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Erin C. Sanders, MSN, WHNP-BC (She/Her)

ErinSandersNP

1/ #Frontline clinicians across the world are observing a #hypercoagulable state in patients with #COVID19. Could the severe and varied effects of the disease on multiple organ systems possibly

John Mandrola, MD

drjohnm

Thread on a potential silver lining of #COVID19 My friend @BenMazer is a pathologist and he's noticed huge declines in specimens obtained for cancer diagnoses. Reason: hospitals have stopped elective

Newman Nahas

NahasNewman

1/ The most important evidence regarding pediatric transmission comes from Iceland, and their study published in NEJM. Be suspicious of any expert ignoring this paper and discussing anecdotes instead. https://www.nejm.org/doi/pdf/10.1056/NE

Brian McMillen

Teclis82

#GIpath Hi all, in this thread I’ll post 5 cases of Barrett’s esophagus, question dysplasia. Polls added, take a vote. Leave a comment too, if you’d like. Will post my

Tristan D Rutland

TristanRutland7

Testis, young adultTumour markers: normal#GUpath #PediPath #pathtwitter #surgpath Question:Based on the initial images only, what is your first impression? More images CD99 QuestionWhat are your feelings now? Cam 5.2 and

Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD

PeterHotez

Thread 1/3: I was moved by Dr @uche_blackstock tweet: the refrain “being silenced” in academic medicine. Many exceptions, and it’s still a half-baked idea but some of us have

Jyoti Baharani- 'stay home and wash your hands'

renalpages

Thank you @ISNkidneycare @ISPD1 for the webinar on #PD in #AKILots of food for thought Just been looking through my notes - AKI reported in up to a third of

The Medical SHO

admit_medics

This is a parody account but allow me one serious tweet. A story you may know but one I was shamefully unaware of until recently. #BlackLivesMatter My research area

Biohospitalix

BioHospitalix

Je vais faire le devin, vu que tout le monde parle de l’avenir et d’une probabilité de seconde vague. THREAD#covid19 #moiaussijesuisdevin Au lycée mon prof d’histoire disait toujours pour parler

Tom Yates

tomayates

Some thoughts about #COVID19, PPE, bioaerosols and what we can learn from the tuberculosis literature. [1/n] The distinction between bioaerosols (or droplet nuclei) and droplets was first proposed by WF

Rex Douglass

RexDouglass

Today I'll be live tweeting (Chu et al. June 1, 2020), the best systematic literature review on the effects of masks, distance, and eye protection that I am aware of:https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)311

Tivadar Danka

TivadarDanka

Machine learning has enabled scientific breakthroughs in several fields.Biotechnology is one of the most fascinating, as researchers could perform mindblowing tasks with the new tools.Here are my favorite problems that

PerpetualValue

PerpetualValue

I’ll cover the subject of mRNA vaccines. I warn you. Do not read this twitter thread if you want to stay stuck in your belief that the vaccine is your

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. Back in February I repeatedly raised concerns about immunity to #COVID19 In March, when the UK government started discussing herd immunity I wondered what the government’s scientific advisers were

Dr priti MD

priti899

SGLT2i are emerging as a promising agent to prevent and the progression of DKDEver wonderedWhat do they do to electrolytesWhy r these diuretics not associated with electrolyte depletionLet's dive

JMDavis

JessMarinDavis

Thread on the utility of academic research for counter-terrorism practitioners: I want to reflect today on how academic research impacted my work as a counter-terrorism practitioner. Follow along for some