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Dr Darren Saunders

whereisdaz

This is a real shame, and will no doubt cause a lot of confusion. These patients were never infected with HIV, or ever came close to anything resembling live HIV

@MakeHerWay

MakeHerWay

I'm glad we're finally talking about details of healthcare staffing as our local hospitals are overloaded as a result of federal incompetence. I've been waiting since March. 1) the entire

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

BREAKING—Good & bad news—The Moderna #COVID19 vaccine fully protected against the UK #B117 variant... but was 6x less efficient at neutralizing the South African #B1351 variant in lab test.

University Alliance

UniAlliance

Alliance universities have been proudly supporting their communities, and the nation, throughout the #Covid pandemic. This week we’ll be sharing stories of #AllianceInAction helping the frontline, delivering vital research &

G Kang

GKangInd

1.5 billion children have been out of schools with consequences from nutrition to mental health and social development. A thread on SARS-CoV2, children and school in India in response to

Katelyn Melvin

katelynmelvin_

The first paper from the main study of my PhD is now published in @IJLCD! We used video-reflexive ethnography to explore engagement with families & speech-language pathologists working together in

TheOtherSideOfTheCoin

TOSOTC_CFC

KAI HAVERTZ - IT'S ONLY A MATTER OF TIME NOW We don't need him He isn't a priorityListen up & listen up good, we are not here to participate, we

Priya Sampathkumar

PSampathkumarMD

FAQs on Pfizer COVID vaccine.Thread1.Which COVID vaccine should I get? Is one better than others? You should get the vaccine you are offered. Getting a large number of people vaccinated

Ann Marie Kumfer

AnnKumfer

#tweetorial To obtain blood cultures or not to culture? This was inspired by the ? from @reverendofdoubt and @GermHunterMD reply.A pt w/ a hip fracture on POD1 has fever of

Andrew Althouse

ADAlthousePhD

Thread that I try to start/engage every so often: post your favorite RCT's with something "interesting" (good, bad, or just weird) about them. Anything related to design, conduct, analysis, or

Barry Rubin MD, PhD, FRCSC

drbarryrubin

You work in a #hospital with many complex patients & families desperate about their loved ones. You’re exhausted, juggling work & home life. Is it any wonder clinicians #burnout? Today,

Martin Landray

MartinLandray

Latest results from RECOVERY trial: Azithromycin does not benefit patients hospitalised with COVID-19No improvement in 28-day mortality, duration of hospital stay, or progression to invasive mechanical ventilation/ death.https://www.recover

Nick Hudson

NickHudsonCT

CRUCIAL LISTENING. Among the replies to this tweet was a link from @Bman78518518 to a great discussion of the obvious corruption that this JAMA paper points to. 1/8https://twitter.com/NickHudsonCT/status/1347803080541286402 50:00 into

Dr. Simon ツ

goddeketal

Read the 'COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine BioNTech' Rolling Review report. It looks like the mRNA vaccine has only been tested on young male rhesus monkey and rats. Severe side-effects have been

Erik Reinbergs, PhD

ereinbergs

While I'm at it, let's talk about suicide monitoring software that school districts use: This software sends an alert when students enter keywords on their school computers related to

Ben Derman

bdermanmd

Lots of great data and abstracts for myeloma this year at #ASH20; here, in no particular order, are my ‘top 10’ myeloma-related abstracts with a focus on clinical relevance #mmsm

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