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Ellena Popova, MD

Ellena Popova, MD

@EllenaPopova

IM Primary Care PGY3 @UCSF | health equity & queer & trans health 🏳️‍🌈 | @AmerMedicalAssn member | they/them | My tweets reflect my own views

Katılım Temmuz 2013
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Bill Scher
Bill Scher@billscher·
What messaging worked in Kansas? Let's look at the ads from the winning "NO" team...
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Scott Hechinger
Scott Hechinger@ScottHech·
I frequently find myself in conversations w/ well-meaning people who’ll ask about crime, “Well, we have to do something about it!” And I ask them, “Then why support the same things we’ve always done, which plainly fail to prevent it, hurt people, & cost a fortune?” A dialogue:
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Jason P. Steed
Jason P. Steed@profsteed·
Today marks the end of what is surely one of the worst terms in #SCOTUS history. Guns and prayer and abortion got most of the attention. But that's not all the Court did. Here are just some of the Court's bad decisions: 1/25
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Andréa (Dre) Becker
Andréa (Dre) Becker@andreavbecker·
A reminder that if you happen to be in Mexico and you have an ulcer you can get Misoprostol at a pharmacy for $25. You can also bring the pills back to the U.S. in case you one day have an ulcer. And if you dissolve the pills in your cheek, it’s undetectable.
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Ellena Popova, MD@EllenaPopova·
@RainbowAugust @AfibWithRiver The estrogen used for feminizing therapy and the estrogen used in birth control are slightly different. Testosterone is also really strong effect (e.g. you don't need estrogen suppression for masculinizing therapy). Only caveat is if you're high risk for clots, talk to your doc!
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Psychiatry Nerd 🏳️‍⚧️ He/they
@AfibWithRiver Wait this is actually really good to know, I was under the impression it had to be progesterone-only. I'm not in a relationship where I can get pregnant so I never had a reason to discuss it with a provider myself
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Ellena Popova, MD@EllenaPopova·
@Dr_Oubre To clarify, I usually have a narrative summary (whole hospitalization in 1-2 short paragraphs) followed by a problem-based summary with more detail to include the highlights of diagnostics & follow up plans for each problem
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Ellena Popova, MD@EllenaPopova·
@Dr_Oubre I like to have a colorful, bolded header section at the very top, after the cc and before everything else w/ bulleted "to dos," split between PCP & specialist - then also repeated in my problem-based summary for more context, but I hope that section can be a quick reference!
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Robert Oubre, MD | The Doctor of Documentation
How to write better discharge summaries: 1. Tell a narrative story (this is obvious, but not the norm) 2. Write on day of discharge when it's fresh. 3. BOLD pending at discharge labs or things that need to be done as outpatient. PCP's, any other tips?
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Dr. Vanessa Grubbs (she/her)
Dr. Vanessa Grubbs (she/her)@thenephrologist·
A (true) tale of 2 young women—one Black, one White—starting their internship with FM program that requires hair & urine samples for drug testing. Both test +. BW hair sample + for THC (legal in state). Explains she used an oil in tea for anxiety several months prior. A🧵1/4
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Avik Chatterjee
Avik Chatterjee@AvikChatterMD·
This is wild. revolutionary. I, an outpatient doc, am sitting in clinic seeing patients, homeless, in opioid withdrawal—sweaty, crying, noses running—and handing them methadone. Pulling it from the drawer and watching them take it, and watching relief wash over their faces. How?
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PAGologist
PAGologist@yffei·
Myth: "My periods are so painful that I miss a couple days of school each month. Sometimes I think about calling 911 because of the pain. My doctor said this was normal and I'd grow out of them." 😱😱😱 THIS IS NOT NORMAL. 🧵 #MedTwitter #obgyntwitter #tweetorial
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Ellena Popova, MD@EllenaPopova·
@DrDoyleSays I like to recommend free blue light filter apps for electronics and podcast/audiobook apps with sleep timers instead of the "turn off everything." It's the blue light that's the problem, not intrinsically the electronics themselves!
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Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle
Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle@DrDoyleSays·
Yup, "sleep hygiene" recommends turning off our electronics, and sleeping in a dark, quiet room. But "sleep hygiene" doesn't count on our racing thoughts or nighttime triggers that can be WAY more activating than a smartphone screen or a podcast playing to soothe & distract us.
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Dan Price
Dan Price@DanPriceSeattle·
Thread on how Amazon treats its workers Context: Amazon full-time warehouse employees make $31,200 a year. Jeff Bezos makes that every 12 seconds. Cost to give warehouse workers 2 weeks paid sick leave + pay bumps so they don't qualify for food stamps = 0.9% of Bezos' fortune
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Advocates for Trans Equality
Advocates for Trans Equality@TransEquality·
VICTORY! The Biden-Harris Administration (@WhiteHouse) announced it is implementing policy changes that we've been advocating for since NCTE was founded. Here are changes trans people will see to passports, TSA, social security, and more:
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