Björn har alltid en spøk på lager - det var humoren som først bandt oss sammen. Björn er varm og uredd. Han brenner for at forskning skal komme mennesker tilgode.
Slik beskriver Edvard Moser & @MayBrittMoser avtroppende dekan @bjorngus1@NTNUhelse
#Racism is often subtle, and sometimes so blatant that it stuns. The words of @QuentinYoumans are powerful: Ten years of training and . . . no coat would ever be white enough to overcome my black skin in some patients' eyes. https://t.co/f0NN0EvyGG #endracismnow
Governments and WHO changed Covid-19 policy based on suspect data from tiny US company https://t.co/PWR7ojJxnQ
Verkligheten har en tendens til å overtreffe fiksjonen noen ganger.
As #COVID19 hits the respiratory tract, the 3 progressive phases, a useful classification, and the need to avoid the hyperinflammatory stage
https://t.co/f2D3vyDCAr and potential (emphasizing potential, unproven) therapies
by @HasanSiddiqi5 @MRMehraMD via @nmarrouche
Kurs og møter i utlandet i Legeforeningens regi, samt større arrangementer i vår, avlyses eller utsettes for å hindre spredning av korona-smitte. Våre medlemmer utgjør en viktig del av helsetjenesten, og vi har derfor et særlig ansvar. Les mer her: https://t.co/WunAOjyzyL
Mitigating #COVID19@TheLancet, the difficult decisions, is superb https://t.co/IQR310xer5
by Roy Anderson, @DeirdreHoll and colleagues
"Best estimates suggest a CFR for COVID-19 of about 0·3–1%, which is higher than the order of 0·1% CFR for a moderate influenza A season"
Jeg er heldig som får lov til å delta i en viktig og spennende panelsamtale om hva de unge tenker om framtidens helse. Kom gjerne! https://t.co/u8MfifosS1 #BigChallenge@sciencebusiness@ntnu @ntnuhealth
A very competent group of experts was with us today for the CAG interviews. Soon new CAGs will bridge the gap between researchers in basic laboratories and clinical researchers in the hospitals @bjorngus1, @lifellandertsai, Reinhard Fässler, Sebastien Ourselin and Per Nilsen
Dr Samantha Budrahm @4budhram7 presenting the Umoja Project, training midwifes to do ultrasound, aiming to reduce the number of stillbirths in South-Africa, collaboration between @NTNUhelse@NTNU and @UKZN
Low vitamin D may be linked to a higher risk of developing some cancers, suggests a recent study published by @bmj_latest https://t.co/cxZ2BH1YJ9 #HarvardHealth#Cancer