In this correspondence, we discuss our methodological concerns regarding the paper about the compassionate use of remdesivir for COVID-19. The authors re-analyzed the data. @NEJM#COVID19#SARSCoV2
In this letter, the authors discuss the Correspondence “Compassionate Use of Remdesivir for Patients with Severe Covid-19” by Grein et al., published by NEJM on April 10. #COVID19#SARSCoV2
🚨 Our new meta-analysis of 90 RCTs with 124,791 participants shows no link between GLP-1 RAs and gastrointestinal cancer risk. Findings consistent across cancer types, including colorectal & pancreatic.🔍 #GLP1#CancerResearch#MedTwitter https://t.co/qMR4gtYW8E
Our new paper "Risk of Cancer in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases: an Umbrella Review and re-analysis of Meta-Analyses" is now online after author correction in Gastroenterology.
Free link to the full text until September https://t.co/FSjUZSz1oX
@HumanitasMilano@AGA_Gastro
🔍 Using a clinical algorithm? Explore Decision Curve Analysis, a vital tool for evaluating prognostic/diagnostic scores pioneered by @VickersBiostats. Our educational article empowers clinicians to make informed decisions, enhancing medical practice. 📚 https://t.co/zzGcuvxGak
Exciting discovery! 🤔🔬
History of depression? Higher risk of IBD.😮
Our new meta-analysis reveals an association between depression and future IBD. 📚
Find out more @IBDJournals 👉 https://t.co/9dnEaljztW 📰
#Depression#IBD#Research@alearmuzzi@alex_ford12399
Ever wondered why certain real-world clinical data appear paradoxical?
Here is our non-technical editorial for clinicians regarding the famous Simpson's paradox.
https://t.co/EFfkMlvWyo
Anthropic-derived air pollution may affect the development of major autoimmune conditions through direct and indirect mechanisms.
Here is a 50-days free to read link to our paper in which we summarize the epidemiological and biological evidence. https://t.co/Hrst3vUM7G
Use of proton pump inhibitors has not been found to be associated with gastric cancer in individuals requiring gastric acid suppression published @APandT Also thanks to Laird Harrison @LairdH for his article @Medscape (link in the first reply) https://t.co/B029tzOQro
Misinterpreting p-values is much more common than you would think. Here is our non-technical editorial for clinicians on Journal of Clinical Medicine @JCM_MDPI@MDPIOpenAccess https://t.co/a90sieYv2H
NEW in @NEJM.
“Black and Hispanic persons were ⬇️ likely to receive bystander CPR at home (38.5%) than White persons (47.4%) and ⬇️ likely to receive bystander CPR in public locations than White persons (45.6% vs. 60.0%).“
This is a devastating finding.
https://t.co/y4KBAVHqAl
@AntonioClavenna A me è capitato invece di sentirmi dire che l'ibuprofene sarebbe l' unico da usare. Anche qua temo si faccia una pessima interpretazione di un'altra nota AIFA, nella quale si in indicava "ad esempio" l'ibuprofene come trattamento sintomatico. L'italiano sembra difficilissimo.
Glad for the opportunity to contribute to this advancement of the GRADE system. Important paper on rating imprecision in a contextualised approach by @schunemann_mac