#Ventilation

Karen Sison

_karensison

Might be a hot take, but rather than immediately “cancelling” people who go out for reasons other than work/errands, think we should focus more on encouraging safer activities like take-out,

Trisha Greenhalgh 😷 #CovidIsAirborne

trishgreenhalgh

Masks in schools. Short thread. I write as a parent, an ex-school governor, a GP and someone who does research on masks.Kids get COVID-19. Extremely rarely, they get it badly

Jeff Thielman

jeffsthielman

@GovTimWalz @Tim_Walz #COVIDー19 @FOX9 @kare11 Mr. Governor Walz, So as of May 18th my kids can go to a mall/summer day camp/retail stores/walmart/daycare/the big yellow candy store BUT they can’t

Rizzo: Unchained

A2thaRizzo

Rationing runs deeper than ventilators & PPE. Some #COVID19 patients may receive extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), or cardiopulmonary life support, as an adjunct to ventilation & medical mgmt. ECMO therapy

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

I could not agree more with Dr. Morris and his excellent, balanced thread. I like the visualization but I have the same concerns with this piece. It makes an assumption

Colin MacKay

coljmackay

Pg10 sick kids ‘Smaller class sizes should be a priority strategy as it will aid in physical distancing and reduce potential spread from any index cases.’ Think Ford/Lecce chose to

(((Raphael Levy)))

raphavisses

Post-publication peer review of nanoparticle-related #COVID19 articles & preprints, a thread for the coming weeks... 1/n Let's start with @Science_Open #preprint by Oron Zachar who argues that we should inhale

Jennifer Crawford

OurNewHomecoach

So for this #weirdsydneyhouses thread, I need to clarify a few things. This is not about beauty or ugliness. Those are so subjective. I am not the arbiter of beauty.

Mike Cameron 🖋

mikercameron

This is what we need:A local level (the scientists can decide what size of locality works best) dashboard showing key data. This is done in New York so it can

Dr. Theresa Tam

CPHO_Canada

1/4 #COVID19 key concerns in : The number of individuals who test positive continues to ↑ nationally. Although there are still areas of the country where disease activity remains low,

Nick Mark MD

nickmmark

Interesting preprint of the #LIVEAIR study of #lenzilumab in #COVID19:-double blind RCT n=502 hospitalized pts on suppl O2-lenzilumab associated with improved survival w/o ventilation: 84% vs 77.9% -larger benefit when

FeyPenDragon

FeyPenDragon

The basement of their house looks like some sort of secret lair, with a 3D printer, plaster molds, jugs of liquid latex, various colors and dyes, computers, a backlit draughting

Jeremy PLEASE WEAR MASKS! Konyndyk

JeremyKonyndyk

I entirely agree with Carl's take in this thread.If the US prioritized properly - closing other transmission sources, investing in classroom adaptation, testing, data - we could find ways to

david oliver

mancunianmedic

For people who see headlines and straplines and react before reading the rest, this piece is full of quite measured, well researched information which provides context. As so often, outraged

vee

kontrapunto

The past months, all I know about Covid19, I only see in the news. Now, I'm one of the stories I used to just read/hear abt.Our office premises were disinfected

Muge Cevik

mugecevik

The story is a little more complicated than “stay 6 feet away” guidelines. Coronavirus risk is simply not one-dimensional. We need to discuss high-risk activities & environments. I spoke w