#SYMPTOMS

As days get shorter, evenings longer, and the world in turmoil due to a pandemic, let me tell a sad and forgotten story. A tale of the early outbreaks of
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Finally a drug that seems to work well against COVID-19: Tabriz Uni of Med Sci team find Bromhexine prevents all treated patients in randomized trial from dying, almost all from
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kageyama slander is literally that one post about loving and supporting traumatized characters until they show "bad" symptoms of said trauma (lashing out, isolating, etc.) "he was mean" "he was
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1/4 Excellent paper highlighting the many assumptions currently made around #longcovid (eg the unfounded suggested definitions ‘post-acute’ and ‘chronic’), the plausibly underestimated prevalence that’s currently commonly quoted,h
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#Clinicalpearl #MedtwitterLong term endocrine issues with Bariatric surgery are an area of active research... In my practice in the last few years, I have come across 2-3 patients who had
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Kibum best dancer Kibum best dancer energy at 100% What do I do with this information Kibum letting me know 24/7 why I’m a locket/lil freak many thoughts head full
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Where's the evidence for asymptomatic spread? Chinese publications are major outliers on this subject in the scientific literature and these papers have distorted the evidence Scientific reviews from reputable institutions
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Let's taulk @Madonna #BillGates & #StellaImmanuelFirst off i want to say that while #HCQ is not my go to, I believe it's being persecuted.With that said, #Madge now works for
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1/6 Myth 1 'You can have it and not know it and still spread it'Simply not possible. Recent study (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19802-w) published in Nature (20 November 2020) looked at prevalence of
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Roussin: Southern Health region moves to critical-red on the pandemic response system on Monday.It joins the Winnipeg Metropolitan area.#covid19 Southern Health on Monday:- Restaurants and bars close; takeout and delivery
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1/9 How often are statins actually to blame for their side effects?A fascinating new research paper sheds some light on thisHere's a short Twitter thread for anyone interested in statins#MedTwitter
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It's currently #nationalobesityweek. This week, our trainee psychologist Clare led a CPD session on the impact of weight stigma & discrimination. How can psychological science help us improve healthcare for
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Hi @JuliaHB1 - your claim here is highly misleading, and misunderstands #CovidTesting. I'll try explain why: firstly, the sensitivity of PCR #COVID19 test is ~98%, specificity 98.9%. Now, false positives
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF BEING NEUROTYPICAL-talking very fast, only talks about boring things-constantly wanting to socialize-being extremely inconsistent and unpredictable-seeing the general picture, but missing all of the important details-g
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SARS-CoV-2 Transmission among Marine Recruits during Quarantine | NEJMhttps://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2029717#.X6yTHiwpVmM.twitter This study uses molecular phylogenetic analysis to confirm that the infections happened within th
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Sometimes depression is. A thread: Sometimes depression is going from a full face of makeup to not wearing any at all for weeks. Sometimes it’s making sure your hair is
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