#Acute

Andrew Sanchez

ASanchez_PS

Back to #pulmonology quick hits! Today I'll present a schema for the PULM MANIFESTATIONS OF LUPUS – all info from https://www.uptodate.com/contents/pulmonary-manifestations-of-systemic-lupus-erythematosus-in-adults#H402634822 First,

Olalekan Opeyemi Yekinni

Olamewealth

Let's talk bout INSOMNIA Courtesy of @g2winofficial and @kenny6509 @baybie_bluee @HidayahEntrepr1 @DocBlueMD @muyexson @itz_omolara Definition of insomniaInsomnia is a common sleep disorder that can make it hard to fall asleep,

Trisha Elliott

Trisha_the_doc

Talking about frailty at dinner tonight, & also the general public’s understanding of CPR etc.I still think some of the best judges of these issues were the surgeons I worked

Florida Chris

chrislongview

Are there really people out there trying to say that @KamalaHarris increasing funding for treatment beds for people with acute mental health issues is a bad thing?Go to hell. You're

Dr. Tayo Oyedeji

tayooye

Yesterday, I spoke with a young Nigerian lady who loves fashion and is thinking about giving up her medical license to build a fashion design firm.I told her to focus

Peter Woods

PIWoods1

I know no one wants any more hot takes on more negative things COVID could do but I've been thinking about how, COVID might cause an increase in Acute Lymphoblastic

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

NEW—Long term chronic persistent #COVID19 illness finally makes it into NIH guidelines! #LongCovid has long been discussed, but thus formalizes the problems as part of COVID recovery. Thread . https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.go

Ricky Turgeon PharmD

Ricky_Turgeon

Interesting to see the POPular AGE trial published in @lancet today providing randomized data to validate our findings from a large Canadian registry study published in @JAMAInternalMed last monthhttps://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/

Andrew Micieli

MicieliA_MD

The tPA recommendation on the NNT website changed to "the net benefit & harms are unclear due to uncertainty of data" authored by @TheSGEMI believe it's helpful to clarify a

john milbank

johnmilbank3

To escape from the postmodern dominance of simulacra is not so easy in secular terms. For Pomo is so far right: there are no unmediated, unrepresented or ‘added to’ facts.

A.M.

bhalomanush

I have been talking about treatments for COVID-19 for nearly 15 months based on published data in the gold standard randomized clinical trials. What I will say here isn't new;

David Roche

MountainRoche

A study published in JAMA Cardiology found that there could be ongoing cardiovascular risks for people that contract COVID-19, independent of pre-existing conditions, severity and overall course of the acute

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Prof @JeremyFarrar, confirming to @AndrewMarr9 what has been obvious from the data for a while: UK is likely to have one of the worst “if not the worst” death toll

415lb AUM

DeadLiftCapital

I'm *really* not an immunology expert at all, but quick thread here on post-SARS immunity. It's been somewhat taken for granted (including by me) that SARS had induced durable t-cell

Medical Axioms 🇺🇸

medicalaxioms

“No acute events overnight” misses the truth that for most of our patients, these days in the hospital will be one of the bigger events of the year. Instead, I

Christopher Ó Ruairc

Rourke199811

a./lasso forehand/first of all, if you are not an aggressive ballstriker (i.e. with a fast or very fast swingspeed), i would strongly advise ^against using a lasso forehand!— why?without generating