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Indeed - and since a lot of testing results are taking up to a week to come back, positive results are backloaded (thus, growth rate of positives may be misleading). Improving testing worsens this temporarily, but improves in the long run. Stay safe!
— Matthew Wasco (@Gleason4plus5) March 23, 2020
Rate of (+) tests is hard to evaluate-it's important, but in many areas (like mine) testing is currently limited to not only those with symptoms, but who have significant underlying illness or who have severe symptoms. So, probably an overestimate (but low-risk are undercounted)
— Matthew Wasco (@Gleason4plus5) March 23, 2020
And media and swabs for testing
— Matthew Wasco (@Gleason4plus5) March 19, 2020
Tests (mostly materials needed to test like swabs and media) are in way, way short supply. Now that tests are more available, can't collect a proper specimen.
— Matthew Wasco (@Gleason4plus5) March 18, 2020
It's not just test availability, it's the proper containers and media (special liquid it is collected in) and nasal swabs that you need to collect it. These are in terribly short supply and are limiting testing capabilities, even if tests can be done in the first place
— Matthew Wasco (@Gleason4plus5) March 18, 2020
In general they have been pretty much the go-to lab for lots of infectious disease testing over the years. Impressive place.
— Matthew Wasco (@Gleason4plus5) March 17, 2020
Indeed. Thank you.
— Educational Nurture Pty Ltd (@EducNurture) May 22, 2020
It's been horrifying to see how differently the disease behaves in the US for example, among communities of colour. Illustrating vividly that beyond pathology, are socio-economics and issues of legacy.
Your medical write up was appreciated.
F.D.A. Halts #Coronavirus #Testing Program Backed by Bill Gates #billgates https://t.co/YVI7izeCPa
— Antibody Resource (@absresourcepage) May 19, 2020
What are the practical challenges in peripheral blood smear evaluation? You should not be doing your differential diagnosis at the feathered edge; the morphology is not good enough"--@UNMHSC's Dr. Carla Wilson: https://t.co/hHVFozLUhk. #pathologists pic.twitter.com/wLMjGIGAbv
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) April 4, 2019
With the new Congress, legislators will make decisions that affect the practice of pathology. #Pathologists should attend the Policy Meeting in DC from April 29-May 1, 2019. Register today https://t.co/eot2KXIa0ehttps://t.co/po44Ebdfk4
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) April 4, 2019
What are the practical challenges in peripheral blood smear evaluation? You should not be doing your differential diagnosis at the feathered edge; the morphology is not good enough"--@UNMHSC's Dr. Carla Wilson: https://t.co/hHVFozLUhk. #pathologists pic.twitter.com/qdcvZ2o8rv
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) April 3, 2019
NHS rules hampering coronavirus testing drive, say scientists https://t.co/rVT81NZOuS
— Guardian Science (@guardianscience) April 1, 2020
Sure Jim. Whatever you say. Unless, wait, are they planning for the future, given a clear understanding of the pathology. AS THEY HAVE PLAINLY AND REPEATEDLY STATED.
— Misterlaurie is editing editin editi edit. (@SICrecords) March 23, 2020
A clinical psychologist discusses the benefits of using mindfulness as a stress management tool: https://t.co/RwBwJfyoWa
— Cleveland Clinic MD (@CleClinicMD) March 21, 2020
3. Ppl that don't meet requirements for further COVID19 testing are treated for any other pathology they may have (Flu, Sinus Infection, Pneumonia, etc)
— Dr. Kendra, MD (@StudentDrKendra) March 17, 2020
"Is a DOI an indicator of quality?" #PredatoryPublishing #OpenAccess https://t.co/hQtiaqrnLB pic.twitter.com/00dFoQwHQq
— Predatory Journals (@fake_journals) March 14, 2020
Are you also in the middle of #uscap withdrawal? we are all #ConnectedByOneSky. What does home look like to you?#UntilNextTime#USCAP2020 #uscap2021#Home#Ilooklikeapathologist pic.twitter.com/Y46VBpLtAT
— Christina Arnold, MD🦋 (@CArnold_GI) March 6, 2020
Development and Utility of a Consolidated Flow Cytometry Panel for Evaluation of Small or Limited Specimens
— Julie Feldstein,M.D., FCAP (@feldstej) March 4, 2020
#USCAP2020
LACC West Exhibit Hall A
Poster 274 Presentation https://t.co/tBzRE9gUPO pic.twitter.com/cUFcJkECqS
A woman presented for evaluation of severe chronic pain that began after inguinal hernia repair: https://t.co/bIRibdkJhn
— Cleveland Clinic MD (@CleClinicMD) March 2, 2020
US: smart pigeons have been trained to read pathology slides and medical scans - with surprisingly accurate results | U Iowa | Dec 2019 | PLOS | https://t.co/zN5enKMyiT pic.twitter.com/oybAsnH91k
— neuro.social.self (@neurosocialself) January 27, 2020
New2Trip: OneTouch digital system for diabetes management https://t.co/iaRM2Ap2aq
— Trip Database (@tripdatabase) January 19, 2020
Surprise billing should be against the law https://t.co/NnquHRqfay
— dj patil (@dpatil) December 28, 2019
Patient scheduled for Monday. #Blam #MGHCares
— Peter Sadow, MD, PhD (@PathDocBoston) December 21, 2019
How a multiple-choice test can help destigmatize mistakes. https://t.co/TvQo2Xk0cy
— The Chronicle of Higher Education (@chronicle) December 21, 2019
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