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Physician’s First Watch ceased publication on April 29, 2021. Please follow @JWatch for up-to-date coverage of medical research.
Waltham, MA
Joined April 2010
Hello, all. This is our final post as @Physns1stWatch. This page will no longer be updated. For coverage of the latest medical research, please follow our friends at @JWatch. In the words of Douglas Adams, “So long, and thanks for all the fish.”🐬
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RT @JWatch: In the third Clinical Conversations podcast on the topic of race and clinical equity, Dr. Karen Dorsey Sheares recommends knowi….
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The "pause" on the one-shot Johnson & Johnson #COVID19vaccine is over. Infectious disease specialist @PaulSaxMD lays out why this decision surprised him. Read more in his latest HIV and ID Observations post:
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The “pause” on the one-shot Johnson & Johnson (J&J) COVID-19 vaccine is over. Based on a further review of safety data that occurred on April 23, both the CDC and the FDA said the vaccine may resume...
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RT @NEJM: A 48-year-old man presented with a 2-week history of fever, shortness of breath, and painful skin lesions with blistering. His te….
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RT @JWatch: A digitally delivered exercise program appears to be at least somewhat effective in preventing falls in high-functioning older….
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RT @JWatch: Mild #COVID19 Is Not Necessarily Benign. @CarlosdelRio7 discusses findings in healthcare professionals, one fourth of whom expe….
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Early results indicate that #COVID19 vaccination appears to be safe in the third trimester of #pregnancy, according to a CDC study in @NEJM.
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European regulators said on Tuesday that the Johnson & Johnson #COVID19 vaccine should come with a warning about the rare risk for thrombosis with thrombocytopenia. The EMA emphasized, however, that the benefits of the vaccine outweigh any potential risks:
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In the second of four conversations on race and clinical equity, @kewatson observes what happens when patients hit structural barriers to their treatment. Listen to the latest Clinical Conversations:
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After 15 years, we have made the difficult decision to end @Physns1stWatch. We will publish our final stories on April 29. Follow @JWatch for coverage of the latest medical research. Thank you for your continued loyalty and support.
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Infectious disease specialist @PaulSaxMD asks himself why he still puts on a mask every morning when he takes his dog for a walk alone, and wonders about outdoor mask mandates. Take a look, then share your thoughts.
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I do the morning dog walk in our house. And every day, I put on a mask before going out, just as I have since March of last year. As the data accumulate on the dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 transmission,...
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Researchers Offer Algorithm for Managing Thrombosis and Thrombocytopenia After COVID-19 Vaccination: #COVID19Vaccine @NEJM
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Rates of cerebral venous thrombosis are significantly higher among people with #COVID19 than in the general population or in mRNA vaccine recipients, suggests a study.
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