#Studies

Eric Topol

EricTopol

When we don't measure important stuff.A thread about the immune response to #SARSCoV21. Since serology/IgG can be readily measured, this is what is conventionally used to assess an individual's responseThat's

Mahmoud Rasmi

Decafquest

thread.1/ I am an idiot because i thought i could leave Lebanon to pursue my graduate studies and come back to get involved in the educational scene to teach philosophy.

Aaron Tang

AaronTangLaw

As a parent and educational equity advocate, I want kids to be back in school ASAP too. But to make the case for doing that, it's not enough just to

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

There is no necessity to do this at all. There is nothing remarkable about this virus. Yes, it’s probably of a lethality equal to the more severe influenza seasons. No

Lucy D’Agostino McGowan

LucyStats

We are officially 14 days, or one #COVID19 quarantine, from Christmas Since folks are likely considering quarantining before gathering this season @Ymax, @JustinLessler & I put together a quick explainer

James Aycock, data nerd 📈

firstresponses

Memphis/Shelby CountyCovid Wk-In-Review* Lots of talk about schools, but...* What level of risk do we think is acceptable?* Cases continue to drop* But we're still at "Highest risk of transmission

ʿAqīl

aqilazme

“If we aspire to have nūr emerging in our midst, then we must emulate the West”The only nūr that would emerge then is this neūrotic obsession to be patted on

Jean Paul Zodeaux

JeanPaulZodeaux

NPR thinks they can cover their ass by using the word "invented" in the question of the origin of the novel coronavirus. Let's follow the threads of evidence and see

IzzyBear713 ( Anarco-cancelist)

Bellaj0713

The reason I don't like cis people acting like the know it all authority on trans issues is really simple I'll spell it out. It's the same reason Maine Trans

The Hans Scholl Liberation Front

uTobian

Autism is an epidemic. The first autism prevalence study (Treffert, 1970) showed an autism rate of less than 1 in 10,000 kids. Today the autism rate in the U.S. in

The Clinical Scientist

TheClinSci

A basic thread on critical appraisal for those who don't know where to start/have low confidence. Aiming to share links+resources here.First, get ready for ACTIVE reading. Don't let the words

Dr. Ben Gbenro

bengbenro

D solution to incessant ASUU strike is total autonomy for universities. They shd fix fees, pay salaries, develop infrastructures etc. Govt can continue wth Tetfund intervention in some critical areas

Rapid Tests

RapidTests

The FDA has a well-intentioned requirement for asymptomatic data.But that requirement greatly slows down progress on rapid tests, and new data suggests it isn't even necessary anymore! In light of

chris cappa

CappaSnappa

In #atmoschem, collaborative field & lab campaigns are a great way to move science questions forward. But these studies create challenges for credit and coauthorship. Following conversations with @chemdelphine, here

Wes Pegden

WesPegden

Quick thread on evidence being presented that schools are main drivers of transmission (and here: primary aged children just as much!).There really are papers claiming to show some of these

Wrapping-Paper Sized Tupperware Owner

SizedPaper

Re: CDC advisories that just dropped: 1. Studies show schools keep about the same rate of community spread as the community - in a lot of chicago zip codes that

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