#Disease

Tara Moses™

TaraTomahawk

TW: Medical RacismI got a diabetes DX a couple months ago that I felt was wrong, but my *white* doctor at IHS told me that the lab work didn't lie.Today,

Sephiroth IRA

a_lolbrarian

trying to think of the strangest moments from the trump admin. wish i had kept a list. Trump accusing people of murding border patrol with cans of soup, thinking that

Shoq

Shoq

WAKE-UP YOUNG AMERICA!Because they’re coming for you.All the rote bullshit rhetoric you’re reading on Twitter today from branded activists, politicians and pundits is just more of the same pearl clutching

Jean-Michel Connard

torriangray

My mom was telling me about a friend of hers who had polio when they were kids last night. She spent a good chunk of her childhood in an iron

Andrew Morris

ASPphysician

I have given plenty of thought regarding what should be a non-controversy: masking. This thread prompted by posts from @drmwarner https://twitter.com/drmwarner/status/1276602530710147078?s=20, demonstrators outside Queen's Park on my wa

Stefan Baral

sdbaral

A Public Health Perspective on the Potential Harms of #COVID19 #Elimination (my first thread)I have provided a reference for each post which I think should be the standard moving forward

(Cyriac) Abby Philips

drabbyphilips

1I followed @FitTuber advise and got all these #Ayurveda medicines which he outright claimed are '#safer', ''#effective' than conventional prescription drugs for day to day use. These will be tested

Sizwe sikaMusi

SizweLo

What’s the difference between vaccine efficacy and effectiveness, and what do vaccine makers mean when they say their therapies are “95% effective”?[Thread] Vaccine efficacy refers to the percentage change in

Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald, MD, FACOG

jfitzgeraldMD

Inspired by this tweet, I present: how to relate the Ob/Gyn rotation to your medical students interested in other specialties, a thread:https://twitter.com/toxicologist12/status/1361722601576534020 First things first: will you be taking car

Andrew Wehrman

ProfWehrman

Bostonians in the 18th century did not specifically close down churches during epidemics. They didn't have to. They didn't have germ theory, but with smallpox their system of close watch

Robert Freudenthal

RobFreudenthal

Wonder if better understanding of history of medicine might make people a little more cautious about amount of unchecked power given over to PH authorities?Good article from Science Museum

Dr Philip Lee

drphiliplee1

Imagine if you're in charge of a COVID ICUIt's already busy, overwhelming, your staff are depleted not just by illness but by quarantine, and exhaustionYesterday someone sent an email with

Tariq Patanam

TariqPatanam

A lot of attention has been given to WhatsApp’s privacy changes.But the most insidious features from these companies are non-obvious but right in front of our faces. At almost any

Mike Bird

Birdyword

I don't know what amount is right to pay people to isolate, and think it's probably just as important to pay close contacts. BUT this is the sort of Treasury

Mentorshipzim

mentorshipzim

Lets talk about #COVID19 for the next 1 hour Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses which are found in both animals and humans. They cause illnesses from common cold

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

Something has really been bothering me a lot and it's the notion that there is a scientific debate about whether aerosol transmission of #SARSCoV2 #COVID19 #coronavirus occurs. I don't think

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