#Healthcare

Jacob Simmering

iacobus42

This is normally right thinking but I'm not sure it's right today. Evidence based medicine is an important paradigm - we don't normally want to overstep our evidence. But those

AQ

Evollaqi

It's questionable whether this is true. But let's suppose it is.The only silver lining to this pandemic – and the only accomplishments of any society not in the few which

Aaron

aaron_terrel

ThreadI believe ROGD, at least as Littman and Shrier wrote about it, doesn't capture the full picture of what is going on with female adolescent transition. I've talked about all

Ndidi Unaka MD, MEd

NdidiUnaka

A few reflections in a ...The emergency use authorization of the COVID 19 vaccine has prompted dialogue about its equitable distribution among healthcare workers. No doubt, these past few months

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eliowa

Some thoughts on where we are with COVID in Iowa.#bedsHospitals are full. Don't look at "beds" available on websites. Hospitals are already running at >100% capacity. Healthcare workers are burning

COONAYLA 🤎

damekayla

what is your "i will die on that hill"? talk to me. mine is people ghosting you & thinking its justified and it never really is i'm so happy I

Tanmoy Goswami

toymango

This is a hard time for mental health activists, advocates and user-survivors. So much muck's flying around that it feels like decades of hard work to build a mental health

Dr. Kelly Grindrod 🇨🇦 PharmD

kgrindrod

I worry that when we leave community pharmacists, primary care providers, and public health nurses out of the COVID vaccine planning conversations it's because decision makers only see technical workers

Steve Baker MP

SteveBakerHW

Thank you for having me on @BBCr4today Here are links to some of my sourceshttps://twitter.com/BBCr4today/status/1304309011349553152 http://Gov.uk Coronavirus dashboard:https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk Via @ONS, Coronavirus (COVI

Scott’s Cheap Flights

scottsflights

incredible news last week!early results from a Covid-19 vaccine trial blew away expectations. while there’s still a ways to go, here’s what we know now and what it could mean

Colleen Farrell, MD

colleenmfarrell

Back in March (was that 8 years ago?) I started tweeting about #Covid19. I was one of the first internal medicine residents at Bellevue Hospital in NYC to care for

Caroline Orr Bueno, Ph.D

RVAwonk

This is probably happening in a lot of places, but I haven’t really seen anyone talking about it, especially in the context of the ongoing protests, so I will. If

Consequence is no coincidence

BlueSteelDC

I agree. In the 3 years I have been on live those who come from that political construct- really think they have thought every thing through. If you don’t agree-

Rebecca Livingston

RebeccaMLiv

Yet another successful video clinic providing Respiratory Physiotherapy treatment to patients recovering from #COVID__19. Here is my learning:1) we’ve been able to provide the majority of treatments effectively by video.

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

UK React-1 study update for 4-13 February period:"Prevalence fell substantially across all age groups with highest prevalence among 18- to 24-year olds at 0.89% (0.47%, 1.67%) and those aged 5

Cate Eland

RomancingNope

The thing people miss about why the sporadic spring shutdowns failed is that the purpose of the shutdowns was not to completely end the spread of COVID, but to keep

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