#Disease

Mae Winchester, MD

MWinchesterMD

As a physician caring for Kansans, let me can tell you why proposed #HCR5003 (#ValueThemBoth) amendment is dangerous. I focus solely on maternal fetal medicine – the care of sick

Kristian G. Andersen

K_G_Andersen

The @CDCgov put out their interim guidelines for SARS-CoV-2 antigen testing and the document is exemplary - clear, concise, and with a lot of relevant information.Short on other useful

The Provider

med_conscience

Today's thread: Benefits of using a SAUNAIt is not well studied whether or not there are definite benefits to using a sauna but lets dive into some of the possibilities.

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

OK I'm busy trying to catch up with what I've missed on #COVID19 in children, which looks like a lot!People seem to be making a big deal out of some

Charlotte Clymer 🏳️‍🌈

cmclymer

“Look, let me put it to you this way: the NFL all too often looks like a game between the Bloods and the Crips without any weapons. There, I said

Philosophical Engineer

letsthinkdeeply

I have gotten a number of questions about why we should be angry at Dr. Fauci, the NIH and CDC. The answer is simple, early in the pandemic a decision

Mrs. Dirty

DirtyLola

I don’t know who needs to hear this but If you like eating ass you should make sure you’ve gotten your Hep A vaccine. Just saying. This is a part

HRouge

hareng_rouge

TLDR: headlines like the below may be masking something interesting at ReNeuron - a medical platform businessAs #MXCT and $CLPT show, these sell highDirect NASDAQ comp valued 5x higher#RENE platform

Prof. Akiko Iwasaki

VirusesImmunity

New exciting collaboration work with @Aaronmring lab reveals diverse and functional autoantibodies in #COVID patients. Our findings provide clues for why COVID affects many organs, induce range of symptoms that

Alexandra Kytka

AGKytka

As a vaccine approaches, I've started thinking about religious exemptions to immunisation- but here's some interesting information: most refusals to vaccinate are PERSONAL, not religious in nature (1) In the

Ross Douthat

DouthatNYT

One more thread on the proper baseline for thinking about the US death toll, because I hadn't seen this from @germanrlopez when I wrote yesterday's thread.https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2020/9/9/21428769/covid-19-coronavirus-dea

Jesse O’Shea MD, MSc

JesseOSheaMD

COVID-19 VACCINES: DISPELLING RUMORS, CONSPIRACIES, AND HESITANCY A viral thread (inspired by repeated discussions w/ family/friends & apologies for length) 1. “Vaccines usually take many years to develop. Can’t trust

Hannah Weinberger

Weinbergrrrrr

Excited to learn more: Following Pfizer, Moderna (which started testing in Seattle) says its vax appears 94.5% effective, even at preventing severe disease; & bc of surging cases, could have

Thomas K. Karikari, PhD

TommyKakari

New publication alert Just published in @alzdemjournals Head‐to‐head comparison of clinical performance of CSF phospho‐tau T181 and T217 biomarkers for Alzheimer's disease diagnosis https://doi.org/10.1002/alz.12236A thread (1/n)

Vincent Lee

Rover829

SEOUL, Dec 18 (Reuters) - South Korea reported 1,062 new coronavirus cases on Friday, the second highest since it confirmed its first infection in January, the Korea Disease Control and

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

Half-baked thoughts about superspreading and contact tracing. With the existence of pre-symptomatic spread, the serial interval for this virus is quite short, making forward contact tracing challenging. 1/5 Japan’s cluster

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