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Skeletal muscle adaptations and post-exertional malaise #PEM #PESE in #LongCOVID @RobWust cell.com/trends/endocri…

@BishopJakes The Lord is your strength, get well soon God’s General.

Serving God’s people is an extraordinary privilege, and Sunday was no exception as I gave my all in delivering the message God placed on my heart. Even when I sensed the weight of my humanity and pushed through nonetheless, I’m reminded that even the strongest must rely on His strength. I give thanks unto the Lord that I did not have a stroke, however the event could’ve been fatal if it weren’t for God’s intervention. A special thank you to God and the medical professionals in our city whose speed and expertise were beyond exceptional. My job is to recuperate and reflect on God’s protection. I owe it to my amazing family and church members to rest and ruminate as He restores me towards His service. As God calls us to honor the Sabbath, I’m reminded that rest is not a weakness – it is a divine gift. While I continue to be strengthened by His grace, I stand in awe of my family and the tremendous leadership team that surrounds me. Together, we press forward, steadfast in the work the Lord has set before us. I’ve heard from friends from the global community who expressed God’s love in ways that were astonishing! God’s faithfulness was unmistakable to all those present. I’m forever humbled by your outpouring of love and support. I will always give my best. May His presence continue to guide and sustain you and provide peace and protection over you all. - T.D. Jakes

Effectiveness of Post-COVID rehabilitation and impact of frailty in Post-COVID Syndrome publications.ersnet.org/content/erj/62…

Post Covid Rehab works, NHSE and ICBs look at what this study shows

RESPIRATORY PHYSIOS ARE PLAYING CENTRAL ROLES AT THIS YEAR'S BRITISH THORACIC SOCIETY SUMMER MEETING Pearlene Antoine-Pitterson, Enya Daynes and Róisín Cahalan have key roles at the British Thoracic Society event: physioupdate.co.uk/news/respirato… @roisinc1 @BTSrespiratory @EnyaDaynesPT

Great RCT!!

Amazing!!

@Naeem_ch111 Radial nerve

Clinical Challenge 🌟🍁 ⭐︎⭐︎⭐︎ #Diagnosis #MedX #MedEd

Beautiful presentation by Prof Wisia Wedzicha Rhinovirus is responsible for about 56% of COPD exacerbations and about 60% is found sputum. May be it’s time to start thinking of RSV vaccines especially in the elderly and frail patients.

Primary mucoiliary dyskinesia (PCD) occurs in about 12% of people with #Bronchiectasis- diagnosis may be a key game changer in tailored interventions especially airway clearance care by #physiotherapists #BTSWinter2023 #respiratory

@ProfHurst @CNWLNHS @atscommunity Very good question @ProfHurst @atscommunity I don’t think we are doing well addressing HI #PR services across the UK. @NCL_ICS has pushed us all to think about how we could improve equity of #PR access. Barnet @CLCHNHSTrust PR HI project has started, looking at addressing HI #PR

How can we better address health inequities in #COPD and #PR? Ellen Duckers, a @CNWLNHS colleague and I were invited to this @atscommunity podcast to talk about our experience in Camden. Ask yourself a difficult question. Do your services mitigate or exaggerate inequity?

This #WorldCOPDDay I’m speaking at the All Party Parliamentary Group on Respiratory Health. #speakupforCOPD

@khaledzeid Signet ring sign showing Bronchiectasis

To which condition does this HRCT appearance correspond: Bronchiectasis, Cavitating pulmonary metastasis, Pulmonary Langerhans cell histiocytosis (PLCH)?

Long COVID research: an update from the PHOSP-COVID Scientific Summit ⁦@LancetRespirMed⁩ “Long COVID remains a major challenge for the millions of people who have persistent morbidity…It is imperative that long COVID remains a …research priority” thelancet.com/journals/lanre…

From @PHOSP_COVID: “The planned work looking into mechanisms that drive the long-term effects of COVID-19 on all organs should help in the development of new tests, new treatments, and improved outcomes for people living with #LongCovid” thelancet.com/journals/lanre…

If you ever wondered why chest physiotherapy in ITU just look at this my patient- a complete left lung collapse before and after chest physiotherapy CXR