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David Steensma

DavidSteensma

Why is blood red? This color has such a rich symbolism in human history - in art, literature, religion (e.g., Catholic Cardinals wear red robes to symbolize the blood of

_Kevin_🍀

_kevin_dela

People don’t understand how important eating is and how to eat sooo....lemme tell you(Thread) First you gotta understand this. The body will compensate if you don’t have enough nutrients. How?t

Michelle Ogunwole

DrChelleMD

1/ In our recent @JAMANetworkOpen article, we compare diversity of Internal Medicine workforce to that of a rapidly diversifying US population & med student body. CC: senior author @GoldenSherita.In this

Persimmon Tree Investments

PersimmonTI

$TRIL $ALXO -- Trillium Patent Vindicated; Nonobvious, and Unexpectedly Superior -- A PTI Thread $TRIL $ALXO -- Trillium Patent Vindicated; Nonobvious, and Unexpectedly Superior -- A PTI Thread Trillium, in

CHEST Critical Care NetWork

CHESTCritCare

Let's start with #thrombocytopenia in the ICU #chestcritcare #thrombocytopenia is very common in the ICU, with 67% patients having it at admission to ICU and about 46% patients developing it

Nour AlMozain,MD نور هشام المزيّن

NourAlmozain

When reporting transfusion reactions: #TACO and #TRALI would always look to me as “find the 7 differences quiz” I used to play during my childhood.#blooducation Generally, both of them appear

Dr. Sylvia Karpagam (Public health doctor)

sakie339

NFHS 5 !!•The sex ratio seems to have improved from the NFHS4 data from 979 to 1034. •Domestic violence by spouse has more than doubled and this is likely to

Rohan Gupta

rohan_gupta97

THREAD: A basic understanding of the pathophysiology behind ‘Happy Hypoxemia’ in the context of Covid-19 and prehospital management .. (my first thread so be nice) .. #FOAMed #COVID19 #happyhypoxia /8

Joanna Poole 💙

Jopo_dr

Did anyone else ever wonder why the Black Death bacteria was so effective? It has cousins that don’t really do anything exciting. Yersinia pestis has 3 key virulence factors. First

Lauring Lab

LauringLab

Been thinking more about this piece from @kakape this morning and have some thoughts to share. So thought I'd do a Xmas eve thread about SARS-CoV-2/COVID19 and immunocompromised hosts. (1/x)https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/12/uk-var

Joanna Poole 💙

Jopo_dr

Essential reading for intensivists: things you didn't even dream were going on in your ventilated patients' lungs. With credit to @robertpdickson who does some very clever translational work on lungs

Joanna Poole 💙

Jopo_dr

This is a thread on how the moon made mitochondria. So some billions of years ago (4-5billion) a Mars like body called Theia collided with proto Earth. The collision drove

Timothy Schmidt, MD

TMSchmidtMD

Trying something new today - a thread on high-risk #multiplemyeloma.I’ll focus this thread on clinical factors and will try to dive into cytogenetics/molecular biology at a later time.This is my

Shematologist, MD

acweyand

Time for another heme #tweetorial Let’s talk about Racism in medicine. Sadly, sickle cell disease (SCD) highlights this issue all too well. 1/n SCD encompasses a group of diseases characterized

Adeel A. Shamim, MD

Adeel_A_Sham

Twitter Fam, so alot of current interns have messaged me asking for advice about PGY2 year. I think this is the perfect time to share what I have learned so

Ali Mehdi

AliMehdiMD

1/ Paraproteinemic kidney disease: Cast nephropathy, myeloma kidney, MGUS, MGRS, LCCN, AL, AH, MIDD, LCPT…)Lost in the alphabet soup!!!Time for an #MGRS #tweetorial #NephTwitter #Hemetwitter #MedTwitter #Onconephrology #NSMC 2/ Let’s

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