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Honestly laugh out loud funny as well as being highly educational- this is one not to miss!
Sensational new case-based podcast out today with @Dr_Ruth_W and @XinYouTai discussing two fantastic cases... find it 👇 and know your swordfish from your sardines...
▶️ Apple: apple.co/3zJ5n1d
▶️ Spotify: spoti.fi/4cRp3ya
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Study co-authored by Fellow Dr Timothy Rittman (@timrittman) finds that AI outperforms clinical tests at predicting progress of Alzheimer’s disease
Scientists from @CambridgeABL @ai_cam_mission have used #AI to predict the progress of #Alzheimers disease.
It can predict more accurately than clinical tests whether someone with early signs of dementia will remain stable or get worse. Go deeper 👇
cam.ac.uk/research/news/arti…
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🚨 stroke fellow post opportunity in Cambridge! 🚨
Applications open today (22nd April) till end of the week (26th April)
careers.cuh.nhs.uk/current-v…
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Our latest review on the management of carotid atherosclerosis is out now in @PracticalNeurol
pn.bmj.com/content/early/202…
@CamStroke @mm_chowdhury1
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WTF did I just watched. 😳
Lars van der Haar just casually popped back his dislocated shoulder.
Here is the video @JoseBeenTV of what you wrote a tweet about. And it is definitely something for you @OutOfCycling
Hi there @Betterhelpers - I am trying to book a stage 2 accreditation for the track at Lee Valley. I am Derby accredited, so am allowed to do that according to the velodrome website, but your website won’t let me.
Could you kindly help?
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Dr Pauls @mathildepauls provided an update on managing acute stroke including presentation modes, methods of assessment, and up-to-date pharmacotherapies and interventions @Cambridge_Uni @CUH_NHS
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Geraint Thomas' response to older riders questioning current Giro participants 🗣
#GirodeItalia | @GeraintThomas86
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Bravo to Lilly for seeing TRAILBLAZER-ALZ 2 Phase 3 study through
Donanemab significantly slowed cognitive and functional decline in carefully selected people with early symptomatic Alzheimer's disease.
Impressive top-line results.
Details awaited.
investor.lilly.com/news-rele…
And I am being repeatedly told ‘looks alright, so just eat it’ from a mobile phone packaged picture. This is not right…
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A 32-year-old woman presents with vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing loss in addition to eye pain, blurry vision, and photophobia. Her out-patient neurologist treated her empirically with salt restriction, but her symptoms progressed.
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Want to know even more about the bright blobs you see on T2-weighted or FLAIR MRI? ⚪➡️🧠 Register for part two of our webinar series featuring @AtticHains and @SusanneVanVeluw
Deets 👇. Register today: alz-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi… Moderators: @AmyBrodtmann @JBar_UK Pls RT
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Were you unable to attend ABN Acute Neurology Boot Camp?
We have recorded all the sessions and they can be accessed here: theabn.org/page/ANBootcamp20…
@ABNTrainees @PracticalNeurol @ACNRjournal
Survey time ⬇️
🧠 Neurology registrars with an academic number 🧪
Have you received a survey about the impact of the new specialty curriculum changes on academic training?
If yes, please fill it in ⭐️
If not, please let me know so I can send you the link 🙌
@ABNTrainees #academicmedicine
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Richmond Park Time Trial 10th July 2022 entries are now open on RiderHQ with 7 categories: Junior Female, Junior Male, Men’s Road, Men’s TT, Para, Women’s Road, Women’s TT. Starts 06:00 so you should get a near traffic free ride. Link below pls share.
riderhq.com/events/p/5rht6ki…
Neuro ARCP outcome 6 today. 🥳🎉🎈🥳
Thank you to all those of you that got me there 😊 – at Kingston upon Thames, London
Mathilde Pauls retweeted
Excellent @ABNTrainees Boot Camp line up! 👏👏👏 Particularly delighted to see @NeedhamNeuro on there as he always has great ITU cases, and @PoojaDassan’s tips for Obstetric Neurology have long served me well!























