#Outcomes

Rishabh Srivastava

rishdotblog

I just finished reading Being Mortal by @Atul_Gawande. Lost two grandparents this year (and couldn't go to their funerals because of Covid). Have been thinking about mortality and end-of-life care.

Ryan Morgan, MD

ryan_w_morgan

@TiaTiaraymond @AlexisTopjian just announced a big change in the @HeartCPR Pediatric #CPR guidelines...ventilate 20-30 times per minute during CPR in children with an airway in place. Based, in part, on

Gautam Gowrisankaran

GGowrisankaran

As we look to understand the coronavirus pandemic, it seems increasingly important to evaluate hospital performance. But, estimating hospital quality is very difficult. Together with @KelliMarquardt, we created Stata code

Tricia Bruce

TriciaCBruce

My team of sociologists interviewed more than two hundred “ordinary” Americans regarding how they think and feel about #abortion. A report of our findings came out today. [Thread] https://news.nd.edu/assets/395804/how_americans_understa

Daily Book Lessons

BookLessons_

Top 10 Lessons From "Meditatins" by Marcus Aurelius|Thread 1. Memento MoriDon't be afraid of death, but be aware of the temporality of the human experience. Nothing else should frighten us

Tim Clare

TimClarePoet

I have very mixed feelings about people proudly telling the story of how they wrote their novel by getting up 3 hrs early every day before their shitty job for

Senator Adam Morfeld

Adam_Morfeld

Lets play a game called "so you think you 'herd immunity' is a great idea when it comes to COVID-19 huh!?" First, you need about 90 percent immunity to achieve

Jeremy Gans

jeremy_gans

What the grant of leave means: it means that Pell's case isn't over (as it otherwise would have been.) It won't be over until mid-next year. There will be a

Courtney Milan 🦖

courtneymilan

A good faith discussion would start with a discussion of models versus model parameters, so let’s do that!https://twitter.com/JohnCornyn/status/1248581686352318464 A model is generally a mathematical and/or computational method that is used

The Lancet

TheLancet

NEW—Preliminary results from Russian trials find that #COVID19 vaccine candidates led to no serious adverse events and elicit antibody response https://hubs.li/H0vGWRW0 Thread (1/8) The new paper reports the findings of two

bree ✡︎ ברי

breeonthebrink

it’s absolutely baffling to me that people think this whole “one democratic state thing” is even remotely possible. Obviously it would be optimal if life could be butterflies and rainbows

Kartik Sehgal

KartikSehgal_MD

Delay/extension of pembro-based Rx for advanced NSCLC expected #COVID19. In preprint @medRxiv, our experience with outcomes in patients who received atleast ≥4 cycles and had delays/extensions. Results hypothesis-generating only but

jack

jackalexe

For what it's worth, I think the Greens have now put themselves in a position of maximum danger in Irish politics, and they've done so by doing something completely admirable:

Devan Sinha

DevanSinha

Fantasy commentary letter in Lancet (not a peer reviewed study)!It's an unreasonable proposition for most countries like the UK to achieve elimination + constraints of reality negates claimed economic and

Malcolm Clark

TwisterFilm

A thread. Should we give puberty blockers to kids? A recently published study says YES or so it's reported. Apparently it will stop some kids committing suicide. But how reliable

Shane Parrish

ShaneAParrish

Here’s the difference between amateurs and professionals. Amateurs solve the symptom. Professionals solve the problem. Amateurs think in absolutes. Professionals think in probabilities. Amateurs think disagreements are threats. Professio