#Outcomes

Surviving Life

_survivinglife_

How Affirmations Have Saved My Life *THREAD* Things haven't always been easy for me, especially in childhood.While my mother always did her best, she had me younger than she could

Scott Adams

ScottAdamsSays

Today is the last day of my seven day challenge to provide a current example of systemic racism in America. No examples yet, just conceptual takes. One view is that

Arthur Foxache

OldMackIsBack

Thread debunking one of the worst liars of the Septic group:Smalley is doing what he does. Lying through his teeth. These figures are claimed to be from VAERS. They are

Magilla Gorilla 39

39Magilla

(1) Could #COVID19 mutant #D614G the variation seen in Transmission Rates (Rt's) and Case Fatality Rates (CFR's) between locations?https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.29.069054v2#BreakingNews #coronavirus (2) A group of researcher

Sonja Lehtinen

sonjaklehtinen

Why do bacterial plasmids carry some genes but not others? Plasmids are less reliably inherited than the chromosome and genes are free to hop between plasmid and chromosome: so what

Diana O'Brien

dianazobrien

1. Janet Yellen, Former Chief of the U.S. Federal Reserve, will be the U.S.’s first woman Secretary of Treasury. This is a major victory for women and may even have

Jacob de Wolff

jfdwolff

Last talk: Dr Tahseen Chowdhury @NHSBartsHealth about new diabetes therapies. #AGMConfUK Diabetes worldwide 400 million and rising. Linear increase in the UK. 1:4 hospital inpatients have diabetes. Main problem is

Tom Breed

TJBreed

Another quick reflection on teaching Chinese philosophy. A central debate in Classical Chinese philosophy is the debate over human nature. Although this debate crosses a number of traditions, the debate

Jason Q Janiszewski

janiszewski_q

Well it looks like this will be as interesting as it gets...Think we just solved a Biblical Prophecy and a whole lot more...It will answer why there were pics of

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

On July 25th a paper came out suggesting that 60% of #COVID19 patients might experience myocardial inflammation. Such extensive sequelae would have been extremely concerning and the paper was understandably

Noah Guzmán

NoahGuzman14

A thread:When neuroscientists “investigate perception”, they require some sort of behavioral measure to distinguish between different “perceptual outcomes” (e.g. appetitive vs aversive stimuli). In humans, this can often be just

Manan Bhan

maybeEcosystems

#FLARETC20How much #deforestation is embodied in ?I, @simonegingrich, @JuliaLeNoe, @FSchwarzmueller, @Nicolas43513211 et al review approaches quantifying land use impacts (#emissions) from biomass consumption.Why? Because method choices dic

Save Your Sons

SaveYourSons

A great father is a great teacherHere are five critical thinking skills to master and teach to your kids(thread) 1. Pattern recognition Figuring out “what things have in common”Our brains

Southwest Airlines

SouthwestAir

After November 30, we will unblock the middle seat on our flights. This decision was not made lightly, and we'd like to share how we arrived at it. (1/8) A

Brian Bourque 🚀

bbourque

Startups can be chaotic.Managers often have no training.15 high-impact principles to run a team at a startup: Be Clear:Everyone should know what success looks like. What's the north star metric

Mentorshipzim

mentorshipzim

Lets briefly discuss some of the basic concepts of #epidemiology that may be important in discussing #COVID191. Epidemiological triad2. Evidence based medicine/healthcare3. Good science vs bad science The epidemiological triad