#Medtwitter

Frank Cacace MD FACP

GIMaPreceptor

1/ Had a really interesting day on #medtwitter today, re: #advocacy #activism #primarycare courtesy of @MParshleyMD @sagar_ankita @EricLast3 @gabrieldane @meggerber @mmteacherdoc @sulane7 @SusanHingle @dhpomerantz @UREssien ... and of cours

American Horror Callie

DeathCab4Callie

On expecting things to get "better" for students with disabilities elsewhere and handing them off, a thread (PLZ RT-and please read. Listen. Learn.):This one is important. This is actually one

Sarah Mojarad

Sarah_Mojarad

Ok. There are a ton of great articles on WHY scholars should join Twitter, but most don’t offer an in-depth HOW-to.This leads to hesitation and timidness.So, I present a thread

Peter Pischke-Friendly Neighborhood Journo

HappyWarriorP

Studying the statements from the 2021 Rx Drug Abuse & Heroin Summit,I can confidently say that things are going to get tougher for pain patients,https://www.psychcongress.com/article/subject-netflix-series-pharmacist-turns-focus-pharma-

Nicholas Lee, MD

NickLeeMD

#askMedPeds w/ @nmpra, #MPPDA, & #AAP is BUMPING with over 200 people! Tune in w/ us for some wholesome #MedPeds information for upomcing applicants.Great to see @maxabillioncruz, @MedPedsMike, Dr Doolittle,

Stu Maitland

StuMaitland

Catching up with #medtwitter and some rather smug reactions from UK docs to US docs being up at 3:30 am and effects on burnout. But is the UK system really

Dr. Jonathan 🇮🇳👨‍⚕️⚕️

just1doctorwala

We have learnt so much but there is lots more to learnEvidence does not support the use of many proposed therapies, including vitamins C and D, zinc, lopinavir-ritonavir, colchicine, interferons,

TheLiverDoc

theliverdr

Here is an example of exactly HOW NOT to design a study and publish.A grp of #ayurveda vaidyas published:Clinical Improvement In #COVID19 #patients With Timely Intervention Of Panchagavya: Preliminary FindingInternational

Ruby

RubyMughal2

Every era has its prisoners.Ours, the children in poverty, like caged Canaries and Coal Miners.The news last week refreshed the betrayal of poverty hanging over the lives of so many.Including

Sacharitha Bowers, MD 🇺🇸

SBowersMD

My take on POTUS and his announcement that he's taking prophylactic #Hydroxychloroquine :We have no idea if he is actually taking it. His track record for truth telling is...well...nil. We

Umbereen S. Nehal, MD, MPH

usnehal

Both/and. The issues of manipulation of our reality is true. That said, I have seen some of the most educated and supposedly intelligent so-called skeptics engage in high school types

Lea Alhilali, MD

teachplaygrub

1/It is rare a patient tells you where their pathology is—but they do when they tell you they have a cranial nerve palsy—you just have to know where to look!A

Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD

RoxanaDaneshjou

I would like to lay out why this work is scientifically unsound and problematic. Note that my PhD was in a genetics/informatics lab, and I spent time working with population

Allison Hempenstall MD

Dr_Hempenstall

1/ Cognitive Bias in Clinical MedicineI love teaching #MedStudents about #CognitiveBias & #DiagnosticErrors & so thought I would create my debut #tweetorial on cognitive biases in clinical medicine Now which

Harry Paul

_HarryPaul_

1/ “Someone passing me on the street cannot see that my spine curls around my lungs and reduces my ability to fight respiratory infections.”Beyond proud to share my first piece

B. Bobby Chiong, MD

brianchiong

Here we go. My first #medtwitter #tweetorial. A subject near and dear to my heart. Venous air embolism. If I have an IV line and someone injects air into it,