@CanesDavid Canadian radiologist here with 30+ yrs of experience. I agree with your position. ERs in Canada are all overwhelmed. Everywhere. The ER staff are overwhelmed A primary goal is to get people out of ER asap. Imaging is the answer. Unfortunately, this will never be reversed.
.@s_guilbeault: we have a responsibility to live up to our climate commitments. Will you commit to a fossil fuel phase-out at #COP27? https://t.co/vwG1T62Cpw
URGENT: #COP27 is almost over and Canada is refusing to join India, the US & the EU in committing to a “fossil fuel phase out.” But phasing out oil & gas is essential for a #JustTransition.
@s_guilbeault, be the climate leader you claim to be. Commit to phasing out fossil fuels.
An isolation period of 5 days after Covid is totally inadequate for most people. New report from >63,000 people. Negative rapid tests are an essential guide
https://t.co/M0P4nQLhCE @JAMANetworkOpen
Now that Lancet covid commission has identified failure to recognize and act on airborne transmission as one of the key failures of the pandemic, perhaps we ought not look for policy guidance to people who still can’t say the word “airborne”
Just a thought
"Americans have an estimated 2 billion parking spots for 280 million cars. In the midst of an epic housing shortage and affordability crisis, we have an average of 1,000 square feet of parking per car — but only 800 square feet of housing per person"
https://t.co/bCBaQYEtoh
I had the opportunity to reconnect last evening with a colleague who now runs a long covid clinic. He is busy. He told horror stories. Avoid infection if you can.
Deniz Sağdıç turns what we consider waste into human portraits, drawing attention to pollution and showing that even the simplest materials can be used to produce an artwork, creating sustainable art
Instagram: https://t.co/UctPskv76f
💡Nota Bene—DO NOT USE BATHROOM HAND DRYERS. Research shows these dryers suck in and blow fecal aerosols. Shake your hands dry instead. Watch 🎥
https://t.co/vqFaZIb1Ye
Comparing the size of the two best selling vehicles in Europe (VW Golf/Peugeot 208) and Canada/USA (Ford F150/Dodge Ram).
What is the difference in the North American lifestyle that requires such large vehicles?