#Acute

Andrew McGowan

Praxeas

This interesting piece has an acute take-down of Dix but assumes a return to 1662 would be the obvious consequence for Anglicans. Not surprisingly (given source) it avoids long history

Robbie Daulton

robertdaulton

1/ COVID may have stolen the headlines, but bacteria haven’t gone away. Strep Pneumoniae, Strep Agalactiae (GAS), & Strep Pyogenes (GBS) are as mystifying as ever. Let’s roll our sleeves

Aditi Singh

AditiSingh_IAS

Alarmed by acute rise in domestic violence-mental & physical & child abuse during lockdown. Within UP, 112 is a good way to get help as response time of these vehicles

Dr. Tara C. Smith

aetiology

New @JAMA_current publication looking at recovered #COVID19 patients in Italy. The outcomes are concerning: a thread. /1 First, should note: these were all hospitalized patients, so those who were very

david oliver

mancunianmedic

For people who see headlines and straplines and react before reading the rest, this piece is full of quite measured, well researched information which provides context. As so often, outraged

Kristen Johnson

kristenDjohnson

For the record, when you’re just a “regular citizen”, you don’t automatically get to be hospitalized out of an abundance of caution because you have a positive Covid test. My

Alan Watts

AlanWattsDaily

If to enjoy even an enjoyable present we must have the assurance of a happy future, we are “crying for the moon.” We have no such assurance. The best predictions

Catherine Moore 🦠🧬🇪🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧

SmallRedOne

With the increase in testing going on, we’re now seeing people testing positive now in May, who tested negative in March and April. These are not due to failure to

Paul Cotterill

Bickerrecord

1/ Been working in a care home since pandemic started because back in March I knew they'd be hit hardest, even if govt didn't, and it was best place to

Michael Lin, PhD-MD

michaelzlin

I am realizing more and more how unusual, unscientific, unmedical, and counterproductive it is for WHO to select the name #COVID19 and reject SARS2. In fact it would be most

Steven Chen

DrStevenTChen

1/#AGEP (ACUTE GENERALIZED EXANTHEMATOUS PUSTULOSIS)! A #medtwitter #dermtwitter #tweetorial! #MedEd #FOAMEdThis is a drug reaction that we can see on inpatients, with an exam full of pustules!Let's start with a

Dr Clare Craig

ClareCraigPath

Let's think a bit harder about why people might be dying in excess at the moment. Look what happened in spring to visits to A&E for heart attacks and angina.

Jonathan Turley

JonathanTurley

As with Mark Twain's death, the rising hysteria over a constitutional crisis due to President Trump illness has been "greatly exaggerated." We have a system that is hard wired precisely

Dr. Ilin Gilberto de la Torre MD 😷

IlindelatorreMD

Un Apple Watch (serie 4 o 5) podría usarse para diagnosticar un ataque cardíaco | Annals of Internal Medicine https://annals.org/aim/article-abstract/2756147/standard-precordial-leads-obtained-apple-watch Miguel Angel Cobos Gil, del Hospital Clínico

Rocky jamwal

jamwal_rocky

Some #AstroMeterological logics and facts on #weather forecastingWhen both #Sun and #Mars are closely conjugated or having close relations in same house in #Ardara #Parvesh #chakra , usually gives intense

Adam Gaffin

universalhub

Baker: Latest models show between 47k and 172k cases in MA, with a peak between April 10-20. Baker: Mass will likely need at least 500 more ICU beds and 1,000