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Today we're discussing the Tuskegee Studies and how they shaped human medical research as we know it today. (1/A THREAD#TSYIRemembers #TheSkinYoureIn #TuskegeeStudies #BlackHealthMatters: @CDCgov Starting in 1932, the Tuskegee
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Dr. Safa Mote
SafaMote
COVID causes blood vessel injuries and blood clots, which in turn may lead to brain strokes and ischemic organ failures. This can happen while battling COVID, or weeks/months/years after recovery.@RileyBehrens
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Shawn Wenzel
shawnwenzel
While we are talking about abortion law in Jamaica it's worth looking at what happened in Canada: Parliament never passed a law legalizing abortion, and yet abortion is completely legal
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bluejay
bluejay_712
American Thanksgiving is in two weeks. If you’re planning on traveling and haven’t started strict quarantine measures already- you could be putting your family in danger.If you come back &
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Ashley Holub, PhD
ashtroid22
It’s painful to point this out but it needs to be said in light of the increasing number of #COVID19 cases. In the beginning we observed a wide range in
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Kimberly D. Manning, MD
gradydoctor
1/A simple case for #Diversity: PatientsI saw a patient once on rounds Her eyes beautiful and brightA turquoise hijab framed her faceAnd twinkled in the light“Hello, I’m Dr. Manning.” She
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Back off, Coronavirus
silver_shots
More patients died in nursing homes in New York (because of Cuomo's order) than have in the entire states of Texas, Florida, Georgia, or Arizona.The only "anti-science" at play is
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BBC News (UK)
BBCNews
Coronavirus has ripped through care homes22,000 UK care home residents have died, so far, with Covid-19At the peak of the pandemic, 540 died in a single day@BBCPanorama has spoken to
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Margaret Russell, MD
Margaret1473
No amount of kale will prevent a car accident. No amount of quinoa will cure your cancer. You can't yoga your way out of a genetic condition like cystic fibrosis
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Reid Wilson
PoliticsReid
The state of #COVID19 is not good. It’s worse than ever, even before the full extent of the Thanksgiving surge is known. More than 101,000 people are in hospitals across
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Andrew J Sauer MD
AndrewJSauer
Here’s my tips for freshly minted cardiology attendings. Fair warning, I’ve only got six years on you. Buyer beware.https://twitter.com/lowieva/status/1274507528609632257 1. Don’t immediately get into big debt. Don’t lease or buy
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Dr. Jill Richmond, PhD
tcelltracker
Today's @DermTalks by @itchdoctor : New Mechanisms in Itch Inflammatory stimuli activate Th2 cells (though these antigens are not well characterized) which make IL4/5/13 to activate mast cells, IgE
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Oliver Whang
oliverwhang21
While reporting on food insecurity in Clay, WV, people kept talking about "The Flood." I eventually realized that The Flood neatly illustrates the long term impact of catastrophic events on
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John Roberts
john_actuary
The latest @ICNARC update on ICU activity was published yesterday, and is summarised here on behalf of @COVID19actuary. Focussing on patient numbers (as outcomes are little changed), there's a clear
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Ken Jaques 🇨🇦
kenjaques
1/nDear doctors (and scientists),(Especially those bent on opposing most aspects of Conventional or Integrative Medicine.)Health care is in crisis. Half the adult population is diagnosed with chronic disease. Health care
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Anish Koka
anish_koka
To put recent and future abnormal CMRIs papers in context 1. 2009 cardiac MRI study of elite athletes who had a cold demonstrated MRI abnormalities in 38% during infection, and
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