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This harmful advice is doing the rounds. The obsession to get back to activity is dangerous. In #Covid19 rest & pacing are key for recovery & to avoid #LongCovid. There is zero scientific basis for the recommendations here
@gezmedinger @LongCovidKids @long_covid @LongCovidSOS I don’t know who the bodies are at the bottom but could #Twitterati please tweet/email them about how wrong this is and demand to know what science this is based on?
@eis2win @SINIcouk @sportwales @sportscotland every patient is different. Some recover quickly, others can take months. Your advice is medically harmful & can result in deterioration & disability.
Appeal to help the concerned authorities of #maharashtra #COVIDー19
We have a defunct #hospital of 200beds in the city of Pune. Given #COVID19India situation in #Pune where bed availability is zero we are willing to give out our space to both private & government players who have
We have a defunct #hospital of 200beds in the city of Pune. Given #COVID19India situation in #Pune where bed availability is zero we are willing to give out our space to both private & government players who have
The expertise & team to kick-start this and manage the load. @MoHFW_INDIA @CMOMaharashtra @HospitalsApollo @AdityaBirlaGrp @fortis_hospital @republic
@TimesNow @anandmahindra
#twitterati PLZ RT to the right authorities.
Disclaimer- As a family of doctors we have 0 vested
@TimesNow @anandmahindra
#twitterati PLZ RT to the right authorities.
Disclaimer- As a family of doctors we have 0 vested
2/n interest besides helping the #healthcare system and its torch bearers battle this pandemic while saving as many lives as possible.
PROMISE Diabetes Substudy Tweetorial...
I was planning a much funnier tweetorial will polls and illustrations and the like but due to competing deadlines and tons of clinical work today, this will have to do.
I was planning a much funnier tweetorial will polls and illustrations and the like but due to competing deadlines and tons of clinical work today, this will have to do.
First, as a general principle it is dangerous to do subgroup analyses of negative trials.
Why is this?
a "negative" trial implies that the effect size was too small to be demonstrated in the population size studied.
a "negative" trial implies that the effect size was too small to be demonstrated in the population size studied.
