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🚨NEW: Singer Sarah McLachlan has cancelled her performance at an ABC documentary premiere over their firing of Jimmy Kimmel.
RETWEET to thank McLachlan for standing up for free speech!
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I need my followers to retweet this for all Albertans to see! Vote for Bonnie Critchley! She is a retired veteran who believes strongly in fair voting practices. Unlike PP she served this country. Don’t let PP back in parliament, he’s like Trump and he will be a disaster. Canada counts on you Battle River—Crowfoot residents! 🙏 I’m shadow banned; help me get views, don’t let’s the negativity win. Push for good. 🤍
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Interesting case validating two of our studies:
Stereotactic lesions in a lady with tardive dystonia improved both dystonia and OCD.
Lesion hit both OCD- (@NingfeiL et al 2020 @NatureComms) and Dystonia- (Horn et al. 2022 @PNASNews) response networks.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Movement disorder neurologist texted me today. ED consulted them abt a kid w/ onset of motor Sx last night. Working Dx is FND. Neuro will see them in the AM, then connect me for Tx.
Early diagnosis & treatment WILL be the standard of care for FND one day!
#PTtwitter #medtwitter
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This is Kaia. She knows she's not supposed to be on the couch. In her defense, you were not supposed to be home this early. 14/10
ALT a bernese mountain dog sits on a grey, leather sofa. her front paws are hanging over the back of the sofa, while the rest of her body is turned to face us, her hind legs slightly tucked in out of surprise. she's staring at us with a bewildered face and embarrassed eyes.
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Happy to share that after a long haul of two consecutive residencies, I am now board-certified in both neurology and psychiatry! :)
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Around a year ago, I did 24 half marathons over 24 days to raise lots of money for charity
Meanwhile, today I’m sectioned on a psych ward, with no idea when I’ll get out
I’m always the first to share my victories - but sometimes life doesn’t go to plan, and that’s okay too 💚
ALT Charlie is wearing a Mind top smiling
ALT Charlie is on a psych ward with her thumb up
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Can you imagine the pride to be felt in multiple communities with a facility to care for and share their own treasures. We hope that BC will ask the owners what they want to have happen. adamolsen.ca/2022/05/column-…
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What is the effectiveness of a prior COVID infection in preventing symptomatic reinfection?
Alpha: 90.2%
Beta: 85.7%
Delta: 92.0%
Omicron: 56.0%
Good data from Qatar bit.ly/3stIpnr, by Altarawneh et al.
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Did anyone else see that huge #convoy of health care workers going down University today in #Toronto? It was crazy. They were going to work. In the hospitals. To help sick people. God bless them. #GetVaccinatedNow
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Hey! Look! Did you see that massively huge convoy of health workers who has gone in to work each & every day to provide healthcare for vulnerable people amidst staffing shortages, snowstorms & a raging pandemic? Yeah...shoutout to that convoy. That convoy is the best. 🙌🏾
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Retweet this if you think that nurses are incredible human beings & deserve to be paid much better.
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It's a good historical moment to reflect on the fact that M.S. was commonly called a "hysterical paralysis" conversion disorder until neuroimaging made it possible to see the lesions.
Multiple sclerosis, a progressive disease that affects 2.8 million people worldwide and for which there is no definitive cure, is likely caused by infection with the Epstein-Barr virus news.harvard.edu/gazette/sto…
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Hope everyone had a great holiday however you may celebrate! We are looking forward to a good new year and get to start 2022 grateful for Seabird Island Band placing their trust in us to assist in the renewal of their consultation and referrals process. #itisallconnected
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Practitioners of community engagement will appreciate having listened to this. nytimes.com/2021/12/19/podca…
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Two Deadly Aunties
"They are considered matriarchs of the community. I think it's going to work in our favour because nobody is going to mess around with them … we call them the 'two deadly Aunties,'" said Jeff Myke, safety manager for the Teslin Tlingit Council. cbc.ca/news/canada/north/tes…
