#Illness

Shiraz Maher

ShirazMaher

I've been debating about whether to 'go public' on having coronavirus - which I kind of did inadvertently this morning. So, now I may as well share my experience(s) with

Ellen Carmichael

ellencarmichael

THREAD: My (very unsolicited) messaging guidance (based on publicly available information) on COVID for the Trump campaign’s debates and appearances, from someone who has managed the response to a crisis

Chanea (sha-NAY)

heymrsbond

Let me tell you some things most people don’t know about that “bunch of online assignments being posted” (a thread) 1/14https://twitter.com/nhannahjones/status/1258823256360005632 My colleagues and I were lucky (LOL!) We suspected

Eurus 🧚🏾🥀

r_dracarys_

THREAD!TW: Self-Harm and Suicide..How many of us always wore our jerseys no matter the weather in high school because we were self harming and it was the best way to

CHEER, COMPASSION AND CHEEKS

DrTSquare

Was supposed to have done this last week but I was busy sleeping and tlofing. No vex. So, as I said, a thread on some common self-medicating errors patients make,

Kollapse Kanna

Crisprtek

Polyamory is mental illness Married nuclear families = least abuseCohabiting = most abusethis is with a single parent, now factor in multiple male partners Now what happens when you

#DigitalHealth Futurist 👨‍💻

ManeeshJuneja

Day 172 of #longcovid and after many days of awful brain-ache and fatigue, this morning feels very different (in terms of mental clarity and complete absence of fatigue) – so

camp quarantine princess ™️

CcTheScientist

Having lab experience prior to starting a PhD is often not accessible for low income potential students. Undergrad research is often not paid and lab technicians barely make enough to

facts&effects

EffectsFacts

(1/12) Big thread with 16 diagrams to investigate the “dry tinder” hypothesis (mild preceding seasons affecting future mortality). We begin with a deep dive into the Nordics – in short:

Dr. Colby

DoctorColby

I hadn’t intended for this to tease dropping a bombshell or anything, but after talking with an ICU nurse yesterday, she basically reiterated now serious this illness is. It’s very

David Lat

DavidLat

Every household should have a pulse oximeter, just as you have a thermometer for checking fever. My physician parents have had one for years -- an old-school, giant box. After

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di_sintegration

still generally distressed by the idea that certain GC people have that there is such a thing as "true" trans people... my dysphoria began at around age four and was

Jason Pogue

jpogue1

This is a great read on the nuance/trying to make sense of the remdesivir data! I highly respect @PaulSaxMD and his interpretation and clinical experience. This is how I want

nayook.

ni_ruh

People thinking “but how does race contribute to poor health outcomes? Isn’t it genetic?” come sit down on uncles couch for a second. C’mon, grab a cup of tea, I

Only in the ICU

OnlyintheICU

I know the CDC has lost a lot of credibility but many hospitals are touting that they are following CDC recommendations. As a healthcare professional, know what the recommendations are

Phyllis Camera

CameraPhyllis

NO MASKS - From Dr. Judy Mikovits"The masks in stores and on walks outside and while driving in your car is mind blowing to me. Do you not know how