Stower Griffins

Thrilled to share my scientific publication🎉🎉. This study explores the gastroprotective potential of Rhus natalensis, providing pharmacological evidence for its use against peptic ulcers. Could this plant offer a novel, natural antiulcer therapy? #Phytomedicine #UlcerResearch

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@Mbappista7 Rien en commun !

BREAKING🚨: This is Mariano Barbacid, the scientist who may have discovered the cure for pancreatic cancer.

This @waitbutwhy illustration is 👌

@MoarSahitoPTI Reduce splanchnic blood flow

Why is Sandostatin (Octreotide) commonly used in patients with acute variceal bleeding? 💉🤔

@Thee_mavERIC 😂😂

Dr Mpekethu of the House MBChB, First of Her Name, Keeper of the Stethoscope, Intellectual Among the Masses, Aremed with credentials, Burdened by Brilliance, Engager Not for Pleasure, But for the Nation.

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@CSakwah 😂😂

There are more intellectual people on Twitter than any other social media platform. You are engaging with the wrong audience. There is a reason why Elon is pushing that audience to your side instead of the intellectuals.

Vascular Localisation of Stroke

Autoimmune disease their associated Autoantibodies

Diagnosis ? 🍃🍃🍃

Guillain barre

This is the colonic appearance of a patient with acute severe ulcerative colitis (ASUC) with deep punched out ulcers resembling Crohn’s disease (this is Mayo 3 ulceration). C diff testing was negative. The patient had failed steroids and infliximab therapy, and eventually required colectomy due to toxic megacolon. ASUC is important to recognise. I have a low threshold of stopping the colonoscopy early because of the high risk of perforation, avoid retroflexion, and assess extent with CT imaging which helps delineate extent of colitis (and to assess small bowel). Biopsies rarely help (except for CMV) but treatments should never be delayed. Start advanced therapy early and involve surgery at the outset. 📸: @MondayNightIBD

Thrilled to share my scientific publication🎉🎉. This study explores the gastroprotective potential of Rhus natalensis, providing pharmacological evidence for its use against peptic ulcers. Could this plant offer a novel, natural antiulcer therapy? #Phytomedicine #UlcerResearch

@SpotifyAfrica @Stromae

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A journey into the '3-pound universe' on Spotify with Dr. David Eagleman 🎉🎉 @davideagleman -number 1 podcast for the 3rd year in a row #SpotifyWrapped2025 #SpotifyWrapped #Neuroscience

@lafleure1806 @witsel__ 😂 Vinicius n'a jamais mérité !

@witsel__ En vrai Vinicius ou neymar

Si tu pouvais donner ce trophée à un joueur qui ne l’a jamais gagné, ce serait qui ?

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@witsel__ On vit dans un monde où Anelka, Henry, Neymar, Mbappé et Vinicius, Hakim, Vitinha n’ont pas eu le Ballon d’Or… Mais certains l’ont eu juste pour avoir un bon storytelling. 🫠⚽ Le football mérite mieux.

WHO statement on autism-related issues The World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes that there is currently no conclusive scientific evidence confirming a possible link between autism and use of acetaminophen (also known as paracetamol) during pregnancy. Globally, nearly 62 million people (1 in 127) have autism spectrum disorder, a diverse group of conditions related to development of the brain. Although awareness and diagnosis have improved in recent years, the exact causes of #autism have not been established, and it is understood there are multiple factors that can be involved. Extensive research has been undertaken over the past decade, including large-scale studies, looking into links between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and autism. At this time, no consistent association has been established. WHO recommends that all women continue to follow advice of their doctors or health workers, who can help assess individual circumstances and recommend necessary medicines. Any medicine should be used with caution during pregnancy, especially in the first three months, and in line with advice from health professionals. Also, a robust, extensive evidence base exists showing childhood vaccines do not cause autism. Large, high-quality  studies from many countries have all reached the same conclusion. Original studies suggesting a link were flawed and have been discredited.  Since 1999, independent experts advising WHO have repeatedly confirmed that vaccines - including those with thiomersal or aluminum - do not cause autism or other developmental disorders. Childhood vaccine schedules are developed through a careful, extensive and evidence-based process involving global experts and country input. The childhood immunization schedule, carefully guided by WHO, has been adopted by all countries, and has saved at least 154 million lives over the past 50 years. The schedule remains essential for the health and wellbeing of every child and every community. These schedules have continually evolved with science and now safeguard children, adolescents and adults against 30 infectious diseases. Every vaccine recommendation by the Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE), an independent advisory group to WHO, is grounded in rigorous review of evidence and carefully designed to offer the best protection against serious diseases and to be delivered when most needed. When immunization schedules are delayed or disrupted, or altered without evidence review, there is a sharp increase in the risk of infection not only for the child, but also for the wider community. Infants too young to be vaccinated and people with weakened immune systems or underlying health conditions are at greatest risk. Autism and neurodevelopmental disorders are among priority mental health and neurological conditions being discussed at the 4th UN High-Level Meeting on NCDs and mental health this Thursday, 25 September. As a global community, we need to do more to understand the causes of autism and how best to care for and support the needs of autistic people and their families. WHO is committed to advancing this goal working together with partners including autistic-led organizations and other organizations representing persons with lived experience. WHO also stands with people who are living with autism and their families, a dignified community entitled to evidence-based considerations free of stigma. Full statement: bit.ly/47YsgwI