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Faheem Younus, MD

FaheemYounus

COVID Myth-busting Thread: Too many myths floating around. Here’s part 2.1/10: Avoid shipped packages/gas pumps/shopping carts/ATMs or you’ll die.Wrong. Coronavirus surface survival is one thing; that surface causing an infection

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R3TERNITY

https://academic.oup.com/function/article/1/1/zqaa003/5851680 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32510172/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7717147/ And voila!https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202101.0180/v1 SO many more

Tyler Larsen

TylerLarsenMD

1/ Why are hypodermic needles and IV catheters referenced by gauge numbers?And why does the needle diameter get smaller as the gauge number increases?Let's explore the obscure history of IV

Dr. Lynora Saxinger 🇨🇦

AntibioticDoc

Why is COVID so bloody good at spreading? The lack of specific immunity because it's new is obvious, droplets, many really are going after aerosol spread as the smoking gun-

Avraham Z. Cooper, MD

AvrahamCooperMD

1/17Why do patients with advanced heart failure often develop the Cheyne-Stokes breathing pattern?To understand this phenomenon we'll have to explore circulatory flow time and the concept of loop gain. And

ZollCenter

TheZollCenter

1/Let's talk #cardiacamyloidosis (CA)— in fact, let's talk imaging in CA, but first things first: what is the gold standard for dx’ing CA? 2/Congo staining of amyloid deposits in

Katalina Bobowik

KatalinaBobowik

I'm very excited to share the results of our new paper, now available on Biorxiv: https://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2021.01.07.425684v1. Below is a thread of the main resultshttps://twitter.com/biorxivpreprint/status/134762719313285

Nathan Chomilo, MD, FAAP

ChomiloMD

This is a really well done piece by @DrLeanaWen that lays out how we can, & must, strike a balance between speed & equity.We made a mistake in MN this

David Fisman

DFisman

I keep getting asked about the possibility that sars-cov2 will be with us for a long time (many of the questions are driven, I think, by Chris Murray’s statement that

Farmer Thor the Scientist ™️🇺🇸

JortsAndCrocs

1/8 Had an interesting #COVID19 discussion with a black female coworker today. She insisted that because black folks suffer disproportionate all cause mortality, the American medical system is innately racist.

Weigel Lab 🌱 aka WeigelWorld 🌱

PlantEvolution

[1/7] Absolutely chuffed about @joybergelson’s, Fabrice Roux’ and my lab’s #PATHOCOM project selected for funding by #ERCSyG @ERC_Research program. Our full project proposal at https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.13174337, and briefly

Jeff Mueller, PT, DPT

jmthrivept

//THREAD\\ Parris Campbell — Injury RiddledThe speedster (4.31 40 ) out of OSU was drafted with the 2.27 pick. Many thought he’d be dominant, but he’s been hampered by injuries.Can

RighteousMatrixMrAnderson

MichaelAvelli7D

@VdarknessF and frens, join me on another adventure which includes: #EpsteinBarrVirus#ElectroMagnetism#Wuhan And a plot twist I wasn’t expecting AT ALL!!!Let’s rock and roll https://twitter.com/MichaelAvelli7D/status/1256284862748585984

Nipun Chopra, PhD

NipunChopra7

Have suicides increased during the pandemic? Let's take a look:Firstly, I want to say that suicide is a huge concern, and should be taken seriously. Yesterday's paper on increasing mental

Mudia Uzzi

MudiaUzzi

Hey y’all. Wanted to bring to your attention an article that has been important in shaping my research trajectory during my doctoral program. It’s called “The enduring impact of historical

Margaret McCartney

mgtmccartney

why be so bothered about unintended consequences? it sounds good, it sounds like it might work. People have good intentions, care deeply, want to do something useful. and yet: when

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