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Céline Gounder, MD, ScM, FIDSA

celinegounder

1/ THE NUMBER ONE #COVID #coronavirus topic right now? SCHOOL REOPENING. Here's my first of a couple threads on the topic, starting with some thoughts on K-12. 2/ K-12 shouldn't

Chloe Shergold

ShergoldChloe

#AnimBehav2021 (1/6) If there is one thing to be learnt from the last 12 months is that our social environment is important for our well-being. Each of us have coped

The Election Wizard

Wizard_Predicts

In 2016, PA rejected slightly less than 1% of absentee ballots. There were about 266k absentees cast that year. In the 2018 midterm, PA rejected about 4.7% of absentee ballots.

Alex von Tunzelmann

alexvtunzelmann

I suspect what is really going on here, as with all the other times skilled and qualified officials have been fired because they supposedly weren’t Brexit enough, is that those

The Good Statistician

TheGoodStatsMan

This chart from the FT's graphics team intrigued me. It shows that March/April was unusually late for a viral infection causing excess deaths and that September/October is unusually early for

Dr., Dr. Central Scrutinizer, Esq. (6'3", 300 IQ)

Dictotron

This is not a doompill or a blackpill. This is rigor, in the interest of helping you form the best concept of Trump's way forward. We accomplish this by cutting

mark taylor

markrt

there's six days left to apply for this job @shefmethods about the impact of covid on the cultural sector with me, @SocSciMcAndrew, and @DrDaveOBrien, working with @valuingculture and @CreativePEC. some

Amy Salyzyn

AmySalyzyn

More thoughts on yesterday’s release of judicial expenses: https://www.fja.gc.ca/JudgesExpenses-DepensesJuges/index-eng.htmlIt’s true that information is aggregated such that it is not possible to conduct a detailed review of any partic

Joseph Gagnon

GagnonMacro

Especially since the global financial crisis, the efficient markets hypothesis has not been in high repute. Yet, economists implicitly rely on that hypothesis when they downplay concerns about currency manipulation.

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ Nothing to see here, Moderna edition: Like the @pfizer vaccine, the @moderna_tx vaccine led to more pregnancy loss in rat studies (the ONLY studies done). Vaccinated rats lost 16%

Chasing Demons

demons_chasing

Today I cried in the shower thinking about the Utrecht scale that's used on girls. That would diagnose almost all girls with dysphoria, when what they are likely experiencing is

Ben Eisen

benkerteisen

Two meaningful (more or less) nation-wide fiscal consolidations in my lifetime -a big one in the early 1990s and a smaller one in the 2010s. Both were achieved almost entirely

Phil Verhoef

DrPhilipVerhoef

Welp, #medtwitter, here we go. for context: I do both bc it gives me more time to work with residents (I'm an APD for our small IM program). while I

Will Blevins

willblev

https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-021-20911-3Excited to finally share our new article featuring some of the main findings from my PhD thesis about de novo gene birth in baker’s yeast. It was just published today

MoCoTeachersUnite - Paid Shutdown Now

mocoteachers

1/ SCHOOL REOPENING DEBUNKING MEGA THREAD. Despite rising COVID numbers and overflowing hospitals, there has been a massive effort on the national and local level to get kids back in

Brian Feroldi

BrianFeroldi

Not all network effects are created equallyKey question: Does 1 more connection create value for ALL other users, or just some?Ex: Ex: $FB If 1 more user joins $FB,it

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