#Pubmed

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

Finally got around to starting in on the old measles articles. These are the ones that show that measles is "magic" and "airborne" whereas very little else is.So, one infected

David Fisman

DFisman

Vaccine prioritization in phase II in Ontario: the province has put out a framework, which seems not unreasonable (https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/ontario-releases-list-of-those-eligible-for-covid-19-vaccine-under-phase-2-1.5264702?cache=ngyhfzx

Deepta Bhattacharya

deeptabhattacha

Those who follow me know that alarmism isn't my style. But the new UK variant does have me a bit concerned. I'm not qualified to critically assess changes in transmissibility,

Dr. Ali Nouri

AliNouriPhD

CDC Guidance Update: Masks don't just reduce the amount of virus we release, masks also reduce the amount of virus we inhale. Here's a thread on some publishedstudies on the

Thiago Carvalho

CyrilPedia

Last week we looked at Juan Lafaille's demonstration of T cell regulation in the EAE system. Now here's another side of Treg history- it starts, of course with an experimentally

Tristan D Rutland

TristanRutland7

Distal limb, young adult.**Last case for 2020**#dermpath #surgpath #pathtwitter Question:Based on the limited history and images, what is your favoured Dx? ImmunohistochemistryPositiveCD34NegativeINI-1 (loss of staining) Diagnosis:Epitheli

Jennifer Brea🦒

jenbrea

Has anyone else found cannabis to be helpful for their #MCAS? I’ve been in a horrible flare today triggered by trying to clean a really dusty area of our apartment.

iMED

iMedEducation

Why is fever considered to be ≥ 100.4 F? A wonderful Tweetorial by @JennyShihMD, reviewed by @AvrahamCooperMD and @AdamRodmanMD. 100.4 comes from a single study in 1868 (https://archive.org/details/dasverhaltendere00wund/page/n6/mode/2up)

Nicholas Morris

namorrismd

IV glibenclamide shows promise for reducing cerebral edema and appears to be safe. PO glyburide leads to more hypoglycemia, especially if abnl renal fxn. Smaller, more frequent dosing may help.

Conor Ruzycki

caruzycki

1/ Nebulizers have taken a lot of flak recently, in large part due to the use of a neb by an asthmatic patient in an AUS quarantine hotel. There’s an

FFAC 🇨🇦

stevelanebitch

A list of scientific studies on why masks do not work and can be harmful to wear for prolonged periods. This was compiled by others and thanks for their work.

Mario

Beteljuice

WHY AUTOIMMUNE CONDITIONS/THYROID PROBLEMS DISAPPEAR ON A CARNIVORE DIETI originally posted this a bit haphazardly as a response to a medical doctor being puzzled about the efficacy of the carnivore

aure

maureviv

COVID is not like fluAlso it is *not* a sepsisCOVID is no longer a syndromeLate, immune-mediated hurt (primarily vessel) is the main driver of organ dysfunction. Corticoids worksigned, someone who

ALLI NUTRITION 🧬

AlliNutrition

SCIENTIFIC MORNING ROUTINE (THREAD) Yea a cold shower & reading a book is cool butHave u tried a SCIENTIFIC method for your morning routine?- THREAD - No this will not

Michelle Moon

MichelleNMoon

I didn't think I would really have to have my own take on the #tiktokseashanty (best spelling is really #seachantey, but anyway) phenomenon. Turns out, though, I do. After watching

ainsley🫀

ainsleyikes

dairy products are intrinsically linked to our most common & most severe diseases a fully-sourced thread: unfortunately, due to how much influence the dairy industry has in our legislation, a

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