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[World Obesity @WorldObesity]

The @WHO has launched its first global guideline on GLP-1 therapies for obesity care.

A major step forward - but impact will depend on equitable access and integrated care.

🔗 https://t.co/Qmh1QAZSS1
#FridayFindings

[WFSA @wfsaorg]

📌 Featured in UIA Vol. 42:
This article explores how PBM supports safer, more rational transfusion decisions in real-world surgical practice 🌍🩸
📖: https://t.co/8VEOQNt0I9

✍️By: Vicente Faraon Fonseca, Nesrine El-Refai, Ayten Saracoglu and Francoise Nizeyimana

[Scott Isaacs @scottisaacsmd]

Microdosing instructions for tirzepatide with multi‑dose Mounjaro KwikPens. Details of how to count clicks to achieve an accurate dose. We still need real‑world safety and efficacy data before treating this as standard care.
https://t.co/nD32GGFShV

[𝘈𝘯𝘢𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘴𝘪𝘢 @Anaes_Journal]

Blood Pressure (BP) & surgery

Hospitals can accept patients for surgery if BP is < 160/100 when checked at a clinic, or < 155/95 when checked at home in the past year.

Otherwise, surgery may proceed if clinic reading is < 180/120, or home reading is < 175/115.

#anaesthesia #MedTwitter

https://t.co/f7kJWxLd9s

[Johanna Contreras, MD, MSc, FACC, FAHA, FHFSA @Jcontreras75]

Great paper!! The Importance to optimized therapy before proceeding with intervention! It will make interventions truly successful

[Iain Jordan @iainjordan]

This speech by @doctorow about LLMs and related generative AI is an original and intellectually thrilling analysis which introduced some new ideas to me. https://t.co/rFbgoJhOcH

[Tim Cook @doctimcook]

@dasairway guidelines out
USE A VIDEOLARYNGOSCOPE

DEFAULT Videolaryngoscopy is now the recommended norm

Some folk will need to make changes.

We recently published a narrative review which discusses the challenges and myths around VL and gives guidance on default VL implementation from those who have done it

https://t.co/WjyLh1AuSV

@BJAJournals @Anaes_Journal @Fionafionakel

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[Dr.Kartik Sonawane @KartikBSonawane]

🧠 "My RA Tips" – A 54-Tip eBook for Every Regional Anaesthetist

#RegionalAnaesthesia #RATips #AnesthesiaEducation #RAEssentials
#MyRATips
#TipOfTheDay

📘 This is not just a PDF. It’s your go-to guide packed with concise, practical, and clinically relevant tips.

🔗 Download PDF (with clickable index):

https://t.co/ca1zX1rOIs

📖 Read as a Flipbook for seamless online viewing:

https://t.co/hMY6l1f3sr

💡 More tips coming soon... because learning never stops.

[Dr Helgi @doctorhelgi]

Pauline Edwards - a fit healthy woman - died during a routine procedure due to a catalogue of failures all contributing to her death. Her family are very keen for her story to be heard and learned from.

She died from simple straightforward laryngospasm (a common but serious complication from anaesthesia, one of the reasons we are highly trained).

[Prof. Christina Pagel - @chrischirp.bsky.social @chrischirp]

Prof @Kevin_Fong giving the most devastating and moving testimony to the Covid Inquiry of visiting hospital intensive care units at the height of the second wave in late Dec 2020.

The unimaginable scale of death, the trauma, the loss of hope.
Please watch this 2min clip.

[Andrew Lokenauth @FluentInFinance]

You're LEGALLY entitled to compensation for flights canceled or delayed — Here's what you say:

Save this script to complain via email, chat, text, or phone:

"Hi, my name is [Your Name], and I'm reaching out to request compensation for my flight from [Origin] to [Destination] on [Date], which was [delayed/canceled]. I understand that flights can sometimes be delayed or canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, but I am entitled to compensation for the inconvenience caused by this [delay/cancellation].

I have attached copies of my ticket and any relevant receipts or documentation, including expenses for meals, accommodations, and transportation incurred due to the [delay/cancellation].

I would appreciate it if you could please review my case and provide me with a response as soon as possible.

Thank you for your attention to this matter."

When flights are canceled or delayed, you're legally entitled to:

• Refunds
• Alternate transportation
• Compensation for additional expenses
• Reimbursement for flight-related expenses

In the U.S., the Department of Transportation (DOT) requires airlines to compensate passengers for delays and cancellations.

The DOT's rules do not specify an amount but require airlines to provide meals, accommodations, and transportation to and from the airport.

Under European Union (EU) regulations, if your flight is canceled or significantly delayed, you may be entitled to compensation from the airline if the delay or cancellation was within the airline's control.

The first thing you should do is contact the airline to determine your options.

• If your flight has been canceled, many airlines offer to either reschedule your flight later or provide a full refund for the ticket.

• If your flight has been delayed, many airlines offer compensation or assistance, such as meals or hotel accommodations, depending on the length of the delay and the circumstances.

If you experienced a significant delay or other inconvenience, you may be able to receive additional compensation to cover any additional expenses you incurred as a result.

If you cannot find a satisfactory resolution, you can file a complaint with the Department of Transportation.

Save this cheatsheet:

[Sangita Myska @SangitaMyska]

Among black &amp; brown Britons, immigrants and minorities there’s a deep sense of foreboding about the race riots planned by the Far Right tonight.

We’re telling each other to stay in, ensure the vulnerable aren’t alone, warning the younger ones not to be duped into battle.

[Partha S Kar 🇮🇳🇬🇧🏏🎥 @parthaskar]

Are you afraid to go out this evening because of the colour of your skin?

No?

There you go.
That’s what is called privilege.

Stand by your friends and colleagues who don’t have that.
Speak up for them.

Use your privilege.

Thanks for coming to my #TEDtalk

[Dr. OMID BANDARCHI @OBandarchi]

A wonderful summary in two parts for learning the muscles of the hip including their attachments, innervation, etc., without having to have too many books open!

See the comment of this tweet for the 2nd part. From:
C.Riedinger; slideshare

[🌈jigsaw=differencescollaborating🌈 @jigsawcollab]

@ShivaniM_KC Is this also applicable to those with thalassaemia trait?

[Peter Brennan @BrennanSurgeon]

Healthcare professionals wanting to know more about human factors often ask me ‘where do I start?’

It’s a huge subject but I suggest thinking about 3 things:

How can I improve my own performance?

How can we improve team working?

How can my organisation improve patient safety?

[Ring Magazine @ringmagazine]

📋 Updated WBC top ten heavyweight rankings:

👑🇬🇧 Tyson Fury
1️⃣🇺🇸 Deontay Wilder
2️⃣🇬🇧 Anthony Joshua
3️⃣🇷🇺 Arslanbek Makhmudov
4️⃣🇨🇺 Frank Sanchez
5️⃣🇳🇬 Efe Ajagba
6️⃣🇺🇸 Jared Anderson
7️⃣🇨🇩 Martin Bakole
8️⃣🇳🇿 Joseph Parker
9️⃣🇸🇪 Otto Wallin
🔟🇨🇲 Francis Ngannou

[Professor Chris Whitty @CMO_England]

My annual report focuses on health in an ageing society.

People are living longer than previous generations. It is something to celebrate but we need to maximise quality of life and minimise the time people spend in ill health. (1/5)

https://t.co/XgUTdWI1G9

[Matt Aldridge @m_j_aldridge]

Fascinating insights into #HFE #HumanFactors by @pbnes @ASPiHUK #Aspih2023 🧵 1) Systems approach also includes people not just systems 2) System/organisation performance closely related to human wellbeing 3) HFE does not equal CRM/NTS 4) HFE not behavioural change alone (1/4)

[The Protected Airway Collaborative @ProtectedAirway]

If you want to be successful with #HAVL, you need to be skilled with a second device that is often overlooked in its importance. HAVL may get you good views, but your facility with the #rigidstylet will help ensure consistent tracheal access and tube delivery. Get good at using the rigid stylet and watch your intubation success rate increase. Learn more here👉https://t.co/KnBfaPLtLS