#Markers

John Bull

garius

Challenge accepted.Let's play historical detectives. Because you just need to think a bit laterally with this stuff. This is the uncovered shop front in question. It's on Lea Bridge Road,

Catabolic Calamity🌲

Calamity616

I'm gonna do a dumb rant about community.When we think about it nowadays people usually think about a closely knit small village that interact together through living and working.Or an

Paul A. Bergl

PaulBerglMD

I know everyone is doing this, but here are my reflections after 2 wks in #ICU w/ #COVID19. Also includes lessons from our outstanding collaboration w/ #RapidResponseTeam(1/12) Much discussion on

artcloudshop ☁️

artcloudshop

[PRE-ORDER]pens, highlighters, and markers batch 2 DOO: oct 28DOP: nov 1ETA: nov 13 installments are allowed (50% of total on or before DOP and 50% before ETA)dm for orders &

Christian Thomas

CtIgnatia

The question is whether the vaccine is the key to implementing the Passport, or whether the Passport is there to encourage people to take the vax? We now know that

Ravi Singh

rav7ks

1/ We recently had a patient on service with B/l lower extremity edema with inflammation which was considered to be cellulitis and received antibiotics. This definitely made for some great

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

Jason Hickel

jasonhickel

Since Boris Johnson is now so keen that we do not "photo shop" British history, I thought I would take a minute to tell the full, unedited story of that

Amy Proal, PhD

microbeminded2

This study found that Epstein Barr #Virus (EBV) IgM antibody seropositive #COVID-19 patients had a 3.09-fold increased risk of fever compared to EBV seronegative patients. Inflammatory markers like C-reactive protein

Maxine Ross

Fluffy_LeMonde

The ancient and much cherished Covenanters Oak at Dalzell is famous for many things including hosting clandestine religious services in the 17th C and being the" oldest living thing in

DONT BE A MASKHOLE

JennsLenz

Friends of mine have this awesome Easter tradition—get a bunch of range balls, decorate them, hide them on Easter morning then go to the driving range as a family. When

Eric Meyerowitz, MD

EricMeyerowitz

Thoughts on RECOVERY preprint: dexamethasone as treatment for COVID-19 @AaronRichterman https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.22.20137273v1

Queen Rayna

queen_raynah

Hi Twitter So I’m gonna do this thing where I give my opinions on topics people want to talk about. The first topic is cultural appropriation. Let’s start a

Ron Noble

RonNoble7

1. A thread on the relationship between race and genetics. Is race a reliable proxy for genetic diversity? Do racial, ethnic, and/or population groups correspond to identifiable genetic clusters? What

Teacher Talker

TalkerTeacher

It’s Saturday before we start back to school & I acknowledge how different things need to be during a global pandemic. But, let me tell you, as teacher for 3

Whores of Yore

WhoresofYore

In 2013, the skeleton of Gaspare Pacchierotti, a very famous 19th century mezzo-soprano, was exhumed in order to study the effects that castration had on his body. This is his