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@franifio
The actual problem in socialism will be that you’ll need a soufflé permit so you won’t be allowed to make one. You’ll also need to join the soufflé guild, and they aren’t looking for new members right now.
Also there’s an egg shortage. But don’t worry, the five year plan...
If your baby has been diagnosed with congenital heart disease then it is useful to bring the baby along to the pediatric cardiologist appointment, thank you for your attention to this matter
Cancer research 2022 be like:
“We analyzed tumor samples from 12,230 patients with six forms of -omics technologies utilizing machine learning to prioritize genetic signatures and found p53 is important in neoplasia”
Frank Netter (1906-1991) surgeon and illustrator was born on this day 116 years ago. Hard to think of anyone who has had a larger reach in the training of medical students over that time, with his straightforward and understandable drawings of human anatomy.
First post COVID swim meet for 18yo, minimal to no symptoms during illness, added 6 seconds to his 100 fly time, says his lungs burn
It’s probably best to avoid getting infected if you can
Btw I spent a hour on a thread about congenital heart disease today and it got like 5 likes and a dumb joke I made about organic chemistry got 500, this is a really stupid app
"We need a card copy of your medical license"
Me: They didn't send me one
"We need a copy"
Me: But your state has an online portal produced at taxpayer expense where you can look it up
"But we need a copy of the card"
SOMEONE PLEASE DISRUPT HOSPITAL CREDENTIALING
I know I’m just a dumb heart doctor but why are COVID tests reserved for the worst cases of respiratory failure and not the equivocal cases where it might actually change management
My lovely wife is not on Twitter but,
She was promoted to Associate Professor of Otolaryngology at Harvard Medcial School today so I feel like someone needs to brag about it
I have been trying to offer real data and medical evidence about thoracic aortic aneurysm and aortic dissection today, but the usual suspects have been spreading disinformation today,
mRNA vaccines (or any other vaccine) do not cause giant cell arteritis or TAA at all
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has signed a law guaranteeing free breakfast and lunch for all students in the state, regardless of how much money their parents make. Tens of thousands of food-insecure kids will benefit.
These data are really important. This is a graph of Wordle posts, I think we may have weathered the peak, but experts urge caution as we are still at an all time high.
15 yo old just told me he understands "transcription, mRNA, tRNA, all that stuff"
Skeptically, I asked him what a start codon was and he said, "AUG"
....I’m not crying. You’re crying.
I really don’t understand this push to go back in time and insist ‘it wasn’t that bad’, waving low quality data around that conflicts with many peoples’ lived experience just makes you look foolish
Progressives should fight for school access, it’s very frustrating to watch
As kids return to school,
@mehdirhasan
asks: What was the real impact of school closures during the height of the pandemic? Mehdi busts some disturbingly widespread myths about the *real* harms COVID brought to American children and schools. WATCH:
@Gabby_Brauner27
It’s not a moral failing to catch a virus, we need to move away from this kind of thinking. Give yourself a break and don’t feel guilty about being human.
Doctors griping about studies conducted in mice is some of my least favorite Twitter.
👏we 👏do 👏biomedical👏research👏in👏mice👏 because 👏the 👏IRB 👏won’t 👏let 👏me 👏breed 👏you 👏or 👏remove 👏your 👏body 👏parts
1. Myocardial ischemia can’t be treated by spinal adjustment
2. Germ theory is real
3. Autophagy is more complicated than that YouTube video
4. Elevated LDL is not good for you
5. The world is not flat
6. Vaccines are the most effective mitigation for COVID
I used to consider
@MDaware
a colleague & I admired many of his tweets, but I have had it with his insulting threads.
Let me detail here, how EVERY single time Seth has argued with anyone he has been wrong.
🧵
Just to narrow the amateur speculation I've been reading on this app, you should probably know that NFL players are screened by Echo and EKG
If you don't understand the implications of this maybe don't make dumb speculative threads after googling sudden death
@ashleevance
For sure wise for elderly or immunocompromised to take the vaccine. Some debate about the second jab though. Quite a few negative reactions to that.
1. Does my wife count?
2. She’s a surgeon and is going to make Associate prof before I do.
3. She’s not on twitter and thinks it’s a waste of time and is staring at me disapprovingly right now so I’m logging off
#ThisWomanRocks
I’ll go further & say the only people who should be allowed to do research are all the weird little guys who can’t do anything else. The ones who yell out p values in their sleep, who forsake all personal relationships in the pursuit of knowledge & are perfectly happy about it.
Insurance company requesting additional clinical documentation that the genetic testing I ordered is 'appropriate'
Testing has already come back positive
Food for Fidos is my daughter’s charity. She sells dog bandanas and dog toys, all profits go to a local food bank to buy dog food for dog owners experiencing homelessness
To be honest, people who can’t see the value of reading The House of God even in 2018 really irritate me.
Just because things are better now is no reason not to understand the past abuses of hospital medicine and the dangers of desensitization.
@TracyBethHoeg
Hard to trust researchers who don't know that these are normal findings in children:
"The most common abnormal ECG finding was sinus rhythm with sinus arrhythmia (7.31%), followed by sinus tachycardia (6.64%) and sinus bradycardia (1.33%)."
LMFAO
Personally I think CRISPR will be the most revolutionary medical technology of the next 100 years, but even if I’m wrong and all it does is help cure sickle cell pain crises then all the money and hype is completely worthwhile
Big news for patients with sickle cell disease!
First CRISPR-based medicine approved in the US, and indication is for sickle cell disease.
Congrats to the numerous teams & pts who made this happen, but esp to my better half
@VertexPharma
😊
@US_FDA
$VRTX…
I just found out I got 29 followers this week and 10 unfollowers.
I know it’s customary to welcome new followers but instead I would like to wish ill tidings on all my new unfollowers, may you never find quality content and wander the internet alone without love or knowledge
Last night my daughter the CC captain went around town delivering gift bags to the new kids on the team, apparently a coyote was stealing the gift bags this morning
Second picture he has a lollipop in his mouth
Two nights ago I gave a wild baby rabbit CPR w breaths after I took it from my Petey (cat). Today, I’m being admitted to the hospital with signs of “bunny fever” (Tularemia). I’m on 8L oxygen, a cocktail of very expensive antibiotics, anti-diuretics. Need light & love, please!
Everyone on Medtwitter is so resentful about the Kreb’s cycle but why no bitterness about the brachial plexus? completely useless knowledge, no one cares dumb arm nerves
Unfortunately children do have strokes, each one is a tragedy. Here’s the website for the young genetic stroke alliance, a great organization that helps educate people who don’t believe that children have strokes
Kids should not have strokes. They don’t usually “happen at any age”. The disgusting degree of minimizing I’m seeing everywhere is disheartening. It’s never been more clear that everyday people are being gaslit that there’s nothing to worry about with more
#COVID19
infections.