#PubMed

Swacch (Uro)Surgeon

viswas_mr

DCGI has granted permission for emergency use of drug 2-deoxy-D-glucose (2-DG) as adjunct therapy in moderate to severe COVID-19 patients. "A significantly favourable trend (2.5 days difference) was seen in

Drug Monkey

drugmonkeyblog

May I just say about the new PubMed.... Fuck and You. EVERY one wants this to default to "most recent" not some stupid FUCKING algorithm about "most relevant". Cannot easily

Nadia (Z. Webster)

NadiaZedID

While everyone is focussing their attention on the evolution of #COVIDー19 in Europe and USA, my concern right now is becoming South America based on several studies and I'll summarize

Tony Breu

tony_breu

1/16Why is cancer associated with elevated lactate dehydrogenase (LDH)?The answer is cool and provides insights into cancer that may not be obvious at first. So, what do you think?What do

Hitesh Mistry

hilseth_mistrov

1/n) Brilliant talk by @f2harrell yesterday "Musings on Statistical Models vs. Machine Learning in Health Research": https://www.fharrell.com/talk/mlhealth/ What about combining machine learning with multiscale #mathbio mode

Alex Ehlert, MS

AlexMEhlert

A barrier to acceptance of strength training in golf has been the fear that increased muscle mass ("Bulking up") will have negative effects on flexibility and swing technique. While this

Swapnil Hiremath, MD, MPH

hswapnil

why do we get natriuresis with SGLT2i? Could it just be the simple fact that the 'S' in SGLT2i stands for sodium - so blocking sodium reabsorbtion in PT =

susan bewley

susan_bewley

1. I was surprised that @JoTrust suggests some trans women who have had gender confirmation surgery have a cervix & need smears. @HealthWatchUK @RCObsGyn https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2020/07/13/jos-cervical-cancer-charity-trans-non-binary

Vinay Choksi

VChoksi

After struggling with some @CPSolvers cases and having a case of ESR/CRP negative GCA @IMResidencyDuke, I wanted to dive deeper into ESR and CRP to interpret them better. Thanks to

Kiwi Bear

hyperboriankiwi

Hopefully @bronzeagemantis has memed you into taking glycine but if not, here's what it does. (Long thread)1st, glycine is the smallest amino acid, it's found in collagen gelatin and meat.

Matthew Dalby

MatthewJDalby

I've seen this claim that phytic acid in plant foods blocks the zinc from being absorbed from animal foods like oysters.It does look like a worrying graph. But I don't

Tracy Shields

tcshields

I don't know about other #medlibs or PubMed users, but I'm still reeling, still grieving, from new PubMed, especially the loss of myNCBI recent activity. It's been what? 4 months

MW Hospital Medicine

midwesthospmed

Pneumonia with Dr Wunderink:Great pearl. Mortality for CAP stayed same for decades until recently. Do to either/both of following: *pneumococcal vaccine for kids which decreased cases for kids AND their

Tamar Haspel

TamarHaspel

If anyone still cares about nutritional epidemiology, perhaps we should talk about FIBER, since there's a brand spanking new study showing high-fiber diets are associated with less breast cancer risk.

Samuel Brown

DrSamuelBrown

As we think about convalescent plasma (CP), I thought it was worth looking at the actual data in other diseases. As best I can tell, the only actual trial showing

Tracy Shields

tcshields

So remember how @nlm_news is putting preprints into PubMed now? ICYMI: https://nlmdirector.nlm.nih.gov/2020/06/09/the-nih-preprint-pilot-a-new-experiment-for-a-new-era/Well... are they following up and linking preprints to published article