#Pediatricians

Stephen Patrick, MD, MPH

stephenwpatrick

Why are pediatricians suggesting we have "goal of having students physically present in school?" Trade-offs.Schools, for example, provide food to millions of food insecure kids. #tweetiatrician @AmerAcadPeds https://services.aap.o

Brittany

bccover

"Hospitals see high rates of mental illness in children during pandemic"https://newschannel20.com/news/local/hospitals-see-high-rates-of-mental-illness-in-children-during-pandemic Of all of the failings in not evolving with the sc

Tech Insider

techinsider

On #Debunked, we break down common myths surrounding topics ranging from diets to taking care of your pet. First up, we have two nutritionists debunking some of the most common

Katherine Ellen Foley

katherineefoley

Most #COVID19vaccines require 2 doses (except Janssen's, which just needs 1). How is the US going to make sure that everyone gets their doses at the proper time? To answer

Ateev Mehrotra

Ateevm

Just released this morning an update on our prior reports on visit trends during the COVID-19 pandemic. A few of the highlights in this thread. 1/https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/2020/jun/impact-covid-19-pandemic-outpatient-vis

First Doctor

firstdoctorr

During my internship, a pregnant lady who didn't register for antenatal care came to our facility to deliver. On examination, her cervix was already fully dilated but the pregnancy was

Wendy Davis

wendydavis

Since #COVID19 began wreaking havoc on our state, my opponent @ChipRoyTX has pushed dangerous and extreme views about the virus. He downplayed the crisis, pushed for reopening without safeguards and

Esther Choo MD MPH

choo_ek

As US hospitals make the necessary shuffle to accommodate the current wave, I would like to remind leadership about the study done on the psychological status of frontline hospital workers

Schools Week

SchoolsWeek

Gibb says there is a plan. There are "clear criteria" for emerging from the lockdown, including hospitalisation rates."We've always been clear that schools will be last to close and first

Rachel Notley

RachelNotley

BREAKINGPediatricians and school health specialists are describing the Jason Kenney's plan to reopen schools as dangerous.They're calling on the UCP to offer more support before classes start in SeptemberTHREAD #ableg

Stephen Patrick, MD, MPH

stephenwpatrick

I am 4 minutes into #ThisIsLife with @lisaling @CNN on the #opioidcrisis. For a decade, I've studied the #opioidcrisis & it's effect on pregnant women & infants. Already, I've heard

Lesley A. Tarasoff, PhD

latarasoff

We now know that more women with disabilities are becoming pregnant: https://www.ajog.org/article/S0002-9378(19)31355-9/fulltext There is growing evidence that women with disabilities are at increased risk for pregnancy-related complication

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 114Medical Grand Rounds returns today: @YouTube here https://tinyurl.com/y99b6csl We cover the state of the pandemic, opening the schools, and the San Quentin prison outbreak. My

Phil Kerpen

kerpen

It is not safe to keep schools closed. Summary from the American Academy of Pediatrics, the principal medical society for 67,000 pediatricians.https://services.aap.org/en/pages/2019-novel-coronavirus-covid-19-infections/clinical-guidance/co

Phil Williams

NC5PhilWilliams

Many TN school districts are now announcing plans to resume classes – many w/ in-person options - at the highest peak of the #COVID19 pandemic. What are the questions parents

Shannon Des Roches Rosa

shannonrosa

Let’s talk about autism and health care, shall we? (Yes, this is going to be a thread.)First of all, we all need to acknowledge that autistic people as a community

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