#PubMed

Tony Breu

tony_breu

1/14Why do we feel cold (i.e., experience "chills") when we have a fever? Shouldn't we feel hot? And what are rigors?Answers to these questions will help us better understand when

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Bonita_801

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32513410/ What the fuck are they doing to “COVID-19” PATIENTS IN NY?! https://youtu.be/UIDsKdeFOmQ They’re trying to weaken are immune systems!! They’re pushing propaganda.

Daniel Restrepo, MD

DrDanRestrepo

1/Patient admitted to your service with “syncope” after losing consciousness. You notice this on the right side of his tongue. What caused him to lose consciousness?(Posted with permission)#physicalexam #TipsForNewDocs #medtwitter

The Professional

science_cited

1. This thread describes in detail a novel mechanism of action induced by the MMR vaccine working synergistically with aluminum adjuvant containing vaccines resulting in autoimmunity and brain damage. 2.

Rory - ADHD Autistic OCD

roryreckons

You can use the term Asperger if you want.I will however believe that you are happy with Nazi identification as a ‘child psychopath’ who thinks they are one of the

illogics

illogics

A CASE FOR MASKS IN THE ERA OF COVID-19: THREAD Masks DO work. In fact, surprisingly well. In the study below, they did a test on a variety of different

Erin K O'Brien MD

ErinOBrienMD

#Otolaryngology has 0.8% Black MDs, one of the lowest #’s of any specialty. We outline some reasons why: over reliance on biased metrics (Step 1, AOA, grades, letters of rec)

IDSA Medical Education Community of Practice

IDSAMedEdCOP

How can we promote academic advancement for JR faculty? Finding the right mentorship is key. Check out #IDWeek2020 oral abstract 134 by @vera_luther @armstrws @BonuraErin @MikeMeliaMD @DrDavidRiedel @BSchwartzinSF This abstract

Bryan Broderick, MD

BBroderickMD

1/21 After caring for patients in the ICU with #COVID for the last week, the time seems right for a #pulmonology #tweetorial on #Proning or #PronePositioning @sanjayvdesai @OslerResidency @JHUPCCMFellows @CPSolvers

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AABastianWrites

Maybe Chinese Herbs (TCM) do help as NIH studies have shown the herbs can reduce blood clotting. Will post NIH articles for this thread. (National Institute of Health, USA)https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/04/24/strokes-coronavirus-young-pat

John Anderson

janderz

@EmilysNichols, @ComadorkSome thoughts about the recent Nichols et al., 2020 paper on bilingualism. 1) Using one or two questions to define bilingualism is *highly* problematic - akin to asking a

Dr. Brittany Seymour

BrittGlobHealth

After working with experts for the past several years, I am absolutely delighted to share the publication of the first definition of Global Oral Health by our team @Harvard School

ice9

__ice9

Paradoxically enhanced survival among smokers reported in Chinese retrospective studies seems most likely explained by reduced IL-6 activity in smokers.Chronic smoking apparently has immunosuppressant effects, which probably leads to less

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

Honey Singh #WorkForDoctors

honeytech

Vietnamese coffee with homemade coconut condensed milk & dates #HasBeenHad Love coffee? Read this thread to know the benefits of this #Nootropics Benefits of coffee // caffeine // Can Improve

The Notorious EEG (M. Scott Perry MD)

TheNotoriousEEG

1) So often, people with #epilepsy are given a rescue medication (ie rectal diazepam or nasal midazolam/diazepam) for #seizures and the instructions are to give after minutes. Why do