#Patients

Peter Antevy

HandtevyMD

ICU doctors seeing 3 types of #COVID19 patients: 1. Symptomatic but well 2. Happy hypoxics: attempt to avoid intubation a. Use HFNC, NRB, CPAP

transgentruth

transgentruth

When I went to the gender clinic to inform them that I stopped T, I was told that there is a foam for hair loss (brand is obvious) while almost

Dr Gaetan Burgio, MD, PhD.

GaetanBurgio

This is the first decent Phase IIb randomized clinical trial on the use of #cholorquine CQ for severe #COVID19 patients with n = 80 (40 each group), low CQ vs

Jeff Siracuse, MD, MBA

JeffSiracuse

I would like to apologize for the paper “Prevalence of unprofessional social media content among young vascular surgeons.” Our intent was to empower surgeons to be aware and then personally

Medical Axioms 🇺🇸

medicalaxioms

The primary reason to refer to yourself as “Doctor Whateveryournameis” is so you can refer to every member of your team the same way irrespective of gender, race, ethnicity, nationality,

Karyn Schwartz

KarynLSchwartz

Amid all the other news (!!) today, HRSA released the proposed rule that is the first step to implementing the EO on “Access to Affordable Lifesaving Medications,” which is designed

The Endurance Physio

theEndurancePT

We probably all remember those times, you’ve given a patient or a therapist has given you some exercises.You have a review in a few weeks and we find out that

Chris Hopson

ChrisCEOHopson

1/12 Trust leaders frustrated and disappointed to see the service they have been providing over the last few months described, and widely reported, last week as "covid only". It's untrue,

Tristan Cope

DrTristanCope

#liverpool hospitals are under enormous pressure with admissions of sick #covid patients. We are used to pressure, but this is over and above that. We have the highest number of

NurseKelsey (she/her)

nursekelsey

A doctor on a podcast I heard today spoke about how awful COVID is because patients die alone. She said doctors assess from hallways & families don't get to visit.

Christy Harrison, MPH, RD

chr1styharrison

High BMI is NOT a risk factor for hospitalization, mechanical ventilation, or mortality in COVID-19, according to this large new study of 10,000+ people with the virus (CW: weight-stigmatizing language,

Prof. Akiko Iwasaki

VirusesImmunity

An excellent new study by @BrodinPetter’s team on the differences between MIS-C and Kawasaki disease. This is incredibly timely and informative. Here are a couple of highlights. (1/)https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(20)31157-0

Rhidian Bramley

RhidianB

COVID-19 has had a profound effect on NHS diagnostics as evident in the most recent activity and waiting time data published.Many diagnostic services were impacted during the first wave of

el gato malo

boriquagato

presuming it bears out, this is a key finding.it shows that many patients that are PCR+ for COV-19 are not shedding infectious virus.this would imply shorter quarantine needed and provide

Jeff Horseman

JeffHorseman

A few readers emailed me about some info they heard re: #coronavirus and Riverside County - specifically, that patients are being "airlifted" from border areas to Riverside County hospitals per

Nida Qadir, MD

NidaQadirMD

Some more #COVIDDeepThoughts after post-ICU clinic this week. All of the patients we saw were #COVID19 survivors in their 40s-60s, previously relatively healthy, had been intubated in the #ICU, some