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Prof. Akiko Iwasaki

VirusesImmunity

In some children, #COVID19 takes the form of #KawasakiDisease-like symptoms. So what exactly is #KawasakiDisease? It's an illness caused by inflammation of the blood vessels in children < 5 yrs

Axel Fjeld

OktavistNor

I anledning 22/7 og diskusjonen rundt normaliseringen av rasisme i Norge (i den grad det diskuteres), tenkte jeg å komme med noen høydepunkter fra den nylig publiserte studien "Hate Speech

Dr. Stacey D. Smith

iochromaland

Well today was a first. I got choked up and barely kept it together during an academic talk. What the heck happened you say? I am an easy crier but

Alejandro Berrio

alebescobar

Abro hilo: Alguna vez te has preguntado porque los murciélagos y las ratas tienen brazos tan diferentes? (1/15) A pesar de ser grupos de especies muy diferentes, es posible que

Seth J. Meyer

SethJMeyer

I have reorganized my Intro to PA class to have a social justice focus. I will continue to use the same text (Public Administration), but I have added readings which

Travis Endicott

travisendicott

The article yesterday in @TheAtlantic still hurts. Mainly because I knew the coming refutations from @realDonaldTrump would deny, deflect, or distract from the meanings behind his statements. I believe that

David C. Blackburn 🐸

davidcblackburn

Before I got to know Dave Wake as a person, I got to know him from reading his papers while I was in college. Here's a thread on 10 of

Sarah Weller

_sarahweller

What are your go-to #ExerciseOncology and/or #CancerRehab papers that you use with your team (PT and Ex Phys), especially for those who are new to the field? I am creating

Medieval Rats

archaeoRattus

This just out! A very exciting study on mice, led by @thomas_cucchi & Katerina Papyianni of @Le_Museum, in which I played a bit part (but I think an interesting one)

Blas Benito

BlasBenito

Sci peeps @gilromera & myself recently published an open-access piece on millennial scale ecological memory https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ecog.04772?af=R We know, this is an odd paper, but the past is where alternatives to

Jonathan Wai

JonathanLWai

1/7. I reviewed the literature on what the evidence (to date) shows on tests and test optional policies in college admissions as part of a Q&A panel for @ConversationEDU (w/Angela

Kiwi Bear

hyperboriankiwi

Hopefully @bronzeagemantis has memed you into taking glycine but if not, here's what it does. (Long thread)1st, glycine is the smallest amino acid, it's found in collagen gelatin and meat.

geoffrey gertz

geoffreygertz

New publication! In @RIPEJournal, @jonasbunte, Alexa Zeitz (@Concordia) and I analyze the faltering global export credit regime. A thread with some key findings 1/https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09692290.2021.1916776 For decade

🇺🇸 3Days3Nights 🇺🇸

3days3nights

1: Fun with Numbers#QANONQ1234 tells us we will be unified on 11.11.18. Most thought this meant Nov 11th, 2018. Q also told us about a parade that “day”. I believe

Sue Fletcher-Watson

SueReviews

**NEW SURVEY KLAXON**Most of my research chat on here is about autism, but I'm also involved in some fantastic work on #preterm birth. We are now planning the next epoch

Russell Rosenblatt

rrosenblattmd

I am so excited for an exciting discussion! Big @LTxJournal journal club - the awesome @lizzieabymd (my SoMe partner in crime), my mentor and expert discussant @elizabeth_verna (DE), and superstar