#Symptoms

Aliza Norwood, MD, AAHIVS

alizanorwood

I just got the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, here’s why you should too when you can. #CovidVaccine #MedTwitter @DellMedSchool @uthealthaustin The vaccine has been studied for 2 months in volunteers which is

The Good Statistician

TheGoodStatsMan

A few people have asked about comparing flu cases with covid cases and the impact of the PCR test.Short answer...the PCR test 'exaggerates' the problem of covid.It is unusual to

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

This is great. The first time the notion of “asymptomatic transmission” was mentioned, I smelled a rat. It’s biologically implausible. Not saying it’s never happened once, but as an important

Chelsea Fawcett 💙

Chelsea_Fawcett

To all student nurses about to start placement, please take time to learn about functional neurological disorders (#FND). They are so common but rarely known about. You could really make

René Brooks | Black Girl, Lost Keys | ADHD

blkgirllostkeys

This seems to upset people, but I don’t do the “ADHD is a gift” thing, #neurodiversesquad. ADHD is a medical disorder with mental and physical impact. It can destroy relationships,

mani | BLM | ACAB

manivharat

Right now we're learning the basics of interviewing patients. A lot of the older physicians group together "types of difficult patients" and teach ways to "deal with them". There's been

Dr. Polly Atkin

pollyrowena

This. Also, I was afraid to talk about anxiety for 20 years because when I was an undiagnosed teenager & cried once at the doctors talking about my symptoms they

Patrick Johnston

risingaction

With the morning sun, clarity, using both NHL and BC public health regulations: Jordie Benn tested positive Sunday morning but a confirmatory test came back negative. That still put him

Jonathan Engler 😀

jengleruk

I just had another thought about this (and the other vaccine candidates).Maybe it's a bit "niche" but I thought it was interesting!https://twitter.com/jengleruk/status/1335925357141176324 For months now, various people like my

Michael L. Barnett

ml_barnett

The problems of post-COVID-19 syndrome are not getting enough attention. I am seeing patients every single session with persistent fatigue, generalized weakness and other weird symptoms like partial anosmia. There's

Jillian Jorgensen

Jill_Jorgensen

Something to consider when comparing the school test positivity rate (which has been low) with the broader NYC test rate:The school rate only includes tests done in school. If you’re

P #ThisWillBeOver

PMc276

#NursingDuringCovidDuring their day case surgery today, I asked patient how they got to the hospital, “my family member brought me but they couldn’t get out of the car, they’ve a

Ed MD

notdred

A thread on vaccine efficacy and why you should get whichever vaccine you're able to access, without stressing about "70% efficacy" or "95% efficacy". 1/10 "Vaccine efficacy" in these phase

Indivisible Guide

IndivisibleTeam

Texas's government has failed its people, so it's on us to help take care of each other. @MOVE_texas has compiled a list of mutual aid resources that will provide direct

Ed Yong

edyong209

Here’s my new story about long-haulers who’ve had COVID-19 for months. I first wrote about them in early June, and much has changed since then. Notably, many are still sick.

Chief Health Officer, Victoria

VictorianCHO

Lots of confusion about quarantine vs isolation. Quarantine = the period when you may be incubating illness or the period following exposure before you may develop illness. This period applies

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