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Medicine is a calling, it’s a mission in the service of humanity. At a time when many things around us will make us question our “why” may we find strength & vision to look back at reasons that made us choose this path. To learn, to give, to serve, to teach;that is my purpose 🙏
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He chose hospice and, as so many have learned, that has not shortened his life. Focusing on support for quality of life also, on average, lengthens it. nytimes.com/2023/08/28/opini…
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Celebrating the life & legacy of Marty Samuels! Here's a master class in the neurologic examination filled w pearls, techniques, wisdom, & history for everyone from students to senior neurologists!
@rabihmgeha @DxRxEdu @AvrahamCooperMD @a_charidimou @caseyalbin @NMatch2024
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🌟 Very excited to share 🌟 today was officially my first day as Chief of the Division of Health and Behavior within our Department of Healthcare Delivery and Population Science. Looking forward to growing innovative research @Baystate_Health and within our communities. 1/1
Emission Cuts Will Fail. What to Do Then?: @tunkuv interviews Nathan Myhrvold wsj.com/articles/emission-cu… via @WSJopinion
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In many US states, such as New York and Califonia, the rate of Covid hospitalizations for seniors now exceeds the BA.5, BA.2 and Delta waves.
It's not getting enough attention as part of a new global wave, reviewed here:
erictopol.substack.com/p/the…
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Individualise the need for fluids, vasopressors, inotropes, the choice of fluids, antibiotics, etc. No one size fits all! – at Ukkel, België
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La neve sulla Reggia di Caserta mette in risalto il violino disegnato dal Vanvitelli
Humanism in Medicine Thank you
Brilliant piece!
I’m a palliative care doctor. This is what I do. kevinmd.com/2015/02/im-palli… via @kevinmd
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This is a little bit of comfort for those who need it.
Over the Rainbow #songsofcomfort
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💊Trace elements & Minerals: Everything you need to know
#MedEd #MedTwitter #FOAMed
H/T @NutrioSci – at North Carolina, USA
Well said
I lost my mom to COVID. I have hope that others won’t experience this kind of loss now that we have vaccines to help prevent serious illness and death. Find vaccines near you at vaccines.gov #WeCanDoThis #ad
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I lost my mom to COVID. I have hope that others won’t experience this kind of loss now that we have vaccines to help prevent serious illness and death. Find vaccines near you at vaccines.gov #WeCanDoThis #ad
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Zero: the number of COVID patients with a booster in my unit during the last wave.
Many more: the beds available for taking care of every patient in need, with or without COVID.
Thank you all for getting vaccinated. You have helped and saved many lives.
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Until we look at ICU occupancy rates to see if we can absorb the next wave, we will miss that each COVID bed we make is one less bed for other diseases.
To care for everything else, we must bring COVID19 under control.
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ICU and healthcare resources in general are not unlimited.
When you choose to get vaccinated, you are not just protecting yourself from COVID. You are helping to keep resources so that we can look after patients with other diseases too.
You are choosing to help others.
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“These data suggest that virtually all individuals with existing anti-SARS-CoV-2 CD8+ T-cell responses should recognize the Omicron VOC, and that SARS-CoV-2 has not evolved extensive T-cell escape mutations at this time.” bioRxiv biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
