#Journals

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

There are at least 4 possible reasons why some people with COVID have little or no symptoms.1) A rapid immune response that conquers the virus2) Pre-existing cross reactive immunity3) Genetic

Chris M. Herbst

ChrisMHerbst

Some really thought-provoking stuff here from @clairecm on whether the fallout from COVID-19 will lead to improvements in worker conditions.I have few a thoughts on the child care dimension.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/10/upshot/coronavirus-future

Joe Pierre, MD

psychunseen

1/12 THREAD on ECT:ECT has been demonized for decades (thanks Miloš Forman) despite it being one of the most rapidly effective interventions in all of psychiatry, often when previous interventions

Jason Haw

jasonhaw_

[a thread on Taiwan's #COVID19 response]Got interested since a lot of experts have been praising Taiwan lately with their response - let me share some of what I found, as

Dr. Nicole Bedera

NBedera

When anti-violence advocates insist that sexual violence is more harmful for victims than perpetrators, stories like these are the ones that flood our mentions. But how do we make sense

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

Okay, new paper out in @TheLancetInfDis. Yes, this guy was reinfected. Yes, he got sicker the second time around. No, it doesn't mean that this is common or that reinfection

John Mafi

jnmafi

1/10 Finished 1 week as @UCLAHealth COVID-19 ward (non-ICU) attending. Here is a brief summary of what I learned with help from an outstanding team @SaumitraThakur Jayasree Sundaram, Wen-Ching Tran,

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

A short smattering of the research I'm following this week re #COVID19, and why my editorial take on why these matter: 1. Not surprisingly, but quite relevant to those of

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

Every day it seems like there’s a slew of new research about #COVID19 …and news stories to go along with them. Between January and May, an estimated 23,000 papers came

Dr Mark Guthridge

Dr_M_Guthridge

1/ ThreadMyalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome #MECFSIs it really that bad?Trigger warnings: The studies below paint a very bleak picture#MyalgicE #SickNotWeak #pwME #MyalgicEncephalomyelitis #ChronicIllness #MedEd #MedTwitter #SickNotWe

Mage noir ☭

Charlucescu

Contre-feuComme la chose n'est pas très intéressante, c'est la dernière fois que je parle de Jérôme et de son compte de névrosé. Alors, faisons-le bien, même si je sais qu'il

Peter G. Klein

petergklein

A toilet paper article even @oliverbeige will like. The issue is supply chains. TP for the home is produced and sourced differently than TP for office and school. 1/https://marker.medium.com/what-everyones-getting-wrong-about-the-toilet-paper-shortag

Michael Anenburg

manenbu

I love a good font. Here are my top 3 fonts that I see in geoscience journals. Short thread.(Comic Sans is not one of them) Journal of Geology uses a

ljw

levijohnwolf

@GeogBristol's final instalment of the Quantitative Geography Progress reports is online from @ProgHumGeog! In it, we take a decisive stance on what the future of quantitative geography ought to look

Philippe Lemoine

phl43

Je suis très sceptique sur l'hydroxychloroquine depuis le début, mais cette étude ne démontre absolument pas que ça augmente le risque de décès de ~33% et ça m'amuse beaucoup de

Chris Pickett

ChrisPickett5

Some personal news:My employer @resbiom will likely be out of money come 2021, which means I’m looking for a new job.I'm disappointed, and petrified to look for a job during