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Riley Pollom

RileyPollom

1/11 Our new study is now out in @nature: Half a century of global decline in oceanic #sharks and #rays.https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-03173-9 2/11 This work documents an alarming, ongoing, global decline of

Mark Changizi

MarkChangizi

1/About the Great Mass Safety Delusion of 2020, I have had so many utterly frustrated people asking me, “How do we reverse this?”(For more on what I mean by the

Matt Malkus

malkusm

Clearly, anyone who thinks school closures are doing great harm to children is just playing politics. That's why publications on the right, such as NPR, the Washington Post, the New

B. Timmerman

BTGTimmerman

.@LewisForMN is right. We have a lot power in the suburbs. And that means we have to ask ourselves some pretty important questions:1/11https://twitter.com/LewisForMN/status/1323034926728564736 Do we believe in justice and equality?"You

Melody L. Simpson

melodysimpson

I'm very concerned about the YA community finding Clubhouse, so I'm going to make a CH for YA Book Twitter thread at the top of the hour. Okay, YA Book

James Bridle

jamesbridle

This is a picture of a research session by the Children's Television Workshop in 1969, as they worked on an episode of Sesame Street. They used to show every episode

Nick

_DF42

About three years I posted a bit of a thread about stop and search. I think it’s time for a reminder... Since 1829 the primary role of the police has

Tyler Black, MD

tylerblack32

MINI-THREAD, and you have to bear with me: "One of the Worst (Titled) Papers in Child Psychiatry"#meded #psychtwitter #psychiatrychat #medtwitter #somepsych(and I'm sorry if I offend anyone who knows or

Vida Cruz, magical dog mom 💜🌻🦄 🍣🍜

laviecestmoi

Western editors, readers, and writers are too married to the three-act structure, to the type of storytelling that is driven by conflict, to that go-getter individualism. Please read more widely

Brian D. Earp

briandavidearp

OK here is my take on the 'grievance studies hoax.' I think it shows that generally poorly reasoned, largely unfalsifiable papers with apparently absurd conclusions can get published in top

Valentina

valentina_schia

A thread (in English and French) on folktales in Siwa, an Egyptian oasis in the Western Desert where Siwi Berber is spoken. Un thread sur les contes en siwi, une

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

FOMITE THREADA very quick thread on fomites. 2/ 1960s 3/ Staph - blankets had to be covered with staph to transmit 4/ Ditchburn 1971 - RSV on hospital wards. Put

Health Nerd

GidMK

A systematic review/meta-analysis of honey vs other cough/cold remedies came out yesterday in BMJ Evidence-Based MedicineI think this is worth a quick peer review on twitter 1/n 2/n The review

Jeffrey Townsend

JeffTownsend

, @crwells10, @abhiganit, @MeaganCFitz, @Alison_Galvani, and colleagues just had our article on optimal COVID-19 quarantine and testing strategies published @NatureComms. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-20742-8.epdf?sharing_token

Dr Anne Marie D'Arcy FSA FRHistS

dramdarcy

Just received this thoughtful piece from a colleague and friend at Stanford (medievalists in the US are watching this shabby debacle with keen interest). It's by the author of the

Tree-whisperer

Treewhisperer3

Biblical Times call for biblical interpretations of past stories and this thread delves into correlations between The Odyssey and the Q Anon phenomenon. A spirited dive into an Epic story

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