#Journals

Mr. Possible of Oxbridge✨

Mrpossidez

A FEW THINGS I WISH I DID AS AN UNDERGRADUATE 1. I wish I listened less to what people had to say. I would be more forceful. I would have

Ibraheem Thurial B.

Afghan_Policy

Alright, so here comes a bit of a technical thread.Under what pretext was Anas Haqqani - a convicted & incarcerated prisoner - freed?A Presidential Pardon or something else?https://twitter.com/amnestysasia/status/1194560467290607617 Before going

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

[Thread] Protecting yourself from viruses ‘is not just about ventilation, it’s about humidity in rooms’ -Dr @laoneill111 on @NewstalkFM #Covid19 & here’s why... 1/ In autumn conditions, as across Europe

Phil Yin

YinPD

THREAD 1/15: The 26Mar2020 #MGH grand rounds was an excellent summary of #COVID19 pathogenesis, respiratory management, exploratory therapies, and developing science. Worth listening to in entirety, but summarizing some key

Bojan Pancevski

bopanc

Is It Safe to Reopen Schools? The empirical evidence and a growing body of scientific work say yes. My piece via ⁦@WSJ⁩https://www.wsj.com/articles/is-it-safe-to-reopen-schools-these-countries-say-yes-11590928949 Researchers and Europea

Dr Caitlin Green

caitlinrgreen

A 7th-century Anglo-Saxon glass drinking horn, from Rainham, London: https://www.britishmuseum.org/research/collection_online/collection_object_details.aspx?objectId=87164&partId=1 A 6th-century glass drinking horn from Rommersheim grav

Alex Kentikelenis

Kentikelenis

Softening the blow of Covid-19 in low- and middle-income countries: will the IMF and World Bank make things worse?In @LancetGH, we review policies & alternatives.Thread on article w/ @DanielaGabor @IsabelOrtizUN

Ian Lewins

ianlewins

A thread - Starting today as SoMe Editor for @BMJ_PO is a great opportunity to introduce you to an overlooked gem of a journal. I ran a recent totally unscientific

Patrick Koppenburg 🐧📷💻

PKoppenburg

A #thread on #penguins and why I like them. Of course I mean electroweak penguin decays. These are particle processes that can only happen in complicated ways. They got their

Tom Nichols

RadioFreeTom

My "end of year" file for work is always full. But like most professors, it's stuff that happens when we're not in a classroom and looks invisible to most people.

Ashley Love Sumrall, MD, FACP

AshleySumrallMD

Because I’m presenting an etalk and poster on #H3K27m gliomas tonight, I thought we could review them. Here’s a tweetorial for #SNO2019 #btsm @LevineCancer These tumors were “born” in 2016

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ynmnfleur

random questions to answer when u're hella bored ; a thread :D qrt ur answers ! 1. how's your heart ? 2. what are u most thankful for ? 3.

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

With so much attention on #COVID19 in children, time for an updated #tweetorial on what we do and don't know!We'll talk impact, risk, hyperinflammation syndrome, transmission, schools and moreLets go!1/21

Anita Goveas (30,560/40,000 novella words)

coffeeandpaneer

More things I've learnt from submitting more- if you're as bad as me at missing deadlines, it's helpful to know which journals are always open to submissions. Here is a

Brendon Neuen

brendonneuen

Almost all guidelines recommend SGLT2i as 2nd line in T2DM & CKD/HF if not achieving glucose control on metforminBut should “metformin 1st for all” be revisited given the latest trial

The Immunologist

eclecticbiotech

A thread on antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE) in #coronaviruses. While developing vaccines, treating patients with convalescent plasma, and considering immunity passports, we must first understand the complex role of antibodies in