Epidemiologist. Veterinarian. Educator. Researching antimicrobial resistance. Assistant Prof @CornellVet
New York, USA
Joined January 2017
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Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
Jiayue Wan and colleagues estimate the impact of COVID-19 booster doses on SARS-CoV-2 infection in a vaccinated population of young adults during an Omicron BA.1-predominant period. doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed… @clcazer @dvm_scarlett @peter_i_frazier #COVID19 #vaccines
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
The fact that it is taking @NFL HQ this long to make the call about ending the Bills game is disgraceful. This is so terribly scary as well as a big fumble on the PR front.
Damar Hamlin was in an ambulance at 9:20pm eastern. It is now 20 mins later. Praying for him.
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
The fact that the NFL gave teams 5 minutes to resume play after administering CPR on the field to Damar Hamlin tells you everything you need to know about their concern for player safety.
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
📢 Apply to the Cornell Transforming Food Systems Fellowship! We’re looking for food system leaders to join us in Cornell’s Master of Public Health program.
publichealth.cornell.edu/tfs…
@USDA_NIFA @CornellMPH
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
Do I have anyone on here who is an avian vet and/or bird flu researcher (or an adjacent to these) who could answer a few questions?
👇yes! I can’t wait to finish our analysis of why vets use convenia and how we can help cat owners use alternatives! I hope it will help move the needle for some convenia over-users
I have a move/hate relationship with convenia. There are some instances where it is great and I love it. But there are far more instances where this drug is abused and does nothing but breed for resistant bacteria. Being a cat is NOT an indication for using convenia. #VetTwitter
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
I have never purchased a prop. I already had them or they were mailed to me by a fan
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
One of the first areas I worked on was improving the way our mobile apps uploaded logs. Twitter, like most mobile apps, logs *everything* users do – every swipe, tap, edit, delay, etc… – for debugging, metrics, and experiments.
The size of logs adds up quickly.
YEESSSS. Please please please read the ISCAID guidelines #vettwitter
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Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
Met a 27 yr old w/ stage IV triple neg breast cancer. Multiple med oncs refused to give her Keytruda bc she is 9 wks pregnant. Thanks to Abbott’s extreme abortion ban, she has to find the resources to terminate her pregnancy in another state or die from her cancer #Roevember – at Houston, TX
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
friendly reminder that safety/efficacy testing is not required for dietary supplements so who the hell knows what you’re actually taking
In case your tired of hearing about pandemic emu, I present ceiling cat.
Well, it’s all been very exciting today. #ceilingcat had come down from the ceiling and was spotted in isolation ward eating the bowl of food we’d left for him.
However, he soon scarpered when he spotted us. So plan is to put another trap in iso and see…..
#vettwitter
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
To summarise:
1. You used to post racist things then got famous.
2. Everyone else on the farm had HPAI.
3. HPAI on farm led to everything else dying/being euthanized.
4. The famous bird was spared from the virus, fell ill, but with stress and not a virus.
Oh.
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
Many of us who did ultrasound at 6-9 weeks pregnancy heard a “heartbeat.” It wasn’t a heartbeat. An embryo doesn’t have a heart. We heard the ultrasound machine converting electrical pulsing or throbbing from a tube in the embryo into a magnified sound people call a “heartbeat.”
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
The most important veterinary advice I can give you is to stop naming your pets “Lucky.”
Dr. Casey Cazer retweeted
If your emu (or any bird) has avian influenza, do not kiss it. Do not cuddle with it. Do not touch it. Bird flu is extremely dangerous to humans and other animals. And it sounds harsh but to prevent it’s spread, birds that get avian flu should be euthanized.
