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Timothy Huyer

tim4hire

Mr Cooper is referring here to a part of Bill C-14 which would amend the Borrowing Authority Act to raise the maximum amount of outstanding debt to $1.831 trillion. But

Isabel Schnabel

Isabel_Schnabel

Large-scale government & central bank interventions in the COVID-19 crisis have revived the debate on the alleged "zombification" of the economy if unviable firms are kept alive. In our recent

Kate Mackenzie

kmac

This fine and nuanced report by @catrineinhorn and @cflav is not a story of innovative finance triumphing in saving nature. It’ll be characterised that way, regardless.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/05/climate/Mexico-reef-climate-change.

Carissa Keshel

CarissaKeshel

This is utter TYRANNY! We played along with the "15 days to slow the spread." Nearly a year later we have realized they are using COVID as an excuse for

Anthony Costello

globalhlthtwit

Modellers believe that spreading out our limited supply of vaccine as single doses for 3 months will save up to 6000 lives. One concern though is whether single doses might

Dr Jess Wade 👩🏻‍🔬

jesswade

“low achieving men are both retained in and attracted to these fields (physics, engineering and computer science) during college.” fascinating read from @JoeCimpian et al in @ScienceMagazine: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/368/6

Paras Chopra

paraschopra

Here’s me trying to make sense of the unprecedented 2020 bull rally of stock markets.(A thread) 1/ The simple answer to why stock markets are up is always that there’s

Rachel Cohen

rmc031

Got a lot of DMs today about the new Post https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/cdc-school-virus-spread/2021/01/26/bf949222-5fe6-11eb-9061-07abcc1f9229_story.html and NYT stories on school reopenings, https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/26/w

Adriane Esquivel-Muelbert

nanimuelbert

Our paper on how and why Amazon trees die have just been published in @NatureComms https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-18996-3#Ack1Here is what we found @ForestPlots @TreeMort_ERC @BIFoRUoB @LES_UniBham @GeogBham @SoGLeeds (1/8) Tree

Reid Wilson

PoliticsReid

It wasn’t your imagination: 2020 was the worst year many Americans will have ever experienced. My depressing story, and a short thread: https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/531279-why-2020-really-was-the-worst-year-ever 1/15 First, th

Amit Arya

AmitAryaMD

Earlier this month, we crossed a grim milestone in Canada...10,000 #COVID19 deaths in #LTC. They were human beings, and not just "numbers." Every life mattered. Here are some year-end reflections

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eliowa

Re: AstraZeneca-University of Oxford vaccineOne word could explain the differential results: BlindingBlinding is allocation concealment in a randomized trial, such that the recipient of the vaccine (and others) don't know

Shivam Shankar Singh

ShivamShankarS

Excellent piece! Know why targeting advertisers works in the west and fails in India to get sites like opIndia defunded?The funding from advertising isn’t the only funding for a lot

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

"If there's one thing we learn from history, it's that we don't learn from history"A new study from India looks at #COVID19 contact tracing And now reported, "[children] transmitted the

A.M.

bhalomanush

But Stanford researchers have found that over 150 years there has been a steady cooling in body temperatures in the U.S. This is also been observed in Britain. 97.9 degrees

Itai Bavli

ibavli

Happening now:"Doctors and the Pharmaceutical Industry: Too Close for Comfort"--Joel Lexchin @Drug_Evidence The gift relationship A $20 meal will lead to higher prescribing rates The sales reps In theory

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