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Colleen Farrell, MD

colleenmfarrell

I have been noticing my developing numbness to covid. People say “don’t get numb to this” so I respond by reading sad news articles to pull at my heart strings.

🦋🐾Denise🦋🐾

nised72

Russia's neighbor has developed a blueprint for countering misinformation. Can it be exported to the rest of the world?https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2019/05/europe/finland-fake-news-intl What we want our students to do is … before t

Tony Connelly

tconnellyRTE

New: Member states have been told by the European Commission that 95pc of the EU-UK future relationship treaty has been completed, but that wide gaps remain on the three key

Daniel Feldman

d_feldman

This is Douglas PrasherHe was a van driver at a car dealership in BostonBut as a young man, he did a PhD in biochemistry at Ohio State, then was a

Don Moynihan

donmoyn

I regret to inform you the Wall St. Journal opinion page is at it again.https://www.wsj.com/articles/is-there-a-doctor-in-the-white-house-not-if-you-need-an-m-d-11607727380?reflink=desktopwebshare_twitter "Hello, Jill Biden, I'd li

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baklavamami__

Turkey has been trying to send more refugees over to Greece (as they always do, treating Greece like a dumping ground for problems that the Turks are at least in

Medlife Crisis (Rohin)

MedCrisis

A really interesting debate about *what* scientists and doctors with a public platform should be debunking.The disagreement: is it more worthwhile to debunk quackery or systemic problems in mainstream medicine?https://twitter.com/gorskon/st

Ferris Jabr

ferrisjabr

Several great articles published today stress the importance of proper ventilation, in addition to distancing & masks, in limiting the spread of COVID: 1) https://nyti.ms/30d1cXf 2) https://bit.ly/31109sG But there's a re

#FreeMubarakBala

Azaya_69

A lot of people don't understand how scientific conclusions are arrived at and it's quite sad, considering we depend a lot more on scientific conclusions more and more these days.

Richard Toye

RichardToye

A thread on Paul Addison, The Road to 1945, and the "post-war consensus" debate.#twitterstorians Paul Addison’s The Road to 1945 (1975) was a seminal account of British politics during World

Fractured Lit

FracturedLit

What we published in January 2021! (Thread) "So quiet and awestruck they served witness to sunlit creations, autotrophic sustenance through precipitation and concaved clouds..." @laughingyeti https://fracturedlit.com/lost-centurie

Tanya Selak

GongGasGirl

Oooh geez here comes anaesthetist inventor Archie Brain, inventor of the Laryngeal Mask Airway. Total legend.#GAMC2021 Brain is currently retired in the Seychelles, which is relatively safe and very beautiful.

UncleSam

UncleSa02170116

@matteosalvinimi 12/ AUDIO: The theft of the election was orchestrated by Stephan Serafini, a 20-year foreign service officer. Stephan coordinated with General Claudio Graziano, a board member of Leonardo. Italian

Nick Shapiro

nick_shapiro

A thread on @JohnBrennan's Durham Interview:Earlier today Brennan was interviewed by US Attorney John Durham on issues related to Russia's interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. 1/8 Brennan was

Christine Burns MBE 🧜‍♀️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈📚⧖

christineburns

Fifteen years ago I was appointed to chair a Department of Health working group to produce the NHS’s first written guidance for NHS staff, doctors, families and actual trans people

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JacqBetula

My Books of The Year thread.This year, I reviewed 23 books. 1 for @TheTLS , 1 for the @dubreviewbooks and 21 for @IrishTimesBooks . I'm very grateful to @MartinDoyleIT for

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