#PubMed

Christopher Yarnell

Yarnell_CJ

1/ Did you know that a Bayesian approach might help enhance scientific and clinical decision-making in critical care medicine?If you’re curious, check out this brief thread (and accompanying manuscript: https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1c6U

Panteleimon ("Paddy") Ekkekakis

Ekkekakis

I teach a Critical Appraisal course to seniors in Exercise Science & Pre-Health. Our 1st project is to redo a published meta-analysis. Students always find errors of various degrees of

Tony Bitcoin Stark

KingFromEgypt

The Wuhan Virology Institute:Completed in 2013 and partially funded by the U.S guvernment and maintained great relations with Canada's National Microbiology Labratoy. The Lab is very well known for its

Hysteria Nation

TheRemnant_

The two most #COVID19 affected cities in Italy are Bergamo & Brescia.https://www.ecodibergamo.it/stories/bergamo-citta/coronavirus-in-lombardiatutti-gli-aggiornamenti-video_1345101_11/ In January, a Meningitis emergency led to 34,000 vaccinations

GenderGP

GenderGP

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

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

In fact, this whole article feels like 2020, except that it was written 45 years ago.This whole blurb sounds very familiar.I am glad we continue to do the same things

Jen Depew, RD, against oligarchy, #purplepill

deNutrients

Phytonutrient news flash - "Quinine, which comes from the bark of a cinchona tree, was first isolated as an antimalarial compound in the 1800s, though there is evidence that bark

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

https://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/22/health/22whoop.htmlDoes this ring any bells?It’s a now-classic ‘PCR false positive pseudo epidemic’.Different infectious organism (a gram-negative bacterium) & disease (whooping cough) but all th

Robert Dickson

robertpdickson

[thread] The paradox of treating ARDS is this: because we don't have a drug to reverse lung injury, we provide supportive care with two therapies - oxygen and mechanical ventilation

Tyler Larsen

TylerLarsenMD

1/ Does atelectasis cause post-operative fever?I occasionally hear atelectasis listed in the differential diagnosis for early post-op fever (EPF) but this idea has never made much physiologic sense to me.

Faheem Younus, MD

FaheemYounus

COVID Myth-busting Thread: Too many myths floating around. Here’s part 2.1/10: Avoid shipped packages/gas pumps/shopping carts/ATMs or you’ll die.Wrong. Coronavirus surface survival is one thing; that surface causing an infection

Dr Unburnt🔥Poorman

DrPoorman

Like everyone, I'm glued to covid-19 news. A lot of it good, and a lot of it bad.Here is a thread about things reporters are getting wrong. 1/ Hydroxychloroquine: there

Ted W. James, MD MSc #DistanceMedEd

TedWJamesMD

For the 1st of 30 days of #DistanceMedEd, I am going to touch on a question that is near and dear to my heart:Why is upper GI bleeding so deadly

David R Tomlinson 💙

DRTomlinsonEP

#EPeeps Are you looking for something to do while visitags turn red?Here’s an idea+it even involves looking at much beloved squiggly lines: transmural RF effect in vivo!Pic: LAPW 1st siteGA,

Dr. Jade Wu

jadewuphd

#ThursdaySleepExplainer #6:What is obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)?...and why is it costing the US $32 Billion/year in traffic and industrial accidents? (Not to mention hurting your and ).1/7 When we sleep,

Gregory Hickok

GregoryHickok

The neurolinguistic obsession regarding a link between Broca’s area and receptive syntax is a hangover from faulty inferences made in the 1970s when we had little or no neuroradiological information.