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Patrick Crowley
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ID doc in MN. TexPat. All people deserve access to quality healthcare. MN Med PAC board
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Patrick Crowley @pcrowleydo.bsky.social · 1d
Good news, everyone. I finally finished making a statue out of pinecones, just like you asked

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taylr @taylordahlin.com · 1d
if you’re the white woman who was picking up a bat in downtown minneapolis on hennepin ave between washington & 3rd on 9/15 at noon, the minnesota department of health would like to talk to you because that shit was RABID!

i would also like to talk to you because girl, wtf
mi DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH protecting, maintaining and improving the health of il Minesotans RABID BAT FOUND ON SIDEWALK On Tuesday, September 15 at about 12pm, a bat was found on the sidewalk on Hennepin Ave between N. Washington Ave and N 3°St. The bat died and was sent for rabies testing. This bat tested positive for rabies. A woman was seen crouching by the bat and putting it into a bag. She was described as a 25-to-30-year-old white woman, about 5'5", with curly brown hair and a curly-haired golden retriever-like dog. If this was you, please call 911 and ask to be connected to Animal Care & Control. Bites from bats are tiny, may be painless, and may not leave a mark. An person who had physical contact or touched this bat should talk with health care provider this weekend for assessment. During the week, Minnesota Department of Health can also provide rabies assessments at 651-201-5414. If vou did not touch or have any contact with the bat, you have no risk of rabies and do not need shots.

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Ben Ereshefsky, PharmD @brainofbpharm.bsky.social · 2d
I find it increasingly annoying when I hear “we need pseudomonas coverage b/c patient is immunocompromised from diabetes” regardless of infection or DM severity!