#Strategies

Joe Sonka 😐

joesonka

Sen. Alvarado now giving a speech criticizing Beshear for allowing abortions to continue at Louisville's EMW clinic during the pandemic. Sen. Alvarado says Beshear is allowing abortions to continue in

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

My undergrad major was the history of science: we learned how politics impacts data collection; power structures can silence truth; & science denialism isn't new. Which is to say: This

Talkative

talkativeuk

A threadfor businesses looking for tools and techniques that will give you an extra edge. This time last week, we published our list of the best website engagement tools for

macro artist

Macro_Artist

1. This thread will explore the lineage of Jacob Leibowitz Frank. Frank proclaimed himself to be the messiah and the reincarnation of Sabbatai Zevi. Here is a 5 minute

Irene Gentle

IreneGentle

Thread: On March 17 all @TorontoStar staff, like many of you, began working entirely from home. Homes, like many of yours, with young children, unable to be at school, that

Judd Devermont

JDevermont

With Vice-President Biden’s election win, there is a real opportunity to re-imagine U.S. policy toward Africa. We've written about how the landscape has changed and how to promote shared political,

Nicholas A. Christakis

NAChristakis

Let's talk about school closures re COVID-19. It's a tough topic, scientifically and pragmatically. It's hard to estimate the benefits precisely. And closing schools can have costs, such as health

Ciaran Fairman, PhD

CiaranFairman

I want to talk about why we haven’t been able to increase muscle mass in prostate cancer, what we can do about it, and why this might be OK. Grab

Kyle Russell

kylebrussell

Starting a thread of books I finish in 2018. Book 1Lesson: think through the second- and third-order effects that might result from a short-term fix Book 2Lessons: Technical insights come

Shay Castle

shayshinecastle

TAB unanimously recommended last night closing some streets. Staff has not wanted to. Expense was cited as the reason. Today's presentation has some numbers. Mostly bc the barriers needed to

Marita Hennessy

MaritaHennessy

Recurrent #miscarriage: do professionals adhere to their guidelines https://academic.oup.com/humrep/article/28/11/2898/628867 #ReCurrentStudy Ping @RebeccaDennehy Identification of barriers for good adherence to a guideline on recurrent #miscarriage

Jeffrey Mold

Jeff_Mold

I have been immersed in the concept of ‘non-genetic individuality’ for the past few months while writing/revising papers and wanted to do a thread summarizing the field as I think

Dr Joanna Tai

DrJoannaT

I'm attending a session on teaching and curriculum design to support mental wellbeing at Deakin. There are over 80 people also in the session. It's great to see so many

Ana Maria Porras, PhD

AnaMaPorras

I am so proud of my first paper as corresponding author! And on a topic I am SURE I'll work on for the rest of my life: the need to

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

In the US the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) is meeting at the moment to discuss data on the rare clotting disorders seen after immunization with J&J’s #covid19 vaccine

World Health Organization (WHO)

WHO

Media briefing on #COVID19 with @DrTedros. #coronavirus https://www.pscp.tv/w/cWXKwDI2MTAyMHwxa3ZKcFhhZHJCbUpF-3Fk4AVbiKBqoyklCe2j4mu0xGy1NbypwKs1AYDkiTw= "When the nations of the world met to form the @UN in 1945, one of the first things they d