#Preprint

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

Based on the content of my mentions, I feel like I need to further debunk crazy #nCoV2019 / HIV conspiracy preprint. This is a thread doing so. 1/9 This paper

Jelle ⬅️1.5m➡️🤳van Dijk

theblub

I wrote a provocation, which is meant to provoke you, for the ACM Designing Interactive Systems #DIS2020 conference in Eindhoven, this July. Here's a short thread on what I am

@TIGERinSTEMM

tigerinstemm

Hello! Recently, we (@OptoLia +@HopeLouiseB--both physics ECRs ) had the opportunity to collaborate with @ProfRachelGaN (@cu_mat) +@erinmaochu (@ManMetUni) on an article published in the Science in Parl. Journal, @parlscicom. We

Lucy Seton-Watson

LucySetonW

1/2The issue about how to treat critically ill Covid patients in intensive care is important because it points the way towards developing treatment that works. Anyone interested should read: https://www.the-hospitalist.org/hospitalist/article/220301/

Ben Cowling

bencowling88

Our work on superspreading has just been published https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-1092-0, the preprint was posted a few months ago.https://twitter.com/bencowling88/status/1270549539154309121 Work done with @DillonCAdam @gmleungh

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

Oh look. The RECOVERY preprint is outI am glad I was a staunch advocate we adopt this asap as it was not a typical 'medicine by PR' because the manuscript

Health Nerd

GidMK

Today, this new preprint from John Ioannidis (of "Most Published Research Findings Are False" fame) went onlineAlready up to Altmetric of 541Let's do a rapid peer-review on twitter 1/n 2/n

Gerald Goh

gerald_goh

This headline is highly misleading! 33 mutations were identified in the study but this does NOT equate to 30 different strains. Only 11 viral isolates were sequenced so it's not

Mahan Ghafari

Mahan_Ghafari

(1/n) We gathered and analysed genetic and epidemiological data related to the #COVID19 outbreak in #Iran to gauge its size in late Feb - early Mar and estimate the likely

Maggie Walters

mkwalters3

My first preprint, "Hidden heterogeneity and its influence on dengue vaccination impact," aka is now @medrxivpreprint! 1/10https://twitter.com/medrxivpreprint/status/1173701181471956993 This work in @ndeckinstitute #PerkinsLab w

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

Very interesting new preprint by Eran Bendavid and colleagues reports seroprevalence estimates from Santa Clara county. Great to have seroprevalence work start to emerge, but I'd be skeptical of the

Leora Horwitz

leorahorwitzmd

*Caution, non-peer-reviewed preprint* Posted on @medrxivpreprint is our 1st look at characteristics and outcomes of #COVID19 patients @nyulangone. Will update for publication. But, here is early data in response to

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

In fact, this whole article feels like 2020, except that it was written 45 years ago.This whole blurb sounds very familiar.I am glad we continue to do the same things

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

Why do you often get confusing and contradictory messages from experts? Why does medical expert opinion sometimes seem incorrect, outdated, or even contrary to the evidence?1/ Medicine is really complicated.

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

This thread is valuable for a *lot* of reasons in its own right. I am going to use it as an eg of the importance of sampling and genomic epidemiology

Ricky Turgeon PharmD

Ricky_Turgeon

It looks like we have the (preliminary, preprint) results of our first RCT of renin-angiotensin blockers for the treatment of COVID-19. Some of my early thoughts 1/https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.08.04.20167205v1 2/ First, the