The moment Sunderland players discovered they’d qualified for European football for the first time in over 50 years.
Those fans will be able to create special memories next season, I’m so happy for them! 👏👏
@SimonFraser00 People say this every year, and they’re just wrong. The playoffs are great, and it stops there being a huge dead rubber fest at the end of the season where most of mid table have nothing to play for.
@AcademicTruther@cardiojaydoc02@DavidLBrownMD Come on, what? Nobody would reasonably expect a mechanic to be back at work the day after being extubated. My grandad was a car mechanic and lost two finger tips in a work accident with a hydraulic jack. He obviously didn’t go back to work the next day…
@DavidLBrownMD Not saying things might not have swung too far; but it seems very glib and heartless to say “nobody in my residency committed suicide” when physician suicide is quite a well documented phenomenon. You’d be unimpressed if (when) colleagues decided to stent based on n=3 data…
@abhinuv23@drjohnm Indeed, you can’t fight culture. I wonder if it’s a relic from US historically having low radial access rates? I can’t recall stopping OAC for angiography since the last days of femoral only operators (>10y ago).
@abhinuv23@drjohnm Wasn't the question 'new' AF? Plenty of patients with established AF have NSTEMI. Quite often patients present with AF/rate-related symptoms and trop rise - not type 1 NSTEMI. less often, might have symptoms felt more likely to be ischaemic, but also new AF - may have both.
@abhinuv23@drjohnm Of course can happen, but wouldnt have said very frequent that both events are brand new and independent. Usually can clinically adjudicate and do no coronary test (or CT). But when it does occur - why woudn't one just start a DOAC and send to cath?
@VerwerftJan@drbennisahmed@bwoody58 Impressive that you can resource this - I am not saying there are no centres in UK that offer iCPET but I don’t know of any, and my own surgical centre and AFAIK the nearest transplant/PH unit don’t. Seems a lot of testing for modest treatment options? Is it cost effective?
@abhinuv23@drjohnm Why would patients with new AF be for Cath? And if there was an indication, why would oral anticoag be stopped for Cath? Neither makes a lot of sense.
@maxdubler Wait, San Francisco is only just getting Nepali food? Like my parents’ sleepy English market town (v white) has had Nepali restaurants for years…
@RussellScotland@ArturNadol7566@BBC "I don't remember hearing any significant news reports from China". Are you serious? The other superpower? Taiwan? The pandemic? Any of this ringing a bell?
@minarchist9@MattZeitlin Right but is that not just a function of your age & kids being v cliquey about music (especially then) - like if you were into rock or indie or hip hop, no shit your mates weren’t into Jackson in the 90s. But he was comfortably the most famous person in the world at that time.
@Emma_A_Webb Don’t be daft. Of course it should be within the power of a sovereign government in a democracy. Whether they should choose to do so is a reasonable debate over policy, but saying “it should be impossible for the government to make laws over dangerous substances” is… bizarre.