#Studies

Last week I presented to the WHO Guidelines Development Group. It was targeted towards infectious disease epidemiologists, but many folks have asked me to share the presentation.So, here's a video
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I used to like the word "veggie(s)". It's cute. But I have seen that word so many times in the last 4 days I never wanna see it again. And
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Yes, that must be it. Thanks for playing.https://twitter.com/littmath/status/1279700988660768768 One thing that is totally bewildering right now is the number of people who accept these two premises:1) Social justice is very
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Doing pixelart in Aseprite really has shown me just how much I rely on the canvas zoom/rotate in clip, no wonder I struggle so much with anatomy I kinda want
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It is #PRIDE2020 and, like last year, I will be doing a different academic article or book every day. This year, I want to look at #LGBTQ intersectionality. We
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No they don’t. This is what people who don’t deeply understand statistics but want to sound smart say all the time. Correlation implies that you can consider causation, but doesn’t
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There's some infighting drama amongst academic philosophers again. There are a few extra ins and outs, but the short version is, certain factions are unhappy with how anti-trans philosophical work
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(kinda long) I finally realized something recently; I love drawing but it’s not drawing that I love, like sure I can have a great time drawing fabric + hair and
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One of the most valuable things I’ve realised since starting my PhD is how many studies that have pretty terrible methodologies or unrepresentative samples are reported by the media in
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This week's #TuesTreat is @DavidFeltmate an Associate Professor of Sociology at Auburn University at Montgomery. He is a sociologist of religion specialising in popular culture with a particular expertise in
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2 more studies about obesity and #COVID19Obesity w/ #SARSCoV2 and ventilationRetrospective, 124 pts- showed that obesity may be a risk factor for worse outcomes in #COVID19 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/32271993  https://twitter.com/TxID_E
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Today at 10am, with expert guest speaker @HSSMI, we'll be talking #circulareconomy and #manufacturing. Follow the conversation live here on Twitter, as we cover Waste, Supply Chain, Buy-in, Design and
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I’ve always been baffled by reports that large proportions of reviews contain offensive or demeaning language. I know it happens and it is never ok. But I’ve seen 1000s of
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Did I ever tell y'all that my 7th grade social studies teacher played in the NFL and was teammates with O.J.? Aiite so boom. Mind you this was 1997. This
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I didn't want to write this thread, but it seems the best way to expose a clown, check a fool, and inform an idiot on this forum, is by writing
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#CLST6 #ArchMethodsFor today's #CYO2, I listened to episode 26 of The Arch&Ant podcast titled "How do geneticists study complex traits in humans? How do ancestry tests work?". The guest of
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