#PubMed

Jon Levy

jonlevyBU

1. There has never been more focus on ventilation in school buildings. This leads to the obvious question - what do we actually know about ventilation in schools, and how

Subhasree Ray

DrSubhasree

Vitamin D is indispensable. The vitamin has major health benefits, including improved immunity and stronger bones. There is also mounting evidence that it could help lose WEIGHT. In turn, losing

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

A lot of people died in the Spanish flu. This is because people at the time did not: Other options by popular demand Spanish flu was an A/H1N1 flu. The

Dr. Marc Hanefeld

FlyingDok

Hört auf, medizinische Handschuhe in der Öffentlichkeit zu tragen. Das ist eine hygienische Sauerei großen Ausmaßes. Medizinische Handschuhe sind porös. Und unter Alltagsgebrauch werden sie noch poröser. Im medizinischen Alltag

Martin Ugander

mugander

When it comes to LV diastolic (dys)function, let's think of the LV like a spring, which is compressed during systole, and recoils during diastole. A thread 1/n@strain_rate @load_dependent @DrWillWatson

Matthew Dalby

MatthewJDalby

This mouse study is used as evidence that seed oils (linoleic acid) causes obesity. It uses very well controlled diets. Mice eating 1% linoleic acid gained less fat than those

Deven Morgan

devenmorgan

I think in order to get the most out of the athletic tools you bring to the task you've gotta work with, not against yourself.Because of this I generally hate

Tony Breu

tony_breu

1/Why is tricuspid valve (TV) endocarditis more common in those who use intravenous drugs?The portal of entry for most bacteria is the venous system. If quick access to the right-heart

Ewan Goligher

ecgoligher

My two cents on the CARDS vs ARDS debate. Distributions of compliance and P/F ratio in the SUPERNOVA study show that compliance > 30 ml/cm H2O not uncommon in moderate

Tracy Shields

tcshields

Today's find from medRxiv: "SARS-CoV-2 viral load peaks prior to symptom onset: a systematic review and individual-pooled analysis of coronavirus viral load from 66 studies"(A #medlibs thread touching on #systematicreview

John Barbieri, MD, MBA

DrJohnBarbieri

Just out in @JAMADerm, in one of the largest and most comprehensive dietary cohorts (Nutri-Net Sante cohort), milk (aOR 1.12), sugary beverage (aOR 1.18), and fatty & sugary product consumption

Tracy Shields

tcshields

It is Sunday morning around 5:30 am and I'm working. (a thread...)#LibrariesWFH Let me be clear: work is not requiring this of me. This is my choice, because of factors

Prof. Akiko Iwasaki

VirusesImmunity

Several studies are coming out saying that blood LDH (lactate dehydrogenase) levels early in #COVID19 disease correlates with severe disease progression. This is a clue that #pyroptosis may be a

Michael Downes

ToxTalks

Use of hydroxychloroquine for #COVID19 has made QT prolongation topicalso how do we approach assessment of this in ED/acute care environment? #Tweetorial #ToxicTweetTale #QTprolongation 2.QT interval=beginning of q-wave to end

Drug Science (ISCD)

Drug_Science

MDMA and AutismThread *1An interesting account of someone with high-functioning autism, a common practice of people with this condition is called 'masking' or the covering up of natural behaviours and

Jennifer Gunter

DrJenGunter

Lots of people tweeting about menstrual cups, which is great!! I am pro cup. I see lots of sources recommending various size fitting techniques, but I can't find any study