#Journals

Chris van Tulleken 🏳️‍🌈

DoctorChrisVT

"When working with infants and their mothers, we need to be careful not to blindly diagnose every mewling and puking infant with #CowsMilkAllergy"New paper by @DrMunblit et al in @JAMAPediatrics

Megan L. Srinivas, MD MPH

YourlocalIDdoc

Let’s talk about herd immunity! A thread...(1/8) Herd immunity a type of protection that happens when enough people in a population are immune to an infectious disease, like the influenza

Elizabeth Stein

lizstein_

Today, @UWMedicine announced that it will no longer use race to calculate estimated glomerular filtration rate. This move came in light of concerns raised by UW medical students, including critical

Yelena Bogdan, MD, FACS, FAAOS

InvictaOrtho

[1/6] Calcaneus avulsion with a throwback for me personally. Technically Sanders 2, but more apt classification is Beavis (minus Butthead...) This is beavis 2 “beak” fracture, emergency. CT sums up

Matt Ashby

LessCrime

1) Criminology and criminal justice researchers want to influence policy and practice, but we as a discipline are systematically hiding our research from those who need it. If our research

Raffaele Piccolo

piccoloraf

1/ Cherry-picking by Meta-analysis: In a meta-analysis of 23 randomized trials comparing PCI vs. CABG, “Percutaneous coronary intervention was associated with higher all-cause, cardiac, and noncardiac mortality compared with CABG

Scott Lemieux

LemieuxLGM

Excellent piece by @jbouie on judicial supremacy:https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/22/opinion/down-with-judicial-supremacy.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage I am obliged to add that in addition to being normatively unde

Jennifer Wright

JenAshleyWright

You know who else liked universal day care? Americans during WWII.https://twitter.com/marshablackburn/status/1387581118933778434 In 1943, The Lanham Act allocated the modern equivalent of one billion dollars in government funds towards dayc

Judith Rietjens

JudithRietjens

Come see - @JAMAInternalMed made a patient page about #advancecareplanning ! https://ja.ma/2oNuTOJ There is some good and some bad news here 1/ The good news? The fact that this patient

Kristen Hanley Cardozo

KHandozo

OH MY GODhttps://twitter.com/louisathelast/status/1320379801757192198 Gonna just gesture to this threadhttps://twitter.com/khandozo/status/806171938234077184?s=21 My thread refers to American history, but I don’t think it’s irrelevant t

Swapnil Hiremath, MD, MPH

hswapnil

why do we get natriuresis with SGLT2i? Could it just be the simple fact that the 'S' in SGLT2i stands for sodium - so blocking sodium reabsorbtion in PT =

Xun-ling Au 歐迅灵

XunlingAu

Too many "articles" on the #MilkTeaAlliance treat it as a monolithic organisation instead of a fluid, loose coalition of diffrent movements/causes. Each movement contained is also not monolithic. It

Matthew Shugart

laderafrutal

Please, if you are teaching an overview of electoral system effects, consider using this. It is much more lawlike in its scientific derivation and empirically accurate than the (in)famous "law"

itamar mann

itamann

Threading together contributions from the new @Ger_Law_Journal special issue, Border Justice, co-edited with @ProfCCostello. I learned a lot from these! Thanks to @markard_chair and @MattHGoldmann for their diligent editorial support.

Dr. Tara C. Smith

aetiology

New @JAMA_current publication looking at recovered #COVID19 patients in Italy. The outcomes are concerning: a thread. /1 First, should note: these were all hospitalized patients, so those who were very

Kelly S. O’Donnell

KellyODonn

For anyone freaking out about the "market": My PhD is from Yale, I have a book contract and 5 articles in top journals, & have won multiple grants and fellowships