@Theresa_Chapple@EdwinLindo Done. I recently moved to Maine. Just learned who my state representative is and wrote her a letter. Thank you for the reminder.
If you find the UNC Board of Trustees��� decision to deny @nhannahjones tenure as abhorrent as I do, consider supporting Nikole by preordering a copy of the 1619 book, which comes out this fall. It’s an expanded and enhanced version of the magazine issue.
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Thank you @colleenmfarrell for being brave for your patients and for you and your colleagues. Those on the front lines cannot suffer another breakdown of leadership and support.
I am an internal medicine resident in NYC giving it my all caring for patients with #covid_19. This is hard for all the reasons you would expect: it is traumatic, heartbreaking, exhausting.
But it’s also hard because of how we as residents are being treated. a thread… 1/12
@chvanhoutven @Kate_EM_Miller Good to know. Though I read the tweet because I thought “trolls” where children. I wanted to know how to stop my children from joining my Zoom calls.
It is so painful to start this time of uncertain duration of social distancing and isolation, but this is why we have to do it. US hospitals are already rationing COVID-19 tests and PPE. We have to #FlattenTheCurve
THREAD: Yesterday, I spoke with doctors from one of the nation’s leading academic hospitals located in a state where #COVID19 cases are increasing quickly. This is what they told me: They've been seeing *many* patients with symptoms concerning for COVID19 who need testing (1/x)
It appears we are a week or so behind Italy. A ban on flights from Europe isn’t going to change that. More decisive federal action — massive testing and social distancing — appears to be necessary to “flatten the curve.”