#Acute

Samantha Wang

DrSamanthaWang

1/15 #MedTwitter: You're admitting a 64YO male with ESRD on HD for hyperkalemia after missing dialysis. A troponin was checked & returned at 0.78 (nl

Gabbbar

GabbbarSingh

Brother tells me the migrant workers in his manufacturing unit, were so scared of an imminent shutdown of the company (coz of a few days of inactivity) they got money,

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

How would a 'protect the vulnerable and let everyone else go back to normal' approach to COVID play out? I see three main scenarios, each with important consequences to consider...

The254Hub

254hub

Traditional Chinese medicine to boost immunity against viral pneumonias now available in KenyaA thread http://the254hub.com/2020/11/25/traditional-chinese-medicine-to-boost-immunity-against-viral-pneumonias-now-available-in-kenya/ Global

Dr. Thomas Binder, MD

Thomas_Binder

THISSHUT DOWN 5G IMMEDIATELY!BARRICADE THE WINDOWS OF ICUs IMMEDIATELY!5G -> HEMOGLOBIN BLOCKED FOR O2 -> ACUTE SEVERE HYPOXEMIA -> UNCONSCIOUSNESS WITHIN SECONDS -> DEATH WITHIN 3 MINUTES!If I'm wrong, no

Tom Folan, MD

tomfolanmd

We only have 3-4 month survivors of COVID19 and so we are only familiar with acute effects. There is concern for chronic effects to include: Pulmonary fibrosis Heart failure Liver

Afshine Emrani MD FACC

EmraniMd

What it will take for us to get back to life after #COVID19.1- We need mass testing, not for the acute infection (IGM), but who has had it, by measuring

HostileSpectrum

HostileSpectrum

With today's announcement of IPv4 exhaustion, it may be time to surface all the legacy FINTEL predicting this day would come, & look at tradecraft. The oldest published cyber intel

Vitruvius

VitruviusCurve

An interesting question to ask oneself when some self-flagellation is apropos [using the self criticism rather than the religious meaning] is the following:Where am I on the curve that measures

Mike Armiger - Education, Mental Health & Sport

MikeArmiger

Today has only reinforced to me how broken & under resourced our system is.I've known this for a while after working in & accessing mental health services myself. I've been

Linn Marie

Pennamiriel

Immunologists on failures of communication in a pandemic: when you express appropriate uncertainty ("we don't know for sure!") in a global crisis, you may leave people believing that a very

Adam W Gaffney

awgaffney

Regarding the recent report of MRI abnormalities in college football players: invoking the precautionary principle when things are unclear is often the best course. And we should do what we

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

How long does immunity to SARS-CoV-2 last (and how long might it last in future)? A few thoughts... 1/ We now have data from several cohort studies showing responses can

Rabih Geha

rabihmgeha

1/The base rate…a double-edged sword.A mini-tweetorial on this crucial concept in clinical reasoning. 2/What is it?The base rate is the relative frequency of a diagnosis within a clinical context.Example:In the

Emily Moin, MD MBE

eemoin

I'm staunchly anti-spoiler but I want to tweet something about cardiology and Mad Men, which is a show that premiered 13 years ago, so if you haven't gotten around to

Remot 🎗

Grenyucat

question for virologists: It seems betacoronaviruses OC43 and/or HKU1 infection could provide some immunity against SARS-CoV-1 and MERS, although it is not clear if the patients with past OC43 or