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What I wish someone had told me about #MedEd: Outgoing internal medicine chief resident Dr. Sneha Shah lists 21 things that students, interns, and residents should know. Do you want to add to the list? jwat.ch/3acblb5

CDC Advisers Recommend Continuing Pause on J&J COVID-19 Vaccine: jwat.ch/3e663Pt

Rates of cerebral venous thrombosis are significantly higher among people with #COVID19 than in the general population or in mRNA vaccine recipients, suggests a study.

Researchers Offer Algorithm for Managing Thrombosis and Thrombocytopenia After COVID-19 Vaccination: jwat.ch/32p7of8 #COVID19Vaccine NEJM

Infectious disease specialist Paul Sax asks himself why he still puts on a mask every morning when he takes his dog for a walk alone, and wonders about outdoor mask mandates. Take a look, then share your thoughts. jwat.ch/3mX7fcc

After 15 years, we have made the difficult decision to end PhysiciansFirstWatch. We will publish our final stories on April 29. Follow NEJM Journal Watch for coverage of the latest medical research. Thank you for your continued loyalty and support. jwat.ch/3dvsAX6

In the second of four conversations on race and clinical equity, Karol Watson observes what happens when patients hit structural barriers to their treatment. Listen to the latest Clinical Conversations: jwat.ch/3dxSZ6E

European regulators said on Tuesday that the Johnson & Johnson #COVID19 vaccine should come with a warning about the rare risk for thrombosis with thrombocytopenia. The EMA emphasized, however, that the benefits of the vaccine outweigh any potential risks: jwat.ch/3sCCzhq

Early results indicate that #COVID19 vaccination appears to be safe in the third trimester of #pregnancy, according to a CDC study in NEJM. jwat.ch/3egxR3K

Mild #COVID19 Is Not Necessarily Benign. Carlos del Rio discusses findings in healthcare professionals, one fourth of whom experienced persistent symptoms. jwat.ch/32B2uf0

The NIH has updated its #COVID19 treatment guidelines with new recommendations on the use of colchicine, fluvoxamine, and other therapeutics: jwat.ch/3ejrb4U

A digitally delivered exercise program appears to be at least somewhat effective in preventing falls in high-functioning older adults: jwat.ch/32E18QH

U.S. to resume J&J #COVID19 #vaccination following pause over rare clots: jwat.ch/3aDHLvr

A 48-year-old man presented with a 2-week history of fever, shortness of breath, and painful skin lesions with blistering. His temperature was 39.2°C. What is the diagnosis?

The "pause" on the one-shot Johnson & Johnson #COVID19vaccine is over. Infectious disease specialist Paul Sax lays out why this decision surprised him. Read more in his latest HIV and ID Observations post: jwat.ch/3vk5CrX

New guideline: The American College of Physicians suggests that clinicians use point-of-care ultrasonography in addition to standard diagnostic tests for adults with acute dyspnea with uncertain diagnosis in the emergency department or inpatient settings: jwat.ch/3no9YLM

In the third Clinical Conversations podcast on the topic of race and clinical equity, Dr. Karen Dorsey Sheares recommends knowing the culture of your patient as well as you know their disease: jwat.ch/3xrqNdz

CDC Updates Guidance on #Mask Use Outdoors: jwat.ch/3eJucvU #COVID19

Vaccines protect against #COVID19–related hospitalization in older adults, finds a study in MMWR. jwat.ch/2Qxab3z