#Study

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

Today I am referencing again Tatuo Aida, 1921, Genetics 6. Title "On the Inheritance of Color in a Fresh-Water Fish, APLOCHEILUS LATIPES". https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1200522/pdf/554.pdf This is a landmark study b

Willem Heijboer

WillemHeijboer

Great and important that new original research is being performed on longstanding groin pain in athletes (but I might be a bit biased). Apart from terminology preferences, conducting and interpreting

Sukh Nijjer

SukhNijjer

Interesting Case from @GreggWStone which brings up lots of thoughts. (1) iFR/FFR discordance with angiographic finding is well established. Very 'tight' stenoses can be negative (& leads to much head

Sara Nayeem

SaraNayeem

A perennial question for small biopharmas is how to engage w/ scientific advisors. One caution is not to list as "advisors" people w/ whom you've had only one or two

Olga Kavran

OlgaKavran

As I leave @STLebanon, I take great pride in the continuation of the Inter-University Program on International Criminal Law and Procedure https://www.facebook.com/Inter-University-Program-on-International-Criminal-Law-and-Procedure-71206409

Barry makes comics

barrydeutsch

NBC's @nutritionistsam misleading her readers in the very first sentence of one of her pro-weight-loss articles. (I assume the misleading wasn't intentional).It's worth looking at because I've often seen results

Peter Grindrod

Peter_Grindrod

As the sun rises over the rim of Jezero Crater, two main reasons stand out to me as why the landing of @NASAPersevere later today is so important:(1) the geology,

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

https://www.rcpjournals.org/content/clinmedicine/early/2020/11/26/clinmed.2020-0839.full.pdfA very thoughtful team in Swansea systematically assessed the 31 positive PCR tests received through swabbing in summer 2020. Despite the often rude

Kurt Gray

kurtjgray

Some advice for job talks. You can't simply stitch together 3 15-min talks. You need to tell a single story that you explicitly reiterate as you go through your data.

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

MAJOR BREAKING NEWS (NBC): As many schools (K to college) are announcing re-opening plans that depend significantly on taking students' temperatures, a new study reveals those under 35 are less

HUNTER AVALLONE

HunterAA6

Here's why medicare for all should be a RIGHT WING position. A thread: It'll be better for the economy! A medicare for all system would actually be 13% cheaper overall

Timothy Schmidt, MD

TMSchmidtMD

Interesting paper in @BloodAdvances confirms prognostic importance of MRD- in NDMM and RRMM (again!) http://tinyurl.com/yyoygprq . Important context: 5y OS of MRD- in TE NDMM pts was 71%, worse than @WinshipAtEmory

Jon Deeks

deeksj

Only evidence for accuracy of UK-Rapid Test Consortium Covid-19 AbC test is flawedOver a week ago with @sarahboseley I asked for transparent reporting of RTC study that says test has

Nebraska Law

UNLCollegeofLaw

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. To celebrate we’re sharing stories from couples who found love at #NELaw. We know so many other alumni also found love while in

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and_furiouser

Something I noticed doing humanities is you can basically coast through doing a minimum of readings as long as you are an eloquent writer with a creative imagination. I could

Leticia Kawano-Dourado 🇧🇷

leticiakawano

1/ Our study is out on the @bmj_latest TOCILIZUMAB added to the standard of care did not improve clinical outcomes in hospitalized pts with severe Covid19Let me walk you through

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