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Rheumatology & Rheumatology Advances in Practice

If you're joining us for #rheumjnlclub tomorrow and fancy some pre-reading, here's what we'd recommend In no particular order: 1. “Telemedicine in rheumatology: a reliable approach beyond the pandemic”- Lorenzo

Tonight I was supposed to participate in a "Careers in Medicine" panel telling medical students why rheumatology is the absolute best. That panel was cancelled due to COVID-19, so instead

Joanna Marco, MD

Hey #rheumtwitter and #medtwitter! It’s T-11 days until my first rheumatology boards. As I study, I’m going to be posting some rheumatology pearls, mnemonic devices I use, and MCQs. First

Graham Boniface

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A thread about our new paper… A systematic review exploring the evidence reported to underpin exercise dose in clinical trials of rheumatoid arthritis https://academic.oup.com/rheumatology/advance-article/doi/10.1093/rheumatology/keaa150/

Inspired by recent posts from @AaronGoodman33 , here is my attempt to review briefly the interplay between Hematology and Autoimmune phenomena.It's magic when that fusion occurs.Any comments & suggestions appreciated.#MedTwitter

John P. Hussman

In the U.S., the notion of 100,000 fatalities "ultimately" or "in the coming months" reflects (my view) incomplete modeling of "shadow" case dynamics, and lag structure between initial case report

Gabrielle Colleran

ProfSuperJunior

I’m on twitter in a personal capacity but most people following me are doing so because of my professional roles incl that of @IHCA_IE VPThere are many good reasons for

So I ordered new lenses for my glasses frames. Is the store going to be open still or are they mandated to be shut? Also... Kid is due for an

"Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?" (John Lydon)The publication of this letter & the nature of its correction raises questions about the reliability of the academic record.@llantwit @FFLMUK @RCPath

Nosheen Reza, MD

THREAD: U.S./global #COVID19 clinical/research patient/healthcare worker registries seen on #medtwitterMany specialty-society/focused registries launched in last few weeks, attempt to collect them hereList 1/n 2/n: @SCCM's VIRUS: Viral Infection

Sharen🌊thegoodsister

Great question Richard. Who else wants to chime in besides me? @janet_cutts @lyme_protest @wlkthlne @KellyAnneBryan1 @AJackso63831215 @amylestoye @AdvocatLyme @biscottidana @halebop15 @JennyButtaccio @terriscofield @TR4CY8CH @13Lyme @kiki_p

Ryan Man, MD 🌶

Medical specialties as cereals, a thread. Family Medicine - Cheerios. It’s good for the heart, lowers cholesterol, and the scope of cheerio flavors is broad from apple cinnamon, honey nut,

Love Your Lungs

It’s the start of another week, and time for #MCQMonday! Are you ready...? #RespEd Here’s this week’s #MCQMonday info #SCE #RespEd 1/n Which one of the following is the single

.@LauraLewMad11 discussing pandemic's impact on her research in our intimate Zoom room settingHere is her piece with @HsiehEvelyn: https://doi.org/10.1016/s2665-9913(20)30091-6#ACR20 Dr. Lewandowski discusses the shutdown of research @N

Melissa K Sharp, MPH

While I write my discussion I'm going to add to this thread. 1 #dissertation in numbers....3 years. 4 countries. 1 topic. The STROBE #reportingguideline (drop the bass :P) #phdlife #phdchat

Stage II of Virus and Bacteria Synergistic Infection of Covid-19: A physical model 0. Recap:Virus breaks cell and ECM adhesion, letting the endogenous bacteria in:https://twitter.com/joshux321/status/1264387117200756736?s=20The virus is lar