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A knife at the gunfight

SlyFitz

My NYC #COVID Lessons learned1) New York Hospitals are under water. This pandemic is real. Both epidemiologically and pathophysiologically this disease is unlike anything I have ever seen before... 1/

Tewor DS

TEWOGBADE_

A thread on the evolution of Michael Jackson’s face and what he would have looked like had he opted to not go for surgeries. 1977. He started out modestly enough

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

So why aren't we seeing kids with COVID-19? Is it because they're not getting it, or just not sick enough to go to hospital?Iceland tested 6% of their whole population.

ChristosArgyropoulos

ChristosArgyrop

Alright then, time to visit this. We currently have two publications for two different SGLT2i from two different studies (CANVAS and EMPAREG-Outcome) that show that the *relative* benefits of SGLT2i

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Robert Dickson

robertpdickson

The *alveolar poncho* (copyright @jopo899) theory of hyaline membrane deposition reminds me of a broader idea: maybe the more "pathognomonic" a finding is in a disease, the more likely it

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MochiBTSOt77

BTS members as the human system - a educational and much much needed thread ( study with bts ) 1. Kim Namjoon as the nervous systemIt collects and process information

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forsorrows

What did the nail gun murderer choose as his catch phrase?You have nail. What do you they say about the designer with a difficult personality?"He can be reasoned with, after

James Watson

jwato_watson

A (longish) post-publication review of the most recent observational study in COVID19 patients treated with (hydroxy)chloroquine.This is retrospective analysis of an international registry with >96,000 hospitalised patients in 6 continen

Brianne's Haunted Soapbox

bennessb

Okay so let's make a symptom glossary.Each tweet in this thread will be for discussing a different symptom family, which I know will get unwieldy.Reply to this tweet with symptoms

Craig Spencer MD MPH

Craig_A_Spencer

We need to talk about #LongCovid.Many who had #COVID19 continue to experience complications long after their initial illness.In thisbelow, I expand on what @angie_rasmussen and I discussed in this @ASlavitt

Dr Zoë Hyde

DrZoeHyde

THREAD (1/20) in which I present evidence for the continuation of school closures.Summary: children can infect others; some children experience severe disease; re-opening #schools is potentially high-risk for the community.

Jessica G.Y. Luc, MD

JessicaLuc1

This is happening now! @ISMICS webinar on #COVID19 "Lessons and Perspectives from Italy and New York! Moderated by Dr. @drbypass Featuring Drs. Gino Gerosa, Mattia Glauber, Eric Lehr, and Nirav

Adeel Shahid, MD

AdeelShahidMD

Trying to understand all the manifestations of #COVID19 and #ACE2 receptor seems to be the key, Feel free to add info I miss. #SARS_COV_2 enters cells expressing this, abundant in

Joanna Poole 💙

Jopo_dr

In my opinion it is exactly ARDS. It fits the criteria and would be included in trials. Indeed, having meta-analysed pressures and tidal volumes in several RCTS of ARDS in

Alex Scordelis

alexscordelis

Some personal news: I staffed on “Ellen’s Game of Games.” The writers’ room is in one of her oceanside Montecito villas. Not sure which one. Waiting for her assistant to