#Physicians

Bruce Booth

LifeSciVC

The innate immune system is key for fighting viral infections, but can go overboard with CRS during severe disease. But dampening it early in an infection is probably not smart.

Stephanie deGiorgio

DrSdeG

We know people are contacting their GP and attending ED in higher numbers than ever. We need to think why to help come up with sensible solutions to help them

Meredith Vanstone

MGVanstone

This summer, I had the pleasure of working with #primarycare leaders across Ontario to formulate some #healthpolicy recommendations for primary care reform after Covid-19. A thread follows. @primarycare2025 #primarycare2025 You

Janese Laster, MD

gutdoc18

Are any of my other fellow physicians or just humans who believe COVID is real having a hard time keeping their old parents indoors?? Specifically my Dad. Context... 2/

Sarah Temkin

temkins

"Gynecologic oncology is a unique subspecialty of medicine in that physicians provide surgical and medical care for women w malignancies of the female genital tract" - are gender and subspecialty

Newsweek

Newsweek

Who should doctors save? Inside the debate about how to ration #coronavirus treatment: https://bit.ly/2XcFzW1 "The reality is, we already have a very unfair allocation of health care resources," says @BobTruog,

Erene Stergiopoulos, MD

fullerenes

As residents we get bombarded with resources & info abt “wellness”.But there’s often a mismatch between institutional discourses of #residentwellness & and learner-generated discourses.We often point out what wellness is

Monacochick

monacochick

Subject: COVID update - testing and treatment Mark Liponis, M.D.Stonover Health & WellnessBig developments on the COVID situation the past 24 hrs, so I thought it would be worth sending

Kate Smith

byKateSmith

Fact Check:Virginia's Gov was speaking about what happens when a someone delivers a non-viable fetus and cases of severe fetal abnormalities.These comments have been repeatedly misused by the President to

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

So important in this pandemic to NOT let RARE events make the headlines & grab our attention@NPR - this should NOT be a headline unless you’re going to have daily

xanderxxander

xanderxxander1

Gusto ko sanang mag discuss ng PHIC claims sa COVID kaso naka private ang legit account ko. Pero nakaka ubos kasi ng energy. For starters, let us not eclipse the

T. Austin Witt, MD

TAustinWitt

Sitting in my apartment nursing my hot coffee & reflecting on my 1st month of nothing but outpatient fam med. I derive so much inspiration from y’all it feels appropriate

Melanee Thomas

MelaneeLThomas

Who's going to tell the premier that being open-minded and responsive to public feedback, even when negative, is also the work of democracy? Or that working democracy does NOT =

CBG-san

OnlyNakedTruth

Today's #CBG_Thread How a woman physicist changed the way fractures were diagnosed and treated in medical world, saving lives of hundreds of soldiers in WW1.And no she didn't invent X-Rays.

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

Please share your favorite #publichealth SUCCESS story.I will start, with 2 powerful examples of how policy and science can work together. 1.The eradication of smallpox.A brilliant combo of science (Edward

Jamie Lee, DPT, FNP

jamieleeDPT_FNP

Since we're on the topic of DO misconception, I'd like to point out misconceptions of the DPT. It revamped its curriculum from the previous iteration by adding classes that make