#Studies

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

UK has authorized AZ/Oxford vaccine. Importantly: UK is leading the way in taking a bold public health approach (vs individual health) to getting the population vaccinated - Prioritizing distribution of

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

https://www.bmj.com/content/365/bmj.l2268/rr-0Please read & ask yourself are you content with a system intended to detect new ‘unwanted effects of a vaccine’ explicitly excludes these? Not my opinion, but of a medical

alice.schwarze

aliceschwarze

Here's an interesting discussion on information-based vs. dynamics-based approaches to network inference and my thead on what I learned from it https://twitter.com/dallastaylordrt/status/1335055931332288514 To recap, Dane argues in favo

Thor Brah

ThorBrah

The Barnum Effect and Cold Reading - THREADLotta you out there are looking to improve your social & cold reading skills. Analyzing strangers on the spot.Using the Barnum Effect is

Irène P. Mathieu

gumbo_amando

Today I received the COVID-19 vaccine. I’m also 17 weeks pregnant!It wasn’t an easy choice, but reading the stories of many other pregnant health care workers #onhere helped me to

Denis Jabaudon

denisjabaudon

Why is it so difficult to link molecular, cellular, and circuit events with disease phenotype?Using cortical malformations as an example, @KlinglerEsther @FRANCISFiona7 @silvianeurompi & I discuss this in a review

Madhura Balasubramaniam

MadhuraB_

Bit disappointed to read Claude Arpi's most recent article on the Daily Guardian on the need to ensure Tibet is not a taboo word. (1/12)https://thedailyguardian.com/time-to-stop-tibet-from-being-a-taboo-word/ Arpi's key argument is

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

Nobody wanted to see a repeat of the spring, with hospitalisations rising and stringent measures coming back in. But UK isn't in quite the same position as March, so here

Ramez Naam

ramez

Why do carbon taxes fall short? Here's a quick tweet thread on their limitations. For context, I am a carbon tax advocate, was on the board of WA's 2016 revenue-neutral

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

Final Covid attitudes memo of 2020: no 37- Christmas spirit only slightly dampened, but doubts about relying on public to manage risks- UK ranks high for vaccine appetite; low for

Dagomar Degroot

DagomarDegroot

Here’s a hot take (sorry): the term #Pyrocene, which some now favor to describe our current epoch, is just as problematic as the better-known #Anthropocene. Here are two good articles

Laura Ingraham

IngrahamAngle

Two days ago the medical sages in the Left Wing media published this: The Right Wing Has A New Theory For Why The Pandemic Will End Soon: T Cells https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/stephaniemlee/coronavirus-t-cells-immunity-scott-atlas

Gilad Feldman

giladfeldman

= Replication publications in reputable psychology journals =Let's talk about replication in psychology. We think we've been doing better in the last decade, but have we improved?Thread below. A

William Yang

WilliamYang120

More scoops from @WSJ: @WHO experts who conducted the probe of #COVID19 origin in #China said #Beijing has refused to provide them with raw data on early cases that could

Talal Hilal 🩺

THilalMD

How did hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (BMT) develop? A procedure that is so widely used now and have led to the cure of many hematologic disorders has evolved over the

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

NOTA BENE—Don’t be deceived if you see nobody in a room. CO2 levels can still be high if room is poorly ventilated. Remember #SARSCoV2 aerosols can stay airborne from 20

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