#Journals

Tweeting Historians

Tweetistorian

Hey everyone! My name’s Evan aka @LevineRx & I’m talking over #twitteristorian to tell you about the #archaeology of #Greece’s Cycladic islands! I just docked on #Naxos for 2 weeks

Dr. Arielle Baker

ArielleLBaker

"It’s easier for organizations to offer an implicit bias training than to take a long, hard look and overhaul the way they operate. The reality is, even if we could

Anderson Brito

AndersonBrito_

Quando a pandemia chegou na costa leste dos EUA, nosso grupo na @YaleSPH passou a sequenciar genomas do coronavírus, e a divulgar os resultados semanalmente no http://COVIDTrackerCT.com → https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/arti

Cara Jackson

cara__jackson

We talked about Hattie’s use of the term “effect sizes” in class last night and I woke up still annoyed by this ridiculous “zone of desired effects” image 1/10 Bob

GI Journal Club

GiJournal

Good evening! Excited to discuss an article by @drkeithsiau published in @AmCollegeGastro focusing on colonoscopy training, with expert commentary by @Samir_Grover from @UofT. Lets beginhttps://journals.lww.com/ajg/Abstract/2020/02000/Colonoscopy_Dir

Jorge A. Caballero, MD

DataDrivenMD

Great question - The threshold of 94% for blood oxygen saturation is relevant when deciding whether to administer Remdesivir in a patient with #COVID19.We can learn A LOT about Trump’s

Lauren Heathcote, PhD

LCHeathcote

1/5 What people with #cancer can teach us about surviving the #coronavirus pandemic: a thread 2/5 Earlier this week @picardonhealth published this @globeandmail article Core takeaway: people living with &

Josh Twining

JoshuapTwining

Was delighted to have some of our research investigating how small carnivores are adapting to human modified landscapes in Ireland featured on #BBCHomeGround. Watch it here: https://bbc.in/3er0XO7 Here is a short

Azmat Khan

AzmatZahra

After the U.S. raid targeting Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, NPR's @DanielEstrin & @lalarian uncovered claims that Syrian civilians were killed & wounded, tracking down a survivor. A year later, NPR followed up on

Maneesh

Maneesh312

We know these are desperate times and everyone wants to do everything within their abilities to save their people. But, convalescent plasma should be avoided by all means now, as

Alex Stevens

AlexStevensKent

The government’s response to @CommonsScotAffs report on problem drug use, led by Kit Maltouse, is mostly a shoddy piece of work. You can read it at https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5801/cmselect/cmscotaf/698/69802.htm. Here are som

Dr Charlie Gardner

CharlieJGardner

Important piece from @GeorgeMonbiot - of course climate change is driven by overconsumption in the rich world, not overpopulation in the majority worldBut he makes another, often forgotten point... (1/n)https://www.theguardian.com/commentis

Jim Woodgett

jwoodgett

1/ This is a lucid and very well thought out article on Covid-19 that touches on the key elements that must be addressed. It’s from a US perspective but Canada

Shifu

MingTheFiveNine

I take my spouses mental health very seriously. Black men haven’t been allowed a space to vent, be vulnerable, and heard and I try to fight that as much as

Matt Barnum

matt_barnum

1/Twelve studies on what the Great Recession meant for schools — hinting at what another downturn will mean https://www.chalkbeat.org/2020/4/22/21230992/great-recession-schools-research-lessons-coronavirus 2/Education spending fell and didn't rec

Julie Silver, MD

JulieSilverMD

This is an evidence-based history lesson for #MedTwitter with a survey at the end for you to weigh in on next steps. For 20+ years #WomenInMedicine & allies have been