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My former colleague Yasmin Alibhai-Brown would be v.glad to see a + shift in attitudes to migration, but thinks the attitudes studies of the post-2016 shift are a myth (citing
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My grand mother,Shamala kulkarni got married when she was 17. Her education: till 4th standard in a Kannada school.Came to mumbai with 6 kids (4 daughters,2 sons),my mum was the
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So, contrary to things I'm seeing on Twitter, $GILD has NOT shown a mortality benefit for remdesivir this morning. It's suggested one, and that's very different.PR: https://www.gilead.com/news-and-press/press-room/press-releases
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President Donald Trump hopes a recount of votes will help keep President-elect Biden out of the White House, but as common as recounts may be, they rarely change the results
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What do men expect from diagnostics and treatment of lower urinary tract symptoms (#LUTS)? We performed a systematic review of patients’ values, preferences, and expectations and included 9235 patients from
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New archaeological evidence from Mexico provides the earliest dated evidence for human presence in the Americas—at 33,000 years ago!https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-53486868 *As an important note, this is archaeology, which is
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Do you really want to spend 2+ hours per day writing cold emails?You don't.It's tedious, time consuming, and annoying.Here's how to hire an $8/hr freelancer to write the emails for
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Trying to discredit Jewish critics of the IHRA definition, JNS’s Jonathan Tobin mischaracterizes their arguments while doubling down on the kind of tribal, chauvinist, & racist thinking that is at
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For #TransAwarenessWeek , some of my fav research investigating how gender impacts economic outcomes:1) "Transgender status, gender identity, & socioeconomic outcomes" by Carpenter et. al. finds transgender individuals have lo
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1 "Other thoroughgoing researchers started to move toward the paraphysical concept in the early 1950s. The British science writer Gerald Heard published 'Is Another World Watching?' in 1950, in which
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A lot of people don't understand how scientific conclusions are arrived at and it's quite sad, considering we depend a lot more on scientific conclusions more and more these days.
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Carter G. Woodson, the "Father of Black History Month", observed that in spite of Black Americans being central to the story of America, their accomplishments were largely neglected in the
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I open the cell thread WHAT IS A CELL?The cell is the basic biological, functional and structural unit of any living being and at the same time, the cell is
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Check out this article (and audio, linked in thread) from @hkanzaria about an integrated, proactive social medicine team to assist ED patients with complex needs. A brief thread (1/)https://twitter.com/hkanzaria/status/1341460736296423424 H
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I'm going to try to explain what a category is for people with no knowledge of them. So here goes: In a lot of pure math we study specific mathematical
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Le Sigh. Just ... Le Sigh. Can someone please save HP from herself. OMG this is a terrible terrible terrible piece. And also hilarious.a thread ...https://thecritic.co.uk/the-enduring-legacy-of-michel-foucault/ "Postcolonial theory, q
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