#MEDICINE

When you study history, you will learn that there were (and still are) places where people had different ways of understanding their relationships to their bodies and to healing. This
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INTERMITTENT FASTING is a structured - time restrictive- eating plan that helps you to reduce your frequency of eating. When you reduce your frequency of eating, you create a CALORIE
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UVGI is a disinfection method that uses short-wavelength ultraviolet light to kill or inactivate microorganisms by destroying nucleic acids and disrupting their DNA, leaving them unable to perform vital cellular
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Should i sleep, even though im not tired? I don't want to sleep because it's supposedly "good" for my health. I haven't been eating much either. Its apparently because of
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Why is it OK for Dr's to treat pain patients like shit? If a heart patient was on a specific medication for 20 years and it was successful, Dr's would
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Astra Zeneca vaccine & blood clots. Summary.Rare form of blood clots plus low platelets. ~60% involve veins of brain. Almost all after 1st dose. Risk (UK MHRA): 1 in 250,000
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My grandmother tells the story of when the Nazis eventually invaded Italy. She talks about how her father was taken to dig his own grave where he would surely be
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Great that attention is remaining focused on #AMR a big problem. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2021/04/un-meeting-calls-more-action-less-talk-antimicrobial-resistance . But the relentless claims that this is primarily or large
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As a doctor, it's beyond bizarre to see a potential #SCOTUS justice say she'll make decisions about healthcare (eg, denying it to millions) based on #Originalism-what she thinks people in
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All right.Mulan discourse is all over my TL, so a thread on qi and witches and ...stuff.First off, the reality:Qi is something every living being has. Every living being.Including your
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#VintageMagTweets tonight come from this Punch book of Women's Rights. The publishing date is 1967. It's a straightforward look at the history of female rights up to and including suffrage.
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When I entered med. school (no docs in fam), I assumed:1 Med education would primarily train me to be a doc2 Cancer screening is an unalloyed good3 When docs recommend
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Following the @BBCNewsnight segment on “detransitioners”, here’s some evidence-based research about transition ‘regret’ that @TaviAndPort could have cited...Thread... Of 162 trans adults, only 1 reported they would choose not to
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Professionalism” has always been a term that I’ve hated. It’s empty and vague it’s definition and thereby allows for it to be easily molded and weaponized by those in power
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#ThreadKalanginathar Siddhar- I stumbled upon some interesting information about Kalanginathar Siddhar. Some, I found hard to believe and did not want to put out without verifying. Alas, I was unable
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#TruthAboutVaccinationsPM PART PLEASE BOOKMARKI will be continually adding documents. This thread will be huge data dump of reference materials showing the truth behind the vaccines and many other lies of
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