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I hope to stay smiling throughout the challenges ahead. 7 days till Residency starts😅. Say a prayer for me 🙏🏾
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Veronica Danquah, MD⚕️
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Veronica Danquah, MD⚕️
@DrVeronicaD
✝️🇬🇭🇨🇦in 🇺🇸PGY-3 Family Medicine Resident Physician.🚺&🌍Health advocate. Lover of ☕️ 🍰✈️⚖️💃🏽@UofT👩🏾🎓LiveLoveLOL✨
Katılım Haziran 2021
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Veronica Danquah, MD⚕️ retweetledi
Again, if what yall continuously called “mild COVID” caused ADULTS to lose 40% of their senses (taste and smell) then what on earth do you think it does to a DEVELOPING BRAIN?
I will never understand why yall chose to normalize this virus. It will have generational consequence.
Harry Spoelstra@HarrySpoelstra
The COVID generation: the neurodevelopmental consequences of in-utero COVID-19 exposure 😡A USA study that really frightens me! In-utero COVID-19 exposure associates with early brain alterations and toddler developmental delays, warranting long-term monitoring of these children. ➡️They conducted a prospective longitudinal study with 142 mother-baby dyads(mother-infant pairs): 39 exposed to COVID-19 in utero (2020–2022) vs. 103 pre-pandemic controls (2016–2019). ➡️Neonatal brain imaging used quantitative 3D volumetric MRI (2 weeks corrected age). ➡️Toddler assessments (2 years) included Bayley Scales (BSID-III) for cognition/social-emotion and ITSEA for behaviours. ➡️Exposure linked to reduced neonatal brain volumes in cortical/subcortical gray matter, cerebral white matter, and left hippocampus (all significant after FDR correction). ➡️At age 2, exposed toddlers showed lower cognition and social-emotional scores (BSID-III), plus higher internalizing behaviours (ITSEA). ➡️Reduced cortical gray matter partially explained lower cognition (21.9%); lower cognition mediated increased internalizing behaviours (61.0%). ➡️Conclusion: 1. “Children exposed to the SARS-CoV-2 virus in utero display lower cognitive abilities than children who had not been exposed, mediated in part by the neonatal cortical gray matter volumes.” 2. “Cognitive ability in toddlers also mediated the association between in utero SARS-CoV-2 exposure and their early social-emotional development.” 3. “These findings highlight the need for continued surveillance to best identify and provide early interventions for at-risk children and provide new insights regarding prenatal exposures on early fetal programming." 4. “Further studies into the longitudinal effects of this exposure are currently ongoing.” So, frightening and making me angry: In-utero exposure to COVID-19 is associated with reduced neonatal brain volumes and persistent neurodevelopmental delays in cognition and social-emotional functioning by age 2. ‼️Please mothers, get vaccinated and AVOID sarscov2! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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A new definition of obesity could nearly double the prevalence of U.S. adults with the condition, according to a study published Monday. abcnews.link/U2X25C3
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People who regularly ate higher-fat cheese and cream had a lower risk of developing dementia over 25 years, while low-fat dairy and other dairy foods showed no clear association, according to a new study. abcnews.link/N2xxkVc
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@wraithfodder Definitely European! Study was done in Sweden, where their cows likely eat only grass!
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My latest ABC news article posted today!
Cheese lovers, take note 🧀
A long-term study links higher intake of high-fat cheese and cream with lower dementia risk — but this is association, not proof of protection.
🔗 abcnews.go.com/Health/high-fa…
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Veronica Danquah, MD⚕️ retweetledi
Do I have a identical twin? Yes
Does he have Autism? Yes
Do I have Autism? No
Same vaccination schedule? Yes
Do vaccines cause autism? No
Ace@AceRimmer_v9637
@IanCopeland5 @stkirsch Is this actually true? You really have a twin?
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Why are we changing vaccine policies without new data to support this change? 30 year policy that has prevented risk of hep B infection in babies just gone down the drain. Make it make sense.
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Veronica Danquah, MD⚕️ retweetledi
If you belong to ANY of these healthcare fields👇
• Doctors
• Nurses
• Dentists
• Physiotherapists
• Dieticians
• Radiographers
• Pharmacists
• Lab scientists
• Optometrists
• Public health professionals
• Healthcare assistants
• Medical content writers
Drop a ❤️ in the comments & follow others who like your reply.
Let’s build a strong healthcare network! ✅
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Veronica Danquah, MD⚕️ retweetledi
Virus deniers are trying to convince me viruses don't exist.
What they don't realize is I have used viruses myself to conduct RNA knockdown in living tissue.
WITH MY OWN TWO HANDS.✋️
My work is published 🤣🤣🤣.
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11…
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/insta…
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@medicine_made All the best sis! You’re looking so bright and confident!
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It’s me again, popping up in color for another residency interview 💛🥰 can ya believe this girl is about to be a doctor? #match2026 #residency #interviews
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Officially 38!
Old enough to know better, still young enough not to care 😂🎂
Goshen, NY 🇺🇸 English
Veronica Danquah, MD⚕️ retweetledi
#AAFPFUTURE is wrapping up soon, but before we go, we wanted to say thank you. To every student, resident, faculty member, residency program and exhibitor: Thank you for your passion and dedication to the future of family medicine.
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Veronica Danquah, MD⚕️ retweetledi
I just donated to help a brave little girl named Jea. She's fighting a tough battle with leukemia. Please consider helping her family during this difficult time. Every bit counts. Share if you can! gofund.me/0afbcf99
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@samgarzamd Sending my condolences to the Garza family.
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Veronica Danquah, MD⚕️ retweetledi
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Dr. Samantha Garza. In honor of Sam's life, we invite you to donate in her memory to fund brain tumor research. Thank you to everyone who supported Sam throughout her battle. We love you forever, Sam.
gofund.me/94b84c9b
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