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calendar_today29-04-2019 10:49:35

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Siddhartha Mukherjee (@drsidmukherjee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/n Long thread, but of crucial importance. The COVID-19 situation in India is as dire as can be. And it is not just THEIR problem, as long as virus circulates in the world, it becomes EVERYONE'S problem. We live in a global society; viruses don't respect national borders.

Siddhartha Mukherjee (@drsidmukherjee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

2/n This is, or was, a moment of historic importance for the US/ Biden administration to show leadership and solidarity. Recall the legacy of WW2 that established America as a world leader. Compare that to the leadership today.

Siddhartha Mukherjee (@drsidmukherjee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

3/n Now, let's get practical. I've spoken to several people on the ground in India, and here are the immediate needs in terms of priorities. Several field hospitals are being set up, but there are dire infrastructural needs.

Siddhartha Mukherjee (@drsidmukherjee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

4/nThe most immediate requirements are: 1. Liquid oxygen in tanks. The requirement is about 40-50,000 metric tons temporarily. Some of it has been procured from Germany, Japan and the M.East. There is a govt. tender to procure these from any supplier, including ones in the US.

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6/n 3. Dexamethasone and inhaled steroids are apparently in supply. But we are checking to see if adequate supplies are available in pharmacies.

Siddhartha Mukherjee (@drsidmukherjee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

7/n 4. Vaccine raw materials. The US needs to approve a "waiver" so that vaccine manufacture can continue. Leadership counts. Send letters, pleas, to whoever you know. India manufactures the bulk of vaccine for the world. A vaccine holdup in India has ricocheting consequences.

Lauren Rissman (@drrissman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A surgeon used to call me, "Rachel." I told him that wasn't my name. He said that bc I "look like a Rachel," he was gonna call me that. I said that if he would keep calling me "Rachel," then I would call him "Rachel" too. Needless to say, he stopped. #WomenInMedicine #PedsICU

CNN (@cnn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A new study of breakthrough Covid-19 infections finds that vaccines not only reduce the risk of severe disease and hospitalization, but also can lower the odds of having long-term Covid-19 symptoms. cnn.it/3jIShX5

Ashish M. Kamat, MD, MBBS (@urodocash) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Looking forward to the 7th Annual Leo & Anne Albert Institute Bladder Cancer Research Symposium #AIBCCR starting tomorrow Coverage by Niyati Lobo UroToday.com IBCG #BladderCancer

Looking forward to the 7th Annual Leo & Anne Albert Institute Bladder Cancer Research Symposium #AIBCCR starting tomorrow 

Coverage by <a href="/niyatilobo/">Niyati Lobo</a> <a href="/urotoday/">UroToday.com</a> <a href="/IBCG_BladderCA/">IBCG</a> 
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Richa Parikh (@richaparikh36) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thrilled to share my first, first author paper, a comprehensive review of the impact of obesity on plasma cell disorders that was published in Leukemia Journal today!!! Extremely grateful to my mentor Urvi Shah UAMS Myeloma Center UAMS Cancer Hem-Onc Fellows Network #mmsm nature.com/articles/s4137…