Viral gastroenteritis often leads to bothersome symptoms, with treatment being restricted.
However, diagnostic tools have improved to allow targeted treatment & interventions.
A Seminar explores remaining questions & the most effective treatment options: https://t.co/UlcB513H9N
@2bangtan_cats @DrEricDing 14d of valacyclovir - this sounds like post-exposure prophylaxis for Macacine herpesvirus 1 (“B virus”) - symptoms can include conjunctivitis 🤔. 50 human cases and 21 deaths since 1932. #monkeys#Danville
@Mud_Fud@WFischerII@CCF_IMCHIEFS Thanks Dr. Wardrop - really enjoyed speaking with you today! I feel fortunate to learn every day from complex patients with uncommon & fascinating diagnoses, which really pushes you to grow as a trainee. Another reason to love CCF #IMRP !
On Nov. 5th, Honduras was hit by Hurricane Eta. Thousands have lost everything and are in desperate need of basic necessities. Please join me in supporting them in their time of need: https://t.co/VzBJUz7u4r
Let’s ask 3M to ramp-up production of reusable elastomeric respirators and P100 filters - a much more sustainable solution to #PPE shortages during #COVID19Pandemic , already endorsed by @CDCgov@NIOSH@US_FDA https://t.co/xRKa41agLV
While RNA does not necessarily = viable virus, could & should this change #PPE policy? Precautionary principle may now be more at odds with supply-chain reality.
One paper, pre-print, compelling nonetheless: “Taken together these results suggest that virus...may be transported by aerosol processes in their local environment, potentially even in the absence of cough or aerosol generating procedures.” https://t.co/G7yImnZPz5 #COVID19
We have created a new interactive feature on https://t.co/3lWx4IRScb. We are trying to be as transparent as possible. You can see more about county-level demographics.
Finally, a reason to test the oft-neglected first cranial nerve? Anosmia/hyposmia & dysgeusia as signs of mild #COVID19 infection: https://t.co/pJdXZ3MfuW
Using genomic epidemiology to track #SARSCoV2’s whirlwind tour of the globe - incredible big-data visualizations of the pandemic’s “family tree”: https://t.co/jVrhZN7X46
Interesting but concerning podcast episode about the false dichotomy of airborne vs. droplet transmission and the implications for PPE adequacy: https://t.co/Utfd7vswhH
Had a blast at #ACP2019 representing the NH chapter of @ACPinternists in the med student - clinical vignette category. Great work everyone! #IM2019@GeiselMed