#Symptoms

Jennifer Brea🦒

jenbrea

If you work on #longCOVID and say “I’m not an #MECFS expert, I don’t know anything about it, it’s not my job to know about ME or ’fatigue’” then you

Liz Bernstein

yeralizard

Hi. Let's talk a little bit more about self-diagnosis, since there was some pushback on my post the other day. I majored in Psych when I first went to college

Jin Russell

DrJinRussell

3 easily foreseeable logistics problems with National’s compulsory negative test policy before arrival in NZ...3 relatable scenarios: /1 1) NZer flies overseas for essential business. Contracts mild Covid. Attempts to

Michael Schwandt

MichaelSchwandt

STUDY: We offered antibody testing to >300 residents/staff at long-term care homes following large outbreaks. At a time when #COVID19 continues to be a major risk in homes, the findings

Ody_O

OdyO11

I had symptoms related to the brainstem and upper cervical spinal cord: Weakness of arms and legs, clonus, problems with coordination of arms, legs and eyes, nausea, my breathing stopped

Dr Nisreen Alwan 🌻

Dr2NisreenAlwan

1/ New #LongCovid prevalence figures by age and sex out by @ONS today. Prevalence of any symptom at 5 wks after positive test: 27% at age 35-4926% at age 50-6925%

Elle M. (they/them)

ellle_em

Hey let's make sure we remember that a lot of mental illnesses symptoms are coded as things teenagers (especially white, thin, conventionally attractive middle class teenagers) do; thus adults who

César G. Escobar-Viera, MD, PhD

cescobarv

Check out our new paper on @jmirpub (http://dx.doi.org/10.2196/23520 ): along with @jaimesidani @ashensa @brianprimack and mikemarshal, we surveyed 2,408 persons age 18-30 years to assess if negative #socialmedia experiences influence

Colin Greaves

Greaves_Colin

Apologies for adding to the rather discourse-heavy topic of coronavirus but, let's be honest, there's nothing else going on these days is there?Having contracted it myself a few weeks ago,

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

Because SARS-CoV-2 testing often happens after symptoms appear, it's been difficult to estimate detection probability early in infection. So great to collaborate with team at @TheCrick & @ucl to tackle

brendan

brendan_49

10,000 foot view on $CNCE and schizo. Cartoon lingo so all can follow. One feature of schizo is too much dopamine. Dopamine blockers reduce psychosis and hallucinations. But schizos remain

Danielle Roubinov, PhD

DRoubinov

Interested in father research? So often research on the “parent-child relationship” is research on the “mother-child relationship.” But what about fathers? 1/8 In three recent papers, I worked with talented

David Dowdy

davidwdowdy

New piece on subclinical TB in @ATSBlueEditor by the thoughtful @emilyakendall and @soustha - ahead-of-print paywall (working on it), so here's a quick thread, using figures presented elsewhere.Many of these

Parkinson's Foundation

ParkinsonDotOrg

When a person shows up in a #doctor’s office with symptoms that may be related to #ParkinsonsDisease, the #diagnosis may not be obvious since symptoms often differ from person to

Sophie Farooque 💙

LondonAllergy

1/ Anaphylaxis TweetorialAnaphylaxis:Sudden onset of symptomsRapid progression of symptoms.Airway, Breathing &/or Circulation problems distinguish it from a milder allergic reaction.i.e. Wheeze, Laryngeal Oedema, Hypotension.Skin signs

Dr Zoë Hyde

DrZoeHyde

Case report of a hospital COVID-19 outbreak probably caused by airborne transmission. A child with an infected mother was admitted, after which 6 healthcare workers, 2 child patients, and 1

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