#Cognitive

Kanyi Maqubela

km

Time for a mini-thread on police unions, because it is both tricky and very high stakes. Collective bargaining is a powerful way to prevent against profiteering and to protect workers.

Emily Woodie

erwoodi7

#NewProfilePic Hi. This thread will be long but I feel it’s important to talk about. Last year I got diagnosed with something called POTS, a subset of dysautonomia. When I

Céline Gounder, MD, ScM, FIDSA

celinegounder

1/ POTUS says he's leaving Walter Reed and going back to the White House: https://www.washingtonpost.com/elections/2020/10/05/trump-biden-live-updates/Assuming he got sick Wed/Thurs, he's on day 5 or 6 of COVID. It's too early.

Morrighan, A Sexy Haunted House

MorrighanCorbel

Cw: I'm going to talk about food/disordered eating I guess, since it's #WorldMentalHealthDay . My relationship to food is difficult and ties in very intimately to my mental health. This

Roughchop Ottawa

RoughChopOttawa

Rporting domestic violence at home as a racialized child is damn hard. Compounded by the stress of being an uprooted immigrant or refugee where the trust factor in society &

david oliver

mancunianmedic

Little summary of current inpatients on my ward - every single one has Covid-19 because we are one of two "Hot" all covid wards28 patientsAge 67 -100 - median 8360%

Sarah Dayan

frontstuff_io

One of my favorite software development practices is to wrap dependencies into custom abstractions.I hate it when a third-party leaks all over my code and a refactor takes hours (if

Kristen Howerton

kristenhowerton

My kids have been invited to a number of outdoor events/youth groups/parties billed as "socially distanced" and then shown up to find out the adults in charge were not enforcing

Venkatesh Rao

vgr

It really is very hard to care about money past the point it stops being a source of immediate anxiety. People capable of caring enough to solve for money past

Adam🗽

Mean_Adam

Check your bias. #KnowThyself Biases stuffing up your thinking [THREAD] 1. Anchoring:The first thing you judge influences your judgement of all that follows. 2. The Sunk Cost FallacyYour irrational cling

Jack Keefe, your favorite Zoom head

jackferd

From a study design perspective, if you're trying to figure out "what works for whom" between two treatments—which patient characteristics, moderators predict success in one treatment but not the other—what

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

NEW—Long term chronic persistent #COVID19 illness finally makes it into NIH guidelines! #LongCovid has long been discussed, but thus formalizes the problems as part of COVID recovery. Thread . https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.go

Oliver Sauter

BlackForestBoi

It's been 5 years since I started researching online misinformation and building practical solutions. Here are things I learned about one of the most complex and fundamental problems of humanity:

Palmer Report

PalmerReport

Donald Trump held a rally in Michigan today and he thought he was in Minnesota. Trump recently mistook Matt Gaetz for Rick Gates. Trump used the imaginary word "under-levered" five

National Science and Media Museum

MediaMuseum

Good morning! What are you listening to today? Did you know that listening to music can help with productivity when working from home? it's science time Music can

Dr Mark Guthridge

Dr_M_Guthridge

1/ The problem with Myalgic Encephalomyeltis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome #MECFS is that it seems so ridiculous that exercise could actually make patients worseHow can exercise be so bad for #pwME but