what for-profit privatised health care had to offer:First note that our medical group saw patients

Ben Sigelman

el_bhs

0/ This is a thread about *Logging* and how – for decades – it’s been a needlessly “selfish” technology.And how that should change.I promise this eventually gets concrete and involves

Samir Kayande

SamirKayande

Imma gonna do an Alberta Covid update anyway. But a long one, because of the new B117 variant in London, implications on schools. First a personal story.My teenaged daughter is

arkepi

arkepi2020

"Buckle up, Arkansas!": A threadWe're seeing the highest rates of cases & hospitalizations of the pandemic. We know strong policies very effective w/ this virus, but nothing coming.So how to

Michael Harriot

michaelharriot

This is an example of a problem called “mechanical racism” that is rarely talked about. This happens a lot and when it does, some people are brave enough to point

Dr Moghe 🇮🇳

drmoghes

Ancient Indians were aware of the existence of microbes or bacteria as well as the causation of diseases by them during the Vedic period. These references can be found in

fibrooooo

fibrofuckboy

[abuse]Hi let's talk about why it's ableist to use the word "narcissist" when what you mean is "abuser." First some context: I'm Drew. I have borderline personality disorder. I'm an

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