Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
Wishing Bronny James a fast and full recovery. Another high profile athlete suffers SCA is another reminder of how critical CPR, rapid use of AEDs, and trained medical professionals are in saving lives. Every second counts.
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
Ten current papers for the curious general cardiologist, covering topics including betablockers after MI, bioresorbable stents, oesophageal fistula after AF ablation & safety of testosterone replacement
Sources: @Heart_BMJ, @CircAHA, @ESC_Journals, @JACCJournals, @NEJM
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Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
I’m seeing a lot of posts saying people will die because Roe has been overturned. That is definitely true. But perhaps not for the reasons you think.
My favorite one: “If you meet a jerk once a month, you’ve met a jerk. If you meet jerks every day, you’re a jerk.” @NYTOpinion nytimes.com/2022/06/02/opini…
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
Things I've Learned to Not Be Mad About in Hospital Medicine Over The Years:
- ED admissions w/no labs (I trust them)
- Taking any Ortho patient (not their job to know med)
- Social admits (they still need us!)
- Angry patients (I get it)
- Not knowing the answer to something
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
The pause on student loan payments has given borrowers room to breathe, but this isn't over yet. The next step for @POTUS is to use his existing authority to #CancelStudentDebt. Making student debt relief permanent is the right thing to do.
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
Student debt holds people back from starting businesses, buying homes, and saving for the future. @POTUS, 2022 is a great year to keep your promise and #CancelStudentDebt.
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
Omicron - you get it, right? All bets are off.
-6 ft. is nonsense.
-15 minutes makes no sense.
-Cloth masks, forget about it.
-PCR a couple of days before an event, not even.
All things many people I know still believe.
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
1) What do I think about Omicron now that some neutralization data is available? My impression hasn't change. We seem to see a drastic reduction in neutralizing activity, far more than with previous variants. Little activity was left in vaccinated individuals and it is likely....
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
I'm black and black is beautiful!
Diversity in Medical Illustration
More of this should be encouraged!
Illustration by @ebereillustrate
#pregnant #MedEd
#scicomm #inclusion #AcademicTwitter #MedTwitter #illustration #Metaverse
Please support this cause🙏 gofund.me/3a58058c
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
1) My gut feeling from hearing of Omicron cases in Botswana, ex-Malawi, ex-Egypt (2 now it seems) and in South Africa is, that the variant was flying under the radar in undersequenced countries for some time until Botswana and South Africa detected it and sounded the alarm.
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
remdesivir is just an IV equivalent of ivermectin. it’s past time to stop using it. everyone loves making fun of ivermectin, but it’s harder to clean up our own act. – at Burlington, VT
In hospitalized patients with ≤7 days of COVID-19 symptoms, does standard care plus remdesivir compared to standard care alone improve clinical status at day 15 as measured by the WHO seven-point ordinal scale? loom.ly/nked0F0 #covid19 #remdesivir
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
I am a Pediatric Allergist. My husband works at home so I can work full time.
I have followed #COVID19 vaccine data closely, and reviewed Pfizer's safety & efficacy data in children <12.
We WILL vaccinate our 4, 8 and 11 year old children with confidence. THANK YOU science!
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
more hot garbage from VP. students and trainees understand medicine more clearly than anyone- they’re often the closest to the patient, with the greatest empathy. sometimes they remind me to break rules & pull out all the stops when usual treatment fails
teapawt.net/ZDoggMD/status/1454469… – at Burlington, VT
Sam Robinson, MD retweeted
Replying to @DGlaucomflecken
The man is telling the truth.
ERAS has become the AAMC’s cash cow, with revenue (and revenue growth) that far outpaces their other programs.
In 2019, ERAS took in $94 million in revenue - more than doubling its revenue from a decade before.























