#MedTwitter

Amit Goyal

AmitGoyalMD

How often do you check for Primary Aldosteronism (PA)?Chances are, NOT nearly often enough!VA study reveals widespread undertesting...can we do better?https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M20-4873If you've seen 10 pt's with HTN

Joanna Poole 💙

Jopo_dr

Oh medtwitter I have found one of my coolest evolutionary facts ever! I was looking at evolution of innate immune system. It's very old, below vertebrates. We didn't get adaptive

Colin West

ColinWestMDPhD

1/ Welcome to another edition of West’s #Wellbeing Wednesday! This week, #burnout with quotes from The Princess Bride. #wellbeingwednesday #medtwitter 2/ I’ll walk through selected topics within #burnout and #wellbeing,

Sarah Mojarad

Sarah_Mojarad

So, I’m back. I haven’t really figured out in what capacity yet, but I’m here.Thank you to everyone who has reached out. I’m sorry for not responding to your messages

Kevin Chiang

KevinCChiang

NRMP Match TweetorialHey #MedStudentTwitter! It’s February—time for rank order lists! I’ve seen misconceptions about the Match, so here’s a #tweetorial about the Match & ROLs, including history, algorithms, and applicant

Sayed Tabatabai, MD

TheRealDoctorT

It isn’t easy being 80 years old.Things don’t work like they used to. People don’t treat you like they used to.I’m standing before the shower in my hotel room.“Temperature?” A

Dr. Haryax Pathak

HaryaxPathak

Hey #MedTwitterAs promised, taking this thread further, I'll highlight a few more aspects about #COVID19.A) TRANSMISSION and SPECIFIC PRECAUTIONSB) WHAT IS SUPER-SPREADING?C) WHAT IS R0?1/n https://twitter.com/HaryaxPathak/status/133080

Gabriela Noboa S.

noboa_s

Why is it important to evaluate the cardiovascular system in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome?#MedTwitter #medstudenttwitter #Tweetorial #PCOS #Cardiology #Science @USFQ_Ecuador 1/Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common e

Neil Barrett

dr_barrett

My few Twitter followers will know I am VERY critical of @FatEmperor - I may be indignant at the way this fellow Irish man has carried on through the pandemic

Alex Doan

alexdoan96

I've seen this floating around a lot on Twitter and it's frustrating to see science misappropriated like this. It's additionally damaging as many well-meaning folks might see it, think it's

Caoimhe Costigan

CaoimheCostigan

1/ Hello #MedTwitter This month’s @ASPNeph Renal Imaging Webinar was all about #Pheochromocytoma!Here are a few “pheo facts” I learned! #tweetorial #nephtwitterLet’s start with a poll.Which of the following is

Leo Reap

Leo_ReapDO

Proposed COVID-19 Pathophysiology [Part 3 of (now) 4]: Coagulopathy Strikes Back.What happens when #COVID19 clashes with the

Alex Shoushtari, MD

alexshoushtari

Hi #medtwitter + new onc fellows! I treat patients with advanced #melanoma, especially rare ones like #uvealmelanoma (UM). This #tweetorial will discuss:1) Why UM is unique 2) When does(n’t) immunotherapy

American Horror Callie

DeathCab4Callie

My diversity supplement journey as a disabled student, a thread: #HigherEd #Research #AcademicTwitter #ScienceTwitter #SciTwitter #Academia #AcademicChatter #DisabledinSTEM #CripTheLab #DisabilityTwitter#Science #HigherEducation #BiologyEdu

Béatrice Copps, MD

drcopps

I’m seeing a lot of tweets regarding how what’s happening at #DNRTulane is happening in all hospitals and while I wholeheartedly agree, let’s not lose this momentum to keep @TulaneMedicine

Prof Darrel Francis ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again

ProfDFrancis

Dear Nobel Prize Committee,I would like to claim my Nobel Prize please.For curing cancer.Can you post me my medal, or do I have to come and collect it in person?#FOAMED

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