#Severe

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. I haven’t been posting about reinfection for various reasons, but this one raises extremely important policy questions. The gentleman concerned was being tested for antibodies on a regular basis.

Nicholas A. Christakis

NAChristakis

Let’s talk about the really good news out last week about dexamethasone (“dex” as we docs lovingly call it) to treat serious COVID19. And let’s also talk about rapid scientific

Farid Jalali MD

farid__jalali

Proper attention to 𝗮𝗹𝗹 aspects of pathology in COVID19, simultaneously, is paramount to proper treatment: pulmonary endothelium plateletsProducts of platelet-endothelial

Saraswati Films

mmpandit

Every single karma for you (and against you) gets paid back.Both types are paid many fold.Only question is how long one waits for it to happen. There is a school

Em

DrEm_79

Self harm researchers and professionals:Why do you still write and talk about self harm as being “impulsive” or occurring due to “impulsiveness”?1. Do you think self harm is always “impulsive”?2.

emily ツ

TUBBOTAPES

what not to say or do when talking to someone with adhd: a thread for teachers by someone who has severe adhd “you just need better time management skills” dear

Andrea González-Ramírez

andreagonram

This essay is as bad as the headline suggests, and a reminder that a certain type of political journalist enjoyed the chaos because they would never be targets of the

Eduardo R Argaiz

ArgaizR

Pt w advanced liver cirrhosis. Comes w worsening ascites. No fever, no bleeding. ok, no asterixis. BP 91/50. Labs: AKI (Cr 3.0 mg/dl), UNa 7 mEq/L, bland sediment.

Jaya_Upadhyaya

Jayalko1

PAMBUMEKKATTU MANA MANDIR, THRISSUR (Ker)There was a time when one Mekkattu family suffered from severe poverty. The head of the family, Mekkattu Nampoothiri decided to perform penance at Thiruvanchikulam Mandir

Karl Jacoby

karl_jacoby

It is revealing that in the recent debates about Pres. Grant, there has been almost no mention of his Indian policy, which was, let's just say, complicated. Grant appointed the

Gertrud Rey PhD (Trudy)

GertrudRey

Do memory T cells induced by seasonal coronavirus infection protect us from SARS-CoV-2 infection and/or disease? I attempt to answer this question in this thread. Also at virology blog. (1/n)

Natasha Loder

natashaloder

From the UK chief medical officers: For both vaccines, data provided to MHRA demonstrate that whilst efficacy is optimised when a second dose is administered both offer considerable protection after

Dr Alexandra Phelan

alexandraphelan

I disagree with folks dismissing the implications of the UK variant of concern. While individual behaviors to avoid transmission may not change, the impact at the population level is serious:

ReiceAlexis

AlexisReice

Surprised there's been no push back on this. Leaving children at home for another term has enormous neg. consequences that quite possibly outweigh the benefits. THREADhttps://twitter.com/KejanHaynes/status/1294712191153836033 In any mas

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

Important: on the resurgence of SARS-CoV-2 in a place where herd immunity was already attained.The authors lay out 4 reasons:1) didn’t actually attain herd immunity2) waning immunity3) new strains evading

Amit Arya

AmitAryaMD

Earlier this month, we crossed a grim milestone in Canada...10,000 #COVID19 deaths in #LTC. They were human beings, and not just "numbers." Every life mattered. Here are some year-end reflections

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