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Stephen V Liu
StephenVLiu
#OncoAlert Available @NEJM, results from the phase III CROWN trial of lorlatinib versus crizotinib as first line treatment for #ALK NSCLC. Initially presented at virtual #ESMO20, lorlatinib had a significantly
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Parody Boris Johnson
BorisJohnson_MP
One year ago today, I missed the 5th Cobra meeting in a row.But in the following weeks I did find time to:-attend a rugby match with 82,000 people-shake hands with
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Sharon Yeung
sharonhyeung
#meded rant ahead: when preceptors ask me what I'm interested in pursuing after graduation, I'm usually honest, regardless of the specialty I'm rotating through. 1/3 my answer of "psychiatry" is
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Dr Philip Lee
drphiliplee1
I've had elderly patients say to me "I don't understand how I got COVID, I've been so careful. I wear a mask, clean my hands, and only go out to
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Liam Barker
liambarker
13 years of being a doctor and I still HATE having to speak to the speciality on-call to refer in a patient. I always make sure I’m really on the
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Tim Cook
doctimcook
Coughs make aerosolsIt's long been time for ward staff to upgrade to FFP3 around coughing patients and those with COVIDThe urgency for this is dramatically increased by the new variant
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Recovery in the Bin
RITB_
It has come to our attention that some professionals discussing our recent blog in the criminalisation of suicidal service users are doubting it in various ways so we have some
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Joanna Poole 💙
Jopo_dr
One of the problems with a pandemic, beyond the obvious people who whether young and genetically vulnerable, very elderly, or those with comorbidities (often not as badly comorbid as one
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Buncombe County Gov
buncombeGov
Feb. 2 Buncombe County #COVID19 update - a thread: testing positivity rate fell by 1.4 points to 6.1%. While new cases per 100,000 remains high at 255, the # of
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Mama Doc in Meath (says wear a mask!)
meathmamadoc
A thread: If you are a doc, nurse, or allied health professional and are vaccine hesitant because you have questions. That's fine. Let's get informed. For yourself, your patients, your
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Dr. Safa Mote
SafaMote
Yesterday, @nytimes published an article titled "Coronavirus Reinfections Are Real but Very, Very Rare."I wish this statement were true. But it is not only inaccurate, it may lead to dangerous
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M. Kit Delgado, MD, MS
kit_delgadoMD
When #COVID19 plowed through NYC like a tidal wave, the chances of survival heavily depended on the hospital you were treated in. In hard hit outer borough/public hospitals, the mortality
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Renee Hoenderkamp
DrHoenderkamp
1 Its a long one... Firstly, let's just be clear; someone who thinks that the approach to Covid management should have been different, is not a Covid Denier. This is
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Prof. Akiko Iwasaki
VirusesImmunity
What is the relevance of viral load in #COVID19 disease severity? A very talented @YaleMSTP student @SilvaJ_C found that saliva viral load to be a better predictor of disease than
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Dr Mark Guthridge
Dr_M_Guthridge
1/ The problem with Myalgic Encephalomyeltis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome #MECFS is that it seems so ridiculous that exercise could actually make patients worseHow can exercise be so bad for #pwME but
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Sheila Vakharia PhD MSW
MyHarmReduction
Reminder: opioids are a CLASS of drugs. It’s an umbrella term that can include a number of drugs with similar psychoactive and physiological effects:- legal and illegal;- prescribed or not;-
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