#Pathology

Elizabeth Mika

yourauntemma

I see that Twitter disappeared my pinned thread/series. Time to recreate it then, piece by piece. It may be just as well -- on his program, @chrislhayes recently asked @SteveSchmidtSES:

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. In short, no.This is going to take a detailed thread to unpack.https://twitter.com/mattwridley/status/1270010444279877633 2. First, let's get the blog post out of the way. Ridley is speculating that the Asiatic

Jewish Museum London

JewishMuseumLDN

Since it is #WomenInScienceDay, we thought we would showcase some of the amazing Jewish female scientists in Britain!! A THREAD #WomenInScienceDay Hertha Ayrton 1854-1923 Suffragette and Scientist!She was an important

Keir Harding

Keirwales

This is a really interesting thread from @JonathanShedler and I'd really encourage people to read critically to get an understanding of the splitting associated with BPD/EUPD. Some things to think

Matt Glassman

MattGlassman312

The examples are endless, but can be quickly summed up. In the past, most members participated substantively in the policy process via the committee system. But the process is now

Dr. Jackie Whittaker

jwhittak_physio

1/ In case you missed it @ewa_roos gave a paradigm-changing talk at #CARC2021 yesterday on #OA. Thread The title is a pretty good indicator of what was to come. 2/

James Noake

DrJN_SportsMed

A short thread...hip and groin cases are often complex & can involve multiple pain drivers, esp but the time the pt finally presents to SEM clinic. I like imaging(! ),

Alissa Hattman

AlissaHattman

Congrats to @DavidNaimon for 10 years of BETWEEN THE COVERS! Grateful for this archive of deep dives. These discussions have taught me that there are many ways to write, to

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zei_squirrel

the fall of the soviet union was objectively bad both for the mass of the people living inside it and for the world. what came after was disaster capitalism killing

Jesús Loarce

JesusLoarce

An interesting case-based reviewAcute peripheral/cutaneous ischemic syndrome (APCIS), what rheumatologist should know?APCIS is a clinical syndrome, representing the clinical appereance of skin and/or limb severe ischemia due to several etio

Femi

ojayfemi

#MedHistory Harvey William Cushing (Father of Modern Neurosurgery) 1869 -1939.- Surgeon, Physician, Writer, Pathologist and Soldier.- Known famously for the Cushing sign, syndrome, reflex, ulcer etc those are the least

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

https://www.rcpjournals.org/content/clinmedicine/early/2020/11/26/clinmed.2020-0839.full.pdfA very thoughtful team in Swansea systematically assessed the 31 positive PCR tests received through swabbing in summer 2020. Despite the often rude

قَتادة فيّومي

QatadahFayomi

"Forensic pathology"Post-mortem (autopsy) examination of a body after death to assess the cause of death The most common changes that occur after death: - Rigor mortis- Livor mortis - algor

Pete Bankhead

petebankhead

A small number of people know the real background story to @QuPath, but most don't.I didn't plan to ever tell it publicly, until a Google Alert today caught my eye.A

Steven N Bell

tbeadick

And here it is. Something I am starting here and have no idea how deep to get on Twitter. I'm going to defer to experts and get a feel for

Corey Wilks, Psy.D.

CoreyWilksPsyD

One of the benefits of this executive & personal coaching training has been helping me get clarity on who I want to work with and how I want to help

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