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Director, GI Oncology, @Intermountain. Interests: neuroendocrine tumors, cancer syndromes, empathy (even had a Whipple myself). Tweets my own.

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    Mark Lewis‏ @marklewismd 28 Nov 2020

    It’s weird to think that if we had lived 100 years ago we wouldn’t have penicillin, most of our effective cancer treatments, or much ability to look inside the body with imaging, but our response to a viral pandemic would be pretty much the same

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      1. Joe Silverzweig‏ @JSilverzweig 28 Nov 2020
        Replying to @marklewismd

        Have to think vents and lung bypass and a better understanding of immune reactions have blunted fatality here. But I think the bigger difference is networking- supply chains, communication technology, etc are going to really shorten the pandemic duration.

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      1. Dr. JakMich Her/She‏ @MichJak 28 Nov 2020
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        Hmmm... no ICU?

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      1. Cosmic Enigma Explorer‏ @EnigmaCosmic 28 Nov 2020
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        Except for the vaccines, of course.

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      2. Julius Chapiro‏ @JuliusChapiro 28 Nov 2020
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        Yes, you are correct to an extent but remember that somewhere around 50 Million died from the Spanish flu worldwide, there was no rapid vaccine, the whole thing lasted for 2 years. We will be (probably) done within 1 year. And the mRNA vaccine technology will save millions. 📈📈

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      3. Harry Brownrigg‏ @harrybrownrigg 28 Nov 2020
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        I'm not a doctor, but I've read that significant neurological issues followed the 1918 pandemic. When they happen this time, I'm sure they'll be blamed on vaccines by those with an agenda to push.

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      1. Dhaval Kadia‏ @DhavalKadia 28 Nov 2020
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        Dr. Gambhir talked about the 50 years later future and how the future tech could be helpful for one of his major losses. He founded a field to fight cancer better. I wonder about genomics related fields that are different than imaging, and how their fusion will be helpful.

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      1. Logan Mitchell PhD  🇺🇸‏ @loganemitchell 28 Nov 2020
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        I helped make a digital exhibit on the Spanish Flu response in Utah. This article in the SLTrib could be reprinted word for word today. (see thread for links to the exhibit)https://twitter.com/loganemitchell/status/1328154791462141954 …

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        The text in this story from Nov 15, 1918 about the Spanish Flu stay @ home orders could be reposted word for word today about #COVID19. 😷 #utpol #StayHomeUtah #MaskUpUtah #StrongerTogether @sltrib @UtahCoronavirus @DrAngelaCDunn Full article here: https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fr3znc/18637889 … pic.twitter.com/5qMFv2S03K
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      1. {{{TheDoctorisin}}}‏ @Wdenemy 28 Nov 2020
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        Actually, if you read "Defoe's Journal of a Plague Year," (don't, it's very dull) it was amazingly similar 350 years ago, including assholes who snuck out and infected others.

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      1. Lindsay Dixon‏ @LindsayDixonFP5 28 Nov 2020
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        No kidding. Check out this 5 minute doc on Canada in 1918. Same story.https://youtu.be/RUY2Ul-iEHY 

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      1. Micky Chami‏ @GinjiAzure 28 Nov 2020
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        I was wondering this since the beginning of the pandemic and tbh is kinda amazing and terrifying at the same time.

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