Elizabeth Henderson☮️

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Elizabeth Henderson☮️

Elizabeth Henderson☮️

@drbethhenderson

Pediatrician, wife, mom to two amazing girls. Die-hard Texas Rangers fan. All tweets and opinions are mine; call your doc for medical advice.

Keller, Texas Katılım Ağustos 2012
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Texas Rangers@Rangers·
What's your favorite moment in Rangers history?
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Yale Softball
Yale Softball@YaleSoftball·
H A P P Y 🎈 B I R T H D A Y to our #21, Meredith Henderson! We are thankful you’re a Bulldog, we hope you have a wonderful day 🫶🏼💙
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Dr. Angela Rasmussen
Dr. Angela Rasmussen@angie_rasmussen·
My replies are perpetually full of anti-vaxxers these days telling me about polio vaccines. Not shockingly, most of what they are saying is wrong. Luckily, I trained with @profvrr & he taught me a few things about poliovirus. So let’s discuss the king of the Picornaviridae👇🏻
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Ashley Winter MD || Urologist
Ashley Winter MD || Urologist@AshleyGWinter·
I'll post a long thread about it but I just wanted everyone to know I'm alive and out of the hospital. This has been an absolutely horrible month and I've been close to death. Hug your people- nothing else matters in the end.
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Andrea C. Love, PhD
Andrea C. Love, PhD@dr_andrealove·
The US has 15 vaccines for kids <18: MMR DTaP Pneumococcal Rotavirus Varicella Hepatitis B Hepatitis A Polio Haemophilus influenzae B Meningococcal Human Papillomavirus Influenza COVID-19 RSV NOT 72. Not 72 DOSES from birth to age 18 (it’s ~35) Stop letting people lie.
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Elizabeth Henderson☮️@drbethhenderson·
@acweyand Thank for for letting us know, I was just looking for you there and on IG! Trying to replicate my med Twitter group elsewhere… 💙
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Shematologist, MD
Shematologist, MD@acweyand·
I’ve been hesitant to leave the amazing #MEDTwitter community we’ve built here but would love to build elsewhere Find me where the skies are 💙 (@ shematologist)
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Texas Rangers
Texas Rangers@Rangers·
One year ago... we weren't dreaming 🏆
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Jay Cummings
Jay Cummings@LongFormMath·
This must be tweeted every Halloween. I don’t make the rules
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Dan Wuori
Dan Wuori@DanWuori·
Your baby doesn’t need screen time. 📱 📺 💻 You probably know that. But did you know that YOUR screen time also holds the potential to influence their development? In research from the University of Texas at Austin recently published in the journal Child Development, investigators synced recordings of mothers and their babies with mom’s smart phone usage records. What they found was that during periods of parental phone usage, verbal interactions between mothers and their babies dropped by 16%. (During comparatively shorter bursts of phone usage lasting less than 2 minutes, these interactions decreased even more - by 26%.) The bottom line: adult phone usage decreases one-on-one stimulation between infants and parents and exposes infants to less language. Screen time can be a touchy topic, I’ve found. And in today’s society it seems increasingly unrealistic to suggest that homes will be completely screen free - for parents or children. I’m a realist here. But perhaps the most interesting data point to come from this study is the average amount of parental smart phone usage they found among study participants: 4.4 HOURS per 12 hours studied. That’s a lot of screen time. The message here isn’t that parents need to (or realistically can) eliminate all smart phone usage. Many wouldn’t have that luxury even if they tried, due to work or other caregiving responsibilities. So what can be done? The authors suggest some important first steps: Being mindful of the impact phones can actually have on our our interactions/caregiving, and Remaining aware of how easily we can become consumed by our phones, despite our best intentions. After all, every minute we spend interacting with a screen is a minute that might otherwise be spent in the kind of brain-building, face-to-face interaction modeled so well by Campbell Williams in this lovely video she shared recently to TT (campbellwilliams_).
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Yale Softball
Yale Softball@YaleSoftball·
𝙇𝙚𝙖𝙙𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙥𝙖𝙘𝙠 🫡 SJ Mull has been named captain for the 2024-25 Bulldogs! 🔗 t.ly/pBe2R | #ThisIsYale
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sam fischer@samfischer52·
dean is the worst u guys
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Dallas Texas TV
Dallas Texas TV@DallasTexasTV·
Texas not happy this morning after receiving a loud “blue alert” on their cell phones at 4:50am
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Aaron Rupar
Aaron Rupar@atrupar·
I'm going to put together a thread covering the Kamala Harris-Liz Cheney rally. Follow along for clips and commentary.
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