#Morbidity

James Todaro, MD

JamesTodaroMD

1/ Growing research demonstrating importance of protective T-cells against SARS-CoV-2 combined w/ prior research on influenza viruses suggest that nasal mucosa T-cells may explain the rising number of "positive" PCR

Daniel Ibsen

daniel_ibsen

A thread on #diabetes and #COVID19 Last week @SilvermanOmar and me talked about diabetes and COVID19 on the @GDiabetesJC #GDJC. Our starting point was this review (link) in @DiabetologiaJnl. Here’s

Abir Ballan 😊

abirballan

All you need to know about COVID19FACTS NOT FEARCovid 19 is a disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. SARS-CoV-2 is one of 7 coronaviruses known to man. 1/n The pandemic

Neil Crowther

neilmcrowther

Don't know how many of you have read @TheBMA ethical guidance on Covid19? It's a really tough read, which makes vividly apparent how bad things could get: https://www.bma.org.uk/media/2226/bma-covid-19-ethics-guidance.pdf It

Trisha Greenhalgh 😷 #CovidIsAirborne

trishgreenhalgh

1/n Thread for healthcare providers on video consultations (VCs) as a partial solution to #COVID pandemic. I’ll cover RESEARCH, CLINICAL, TECHNICAL, STRATEGIC and OPERATIONAL issues.Mute this thread if not interested

Nyron N. Crawford

NyronNCrawford

I have spent the last two years WWS helping MPA/MPP students think abt cultural competence & encouraging them to adopt race analysis as policy analysis. The recent data on coronavirius

Chris Carroll MD

ChrisCarrollMD

Another great @CHESTCritCare session! Post-intensive Care Syndrome with @PisaniMAP @crit_caring_MD @GioraNetzer @itsradu and @ICU_Recovery! #CHEST2020 @crit_caring_MD: #PICS is a new or worsening impairment of mental health, cognitive or ph

Joanna Poole 💙

Jopo_dr

reading more into dynamics of 'sepsis' - which do vary a little by source and organism, but generally a period of intense aggression is followed by immune paresis - predisposing

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

Tom Wenseleers

TWenseleers

The BA.4 & BA.5 Omicron subvariant-driven increase of new confirmed Covid cases in South Africa gives a good idea of what the endemic equilibrium will look like: a significant wave

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

Derrick VanGennep

VanGennepD

A thread on "long covid", which describes long-term symptoms of Covid-19. My point here is that infections matter, not just deaths.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reHPBedlPxU An in-depth interview with someone suffering long-covid

KizzyPhD

KizzyPhD

I tweet for the people who will die when doctors has to choose who gets the last ventilator and ultimately... who lives. The poor. And, while the article doesn’t explicitly

Dr Vishakha Moghe 🇮🇳

drmoghes

#Thread on scientificity of Ayurveda and why calling #Ayurveda a pseudoscience itself is unscientific & baselessFirst let us understand what the motto of science/medicine w.r.t mankind should be.Cc @Wikipedia#SpeakUpVaidyas The

Dr Musa Mohd Nordin

drmusanordin

A brief history of EPIDEMICSDr Musa Mohd NordinChairman, FIMA Advisory Council6 April 2020 218 Hijrah / 818 ADEpidemic in EgyptEvery household was infectedMany of their governors and leaders died 228 Hijrah /

Joanna Poole 💙

Jopo_dr

Albumin is the most prevalent protein in human blood. It's also huge, and shouldn't leak from healthy endothelium. But it is also a sponge in the sense it can bind