#Researchers

Abdulmohsen T. Alduwaisan

atalduwaisan

Febreze: A Mini CelebrationA thread.#Febreze #QualitativeResearch #Innovation Febreze was rolled out in the mid-1990s after several years of testing. It was positioned as a product that could eliminate unwanted odors.

Rebecca Darby

SkorpionUK

ICYMI: German virologist does field research, finds that #COVID19 seems not to stay viable on surfaces and human-to-human transmission is primary/only vector: https://www.thelocal.de/20200402/how-german-scientists-hope-to-find-answers-on-coronavirus-

Whores of Yore

WhoresofYore

The motif of ‘vagina dentata’, or ‘toothed vagina’, is found in folklore around the world. This myth suggests that a woman can castrate a man, using her toothed vagina as

Los Angeles Times

latimes

Decades ago, the Los Angeles coast was a hidden dumping ground for thousands of barrels of acid sludge laced with the toxic pesticide DDT. The ocean buried the evidence for

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DrOlufunmilayo

A 42 year old man in USA went to hospital due to ‘stabbing pain’ in his testicles. He was later tested and found to have Coronavirus.Over 25 health workers and

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

ashishkjha

Dexamethasone RecoveryTrial data outNot yet peer-reviewed but thank goodness for preprintA few reflections1. The randomization worked. The groups were pretty balanced2. They pre-specified their subgroups. That's importantSo the results?

Noteworthy

noteworthy_ie

THREAD This important and timely proposal on genomics is now 90% funded thanks to your generous support. We would love to get to 100% to start the research. See the

Ohio Dept of Health

OHdeptofhealth

We recently exceeded 50,000 followers on Twitter. We started the month of March with approximately 10,000 followers. As we reflect on what the past month has brought us, we want

Sam

SamPandemic

What is one of the biggest lies society tells us?"I think you are not happy"A thread... Office shift ends at 16:00Amanda shuts her system down, leaves the office to catch

elia ♡

eliakrathore

Came across a really cool theory proposing that many disorders of the mind, like depression and anxiety, can be thought of as a kind of mental rigidity. A metaphor for

Matt McCarthy

DrMattMcCarthy

NEW: There's an emerging argument that masks don't actually work. It's based on a recent study published by the CDC, which reportedly showed that 85% of mask-wearers contract #COVID19. This

Aspheric News

AsphericNews

HEALTH: Inhaled asthma drug shortens Covid recovery, study findsA thread https://asphericnews.com/2021/04/13/health-inhaled-asthma-drug-shortens-covid-recovery-study-finds/ An inhaled drug commonly used for asthma has been shown to shorten

Oopsies

seli_joan

Psychology question thread The ability of the nervous system to change in response to experience or the environment? A molecule, usually a drug, that binds a receptor molecule and initiates

Ash 🧸💰

MONEYBAGGSZN

PRODUCTIVITY THREAD If you’re the schedule or routine type of person this is for youTAKE SOME NOTES Start with weekly goals you want to meet. Take the time to

David W. Lawson

DavidWLawson

Been thinking about this a lot lately, so here goes… Fellow anthropologists, what exactly is stopping you from finding local collaborators & coauthors in your research? #decolonizing #anthropology I get

society inhabitant

nixonist

Yearly cursed/nightmarish science articles thread. Will include articles from past years for completeness since old threads have been lost. (04/25/2017) An artificial womb successfully grew baby sheep — and humans