#Outcomes

Danyaal Raza

DanyaalRaza

Canada is not immune. A short thread on why.“[Y]ou excel in normal times by stressing what’s needed the least, and then when we have an emergency and the need is

Cem Karsan 🥐

jam_croissant

1/x In my1st year in the pits of Chicago, I quickly learned a favorite pastime of idle traders on a Friday w/nothing trading was to create a humorously absurd challenge

Ian James Parsley

ianjamesparsley

This has proved popular, and there is truth in it. There are also, however, a lot of correlations which are in fact utterly unproven.Are we learning what we need to

Matt Fletcher

longevitymatt

This chart shows cumulative ONS weekly mortality data up to 10 April. Despite light mortality at the start of the year, another two weeks of experience similar to the last

Dr. Karen Winkfield

DrWinkfield

A2: #TLCtransform asks what is black #breast cancer... Dissertation below. 1/ #BreastCancer is a spectrum of diseases that can impact anyone at any time. Unfortunately, black women (and men!) often

Eric Cressey

EricCressey

A Thread on Managing Competing Demands1/ Every training intervention with noble intentions should always be undertaken with consideration of corresponding negative outcomes across multiple systems. Examples... 2/ Pre-training foam rolling

Lavanya Mohan

lavsmohan

Today I went through 20+ resumes to shortlist candidates for a position we are seeking to fill. And I shortlisted exactly 1. Here's everything that you SHOULDN'T do if you're

Ron H

Rhodesiensical

@UREssien Hey Dr. Essien, I'm helping with a video for my medical school on the disparities in covid's outcomes with regards to race and heard that you mentioned a stat

Jonathan Newman

NewmanJ_R

Many years ago, I had a lunatic roommate who would remove people's clothes from the laundry machines mid-cycle, throw temper tantrums like a child, and set the thermostat to crazy

Rebecca Jones

RebeccaAntonie

NEW PAPER ALERT Systematic review evaluating the impact of behavioural weight management interventions on mental health.http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/obr.13150 (1/5) We found:- Small improvements to some aspects of mental health- No evidence of

Nikhil Krishnan

nikillinit

One of the dark things we're going to discover is the number of shittier health outcomes that are going to come from the non-COVID populations whose care we're delaying to

{Highest Quality} R'eka

Kitsune86

Previous failures are not predictors of future outcomes. I need to remind myself of that some days.I’ll be kind to myself we can do this. This can be done Last

P H Lee

P_H_Lee

There's a really common pattern of miscommunication about writing:Reader: "The stakes weren't high enough for me"Writer: "The villain is literally trying to end the multiverse how much higher do you

Faizan Siddiqi

faizansiddiqi

We are bad at dealing with ambiguity and its known to get worse when there's money on the table. Typically we can take better risks by using a pencil, not

Marco Rogers

polotek

There is a lot to unpack here.https://twitter.com/johncutlefish/status/1167268403599441920 The thing that has been stuck in my head is this idea of "knowledge work". My loose definition for this is the rise

nylah burton

yumcoconutmilk

Sometimes I feel like we’re encouraged to seek therapy out at all costs and it makes it harder to admit when a therapist isn’t helping us or is actively making