Recent news about @RobertKennedyJr has put pork tapeworms in the spotlight. UCSF's Dr. @PCH_SF tells @sfchronicle: “It wouldn’t eat his brain. It’s just the body’s reaction to the presence of a foreign body. It’s like having a wood chip under your nail.” https://t.co/7lDJk39qzt
May 7 was SJV PRIME Day, a day when all four classes of students in the @UCSFMedicine SJV PRIME are at the UCSF Fresno campus together and a time to share updates with partners, friends and donors and a chance for them to hear firsthand from SJV PRIME students and graduates.
As temperatures rise, there are concerns about the effects on #InfectiousDiseases. “People like to treat things when they see the problem, but w/ climate change & infectious diseases... you have to do a lot of preparation,” Dr. @PCH_SF tells @sfexaminer. https://t.co/QSl7VCEyHy
March 11 was the 4th anniversary of #COVID. Reflecting back, UCSF's Dr. @PCH_SF says understanding our interdependence is key to keeping communities safe: "Infections have no boundaries, they have no walls, so we all have to take care of each other." https://t.co/Z5OG3iEZ9l
Public has clearly "moved on" from Covid-19, per @pewresearch survey and described in @sfchronicle piece by @aidinvaziri. It's definitely not the threat is was, but its just as clearly still a threat. Quotes: me, @PCH_SF. https://t.co/yJaqHZy6jK
The tripledemic in full swing: Covid, Flu, & RSV.
@PCH_SF of UCSF has insight in the rise in respiratory illnesses this winter season and how to protect yourself.
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#COVID cases are down in California, but, “we’ve seen this story before,” UCSF's Dr. @PCH_SF tells @nytimes. "People get complacent & it comes back to a high level following Halloween & Thanksgiving." So, now is a good time to get #flu, #RSV & COVID shots. https://t.co/Xmho0vNhNT
A monkey's survival after a porcine kidney transplant "provides real hope" for research into solutions for the international organ shortage, UCSF's Dr. Peter Chin-Hong (@PCH_SF) tells @ABC — & addresses an "an Achilles heel" for research, he says. https://t.co/SZJpn8xo7G
Why is fatigue a hallmark of #LongCOVID? Research finds people with lingering symptoms have less morning cortisol, which helps get us "up & going," Dr. @PCH_SF tells @nytimes. He adds Covid may disrupt mitochondria, the "Energizer bunnies of our cells." https://t.co/oFtMAJScr3
Exchanging Educational Learnings at @AAUsund - a visit by @UCSF & @DenmarkinSV🇩🇰🇺🇸
Prof Peter Chin-Hong @PCH_SF on UCSF teaching. DK-team on datadriven PBL. Focus on DEIB in young doctors: diversity, equity, inclusion, belongings, resilience, mental health…
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#COVID hospitalizations are up but are "still a fraction of where we were in last winter & last summer (2022)," UCSF's Dr. @PCH_SF tells @ABC. Still "it is a siren call for the winter, when we have other things that cause people to go to hospital as well." https://t.co/e0ut8jr3Th
Why do some people find that #COVID disrupts their sleep? One theory: The virus may be interfering the hypothalamus—the part of the brain responsible for regulating sleep, UCSF's Dr. @PCH_SF tells @nytimes. He also has some tips on what to do about it: https://t.co/ngrwQS5R4M
The @US_FDA has approved the world’s first #RSV vaccines for infants & older adults. Dr. Peter Chin-Hong (@PCH_SF) discusses the virus & prevention as we head into fall, when infections are expected to rise. https://t.co/en2ZTgyUtC
At @UCSFDOM grand rounds, we covered the state of today's Covid uptick, booster or not, mask or not, Pax or not, & other hot topics with 3 of our favorite @UCSF experts: George Rutherford, Peter Chin-Hong @PCH_SF & @MonicaGandhi9. Lively & informative. https://t.co/6usWSdOMRH