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new day,new hope🤍

[🌸 @user1517_]

@MOICFC He needs help😭

[🌸 @user1517_]

Subhanallah 😭😭what is this

[NetoCFC @NetoCFC]

OH MY GOD IT FINALLY CAME🥹🥹💕💕😭My Pedro Ballon D’Or Starboy Lomba Neto pajamas🥹😭😭💕💕I wear it for todays game and he bags a G/A😭💕💕🥹💕It feels so good and warm I love you @pedrolneto7 💕🥹🥹😭💕😭

[🌸 @user1517_]

@MOICFC It's a man??he must be trolling lol

[🌸 @user1517_]

@H18_Z08 May Allah grant them sabr🤍

[🌸 @user1517_]

This is genuinely sad

[Anita Singh @anitathetweeter]

Genuinely shocking that you can go to A&E - in this case sent there by a GP - but be discharged without ever seeing a doctor https://t.co/uGOSDhHCpb

[• @Al__Quraan]

“So be patient with your Lord's decree, for you are truly under Our 'watchful' Eyes. And glorify the praises of your Lord when you rise.”

— Surah At-Tur (52:48)

[Dj ᥫ᭡ @jareeRExo]

Personal taste is fascinating because it's essentially a collection of preferences shaped by memory, exposure, culture, and experience.

[ayo @AyoShinobi]

i hope the babies i was born with at the hospital are doing good

[2 @ysmeenpov]

i love my life alhamdulilah

[cati lvs vic ꕤ 24.10 @tvdkook]

el video que uso después de decir que estoy en contra de la ia

[🌸 @user1517_]

@H18_Z08 Inallilah wainailleyhi rajiuun...I'm so sorry for your family's loss... It's genuinely heartbreaking how something that should be preventable can end up costing someone their life💔

[Vaishnavi @neuroleptic034]

5 changes made in 2026 WHO malaria treatment guidelines:

1) Falciparum transmission:
Earlier ONLY ACT used for treatment.

Now, ACT plus a single LOW DOSE primaquine used. (0.5mg/kg, same for G6PD deficiency as well)
For gametocyte neutralisation in low-transmission settings.

[☾ @zaruuuuuuuu1]

i think one of the most overlooked sunnahs is making people feel at ease. the prophet ﷺ wasn't only remembered for what he taught, but for how safe, welcomed, and respected people felt in his company. that's a sunnah worth reviving.

[@medicalmodelwithabriochebun @medicalmodelbri]

Dylan Cope, 9, died of a ruptured appendix & sepsis after a nurse practitioner (parents thought she was a dr) diagnosed flu
GP had flagged possible appendicitis
Key symptoms omitted from discharge notes
Nurse lied at inquest blaming Dr
Coroner ruled neglect.

[Benoy Shah MD @dr_benoy_n_shah]

In 2002, as a surgical house officer, we took GP referrals by phone. As they were more experienced than us & had seen the patient, we accepted >99%

The surgical registrar had to see EVERY patient before discharge

This story beggars belief & is such a tragedy for this family 💔

[Dr David Nicholl @djnicholl]

As a Dr when teaching med students I warn them that EVERY single near miss or avoidable death I’ve seen in >30y has been where
1)failed to take a Hx
2)failed to examine patient
3)failed to localise anatomically
4)failed to come up with differential diagnosis.

This👇is 1)-4)🤬

[Steve Hornby @stevehornby79]

@JanetEastham If a GP (a highly qualified doctor) says a child has appendicitis, then it is for someone who actively manages appendicitis regularly, to say they do not, and no-one else. Simple.

A correct diagnosis countermanded by someone less qualified is inexcusable.

[Janet Eastham @JanetEastham]

Dylan Cope died after an A&E nurse practitioner mistook his abdominal pain for flu, having ignored his GP’s referral for suspected appendicitis. His family thought she was a doctor.
A coroner found he would have survived had a senior doctor examined him.
https://t.co/jK9zaA18rz

[Burnt Toast @Burnt2020]

Doctors make mistakes. Doctors miss things. None of us are perfect. A child who has been seen by a senior doctor who sends them to the ED for further assessment should not be discharged by someone who is not a doctor. Where are the senior EM and paeds doctors condemning this?