After 15 minutes of Kangaroo Care NIRS detects cortical activation in #preemies
Main effect is in the right cortex which interestingly is where attachment is thought to develop!
https://t.co/NpKcAnaD6m
#neoTwitter#medTwitter#kangaroocare
New Ep 🚨 - Is it sometimes lupus?
(Hint: Sometimes it really is!) In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Sadun @DukeMedSchool teaches us the fundamentals of how to recognize, evaluate and treat this complex disease.
#meded#medtwitter#Pediatrics#rheumatology
"Gender affirmative care is based on the belief that all children benefit from love and support. The goal of gender affirmative care is not treatment; it is to listen to a child and, with the help of parents and families, build understanding." https://t.co/IeO2rrToM3
Interesting podcast episode by the New York Times. @askdrfatima talks about her experience as an obesity specialist. I would love to hear her talk on the difference in talks around obesity between the pediatric and adult populations. https://t.co/wjEkx6Zr2x
My book is officially on sale!!
I’m a Rhodes Scholar, medical student and the author of TWICE AS HARD. My debut book highlights the stories of black women physicians from the Civil War to the 21st Century. For fans of HIDDEN FIGURES 💫
#Author#MedTwitter#BlackHistoryMonth
One of the better episodes of @TheCribsiders I’ve heard. Already more comfortable ordering LR for kids on the floor and in the ED. Would recommend! https://t.co/KJsqG1N2Mc
Proud that @emresidents signed on to this letter to @POTUS that encourages immediate collaboration and action on the pressing issue of Boarding in the ED
via @NYTimes 2 excellent articles with the same message for Medicine. When things are uncomfortable or unknown that’s when we need to Lean IN- not hide away. Otherwise there is real suffering. https://t.co/pTZ1ndJyXs https://t.co/YzqV5X8zCo