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Matt McCarthy

DrMattMcCarthy

UPDATE: Coronavirus is the only respiratory virus I have ever encountered that causes inflammation of blood vessels (vasculitis). One of the great challenges in #COVID medicine is understanding why so

Kevin J.S. Zollman

KevinZollman

I think we, as teachers, need to be on the lookout for how our own judgment about the right way to teach might be effected by common cognitive and inductive

Charlie

CharlieExRx

Reversing the damage of the modern lifestyle: Upper Crossed Syndrome A THREAD Upper Crossed Syndrome (UCS) is the disorder you didn't even know you had. a 2016 study found that

Junia

mjstainbank

Imagine you own a t-shirt company, and 1,000 reps offer to repair, repackage and sell your used and factory default t-shirts for marginally lower-income consumers in over 200 cities. They

Sasha 🎯

mindsetsasha

5 Tips To Stop Feeling Like You Are Behind In Life(you're not)Here's what I learned on my own journey// THREAD // 1. Realize People Aren't 100x Better Than You!No one

Sam Feldman 🌹

srfeld

Some of the NYC mayoral candidates are including residency requirements for cops (requiring them to live within the 5 boroughs) as a major part of their police reform plans. Here's

Yarrow Axford

yarrowaxford

Excited to share a new review paper w/Anne de Vernal & @biggreenplanet (bosses of paleoceanography and glaciochemistry) that asks: When in the Holocene was Greenland warmer than today, and WHAT

Jordan Moore

jordanmoore

New Twitter thread series: Conversations with the most significant figures in human history via GPT-3.Episode 1 — Jesus Christ.Note: this is the unedited, raw output. Things get VERY interesting towards

Andy Bradshaw

Andy_bradshaw94

Thread 1/11 - Check out the latest paper from the RESOLVE team - published in @PalliativeMedJ - on understanding the processes and mechanisms underpinning the successful implementation of outcome measures

Eddie ''BigTechTruster'' Banjo

banjo_eddie

the greatest trick American liberals ever pulled was gaslighting conservatives into trusting the "institutional pillars" of "our democracy" "is that a reputable news source?""is that a peer-reviewed study?

Charlotte Summers

charlot_summers

There seems to be some confusion, even @rcplondon, regarding what is known about the role of therapies targeting IL-6 in COVID-19 so I thought I would attempt a thread to

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

People are hammering that @FDRLST article about vaccines but I don't see the issue. We absolutely should not be vaccinating young people before every high-risk person is vaccinated, and we

Neil Mosley

neilmosley5

‘A “very large proportion” of university students do not like online learning and “do not wish to ever experience it again”’ - interesting report from Australia and one that shouldn’t

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

Recent estimates (including our analysis led by @timwrussell: https://www.eurosurveillance.org/content/10.2807/1560-7917.ES.2020.25.12.2000256) have suggested 0.5–1% of COVID-19 infections may potentially be fatal overall. Some have inter

Kirill Shamiev

kirlant

Some talk about racism in Russia in relation to its minorities. I know something about ethnic-based divides, hazing, and violence in the Russian military. If you’re unfamiliar, you will be

Black In Neuro

BlackInNeuro

[#NeuroRacism | Phrenology ] Phrenology was the study of head shapes and sizes. It was a pseudoscience wildly popular between 1820-1850.Surprisingly, its beginnings did not completely overlap with race. Instead,

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