#SCIENCE

David Roberts

drvolts

The idea that forgiving student debt would cause enormous political backlash among those who have no such debt, or have already paid it, reflects an utterly dismal view of humanity.

Bee

Ben_Scerri

This is a great article, and well worth the read.https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2020/11/prehistoric-female-hunter-discovery-upends-gender-role-assumptions/However, it also brings up something I've fought tooth-and-nail about

Whitney R. Robinson

WhitneyEpi

1/ Maybe it’s my #epitwitter bias, but I get frustrated by the outsized attention these hospital-based viral load comparison studies (kids vs adults) get. And interpreted as children as a

Cristen Willer, PhD

cristenw

About scientific collaborations .... I've compiled my thoughts on pair-wise collaborations between countries. A threadhttps://twitter.com/minouye271/status/1334868155680874499 A scientific collaboration only works if it benefits both (a

Zunaira Sameen

sameen_zunaira

Hi, Student of pharmacy here!THREAD as and on #Covid19Scientific & unscientific approach towards tackling Covid191/n Right wing govts in India/US have anti-scientific approach & are Anti-Scholarship This had negative

Tanya WEAR A MASK Tarr

nerdette

I get why there are articles about how women are better at managing COVID. This is necessary in dissolving sexist stereotypes that say that women cannot lead in crisis. (Which

Paul Karp

Paul_Karp

It's not rocket science- we now love Nick Kyrgios because he has changed (1) in terms of who he directs outbursts at and (2) he tries harder rather than giving

Matthew Stiegler

MatthewStiegler

6 good books for appellate lawyers:- Winning Brief, Garner- Supreme Court & Appellate Advocacy, Frederick- Sense of Structure, Gopen- Dreyer's English- Storycraft, Hart- Typography for Lawyers, ButterickIf you're in CA3,

Eric Topol

EricTopol

1. The B.1.1.7 variant could prove to be our last major obstacle to achieving containment of the virus in the US. But it isn't getting enough respect. Many states are

Adam Markowitz

adammarkowitzEA

I'm really angry about COVID-19. And it isn't because this exists, and it isn't because of China, and it isn't even because of the fact that people are dying and

Emily Porter, M.D.

dremilyportermd

Someone asked me, “If I get both doses of the COVID vaccine, am I safe to go to the Indy 500?” The science says that the vaccine will prevent you

Sasha Devlin

SashaDevlin

Ok follow me for a minI was in Libby borrowing another Nate the Great audiobook (yay bedtime stories! ) & they had a collection of sweet romances. And im sure

Sarah 🍓

SarahJ_Berry

To all of those who say “the research isn’t in” on the effectiveness of low traffic neighbourhoods…I present, a thread:(DM me anything I miss!) Low Traffic Neighbourhoods reduce road traffic

P. D. Mangan Health & Fitness Maximalist 🇺🇸

Mangan150

Serum albumin, a protein measured by a common lab test, has a large inverse relation with mortality.Why?Thread In very old people, albumin was a more important risk marker than traditional

Suzanne Zeedyk

suzannezeedyk

A brief THREAD markng this 19th anniv of the 9-11 attacks. Research shows that babies still in t womb on ths terribly stressful day were affected by t stress their

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

Unfortunately, this is not good reporting from NPR.It takes an extraordinary claim — that SARS-CoV-2 was circulating widely in the US in December 2019 and January 2020 — and presents

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