#Risks

Sally Lewis

RslewisSally

Covid recovery in the NHS...a threadThe pandemic has had a huge impact on the delivery of services to patients and it's our duty to maintain good outcomes for as many

Sahir Rai Bhatnagar

syfi_24

Check out our new preprint on a new parametric approach to survival analysis https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.10264 #epitwitter with #rstats package https://cran.r-project.org/package=casebase (THREAD 1/n) Did you know that Cox himself isn&

Jen Heemstra

jenheemstra

You've no doubt seen talk about "reopening" the country. In Georgia, it's even happening. Is this a good idea? We say that we need more testing in order to know.

Dave Weiskopf's Haunted Mansion

daveregrets

This is such great work. Rising 2Ls have more leverage over the direction the legal industry takes than any other group across society. To use that leverage effectively, this is

Neil Kadagathur

neilk2332

The consumer credit landscape has experienced some major changes, almost overnight. Things will be really different going forward... (1/n) Credit risk profiles of existing lenders books changed overnight. What once

Dave Wasserman

Redistrict

I've heard some analysts argue a SCOTUS fight will help Trump by shifting "what 2020 will be about" from his mismanagement of COVID to a more straightforward partisan cage match.That

Rachel Cohen

rmc031

I had a chance to read @AlecMacGillis's new story on remote learning. https://www.propublica.org/article/the-students-left-behind-by-remote-learning It's definitely worth a read, but I do feel some important aspects of school reopen

Krishna Gade

krishnagade

One of the single biggest contributions of COVID-19 to businesses world-wide and society as a whole is that it has made everyone a data analyst and hungry for more insights.

Rich Homie Kyle

kwill1000

1... I moved to Dallas to work in tech, I’ve always wanted to be in tech sales. I was thrilled to be recruited by a startup company with a promising

Robert H Frank

econnaturalist

Economic Naturalist Question #19. Why are dramatic political shifts so difficult to predict? #EconTwitter In an earlier thread, I explored why introductory economics courses appear to leave little lasting imprint

Frank Cottrell-Boyce

frankcottrell_b

Thread about children’s books:1Children’s books are important. Important economically (Harry Potter is worth more than most industries). Important culturally (name a better expression of our best side than the Paddington

Angry NY Mom - #keepNYCschoolsopen

angrybklynmom

The reason that so many parents in NYC are angry about the rollercoaster with schools is that we have been lied to and gaslit so many times. Since March, we

Alon Levy (u/uni)

alon_levy

Am I going to need to take a week or two to write an outline for how to do it and actually get infrastructure out of it rather than reports?https://twitter.com/samjmintz/status/1313855312986869761

Thomas House | 托马斯豪斯 | توماس هاوس

TAH_Sci

"Herd immunity" and "protect the vulnerable", a thread. These terms have become very divisive, and having an extreme libertarian group promote them doesn't help. But for me, they reflect the

Mill Valley News

millvalleynews

Time for patron input. Speakers will be given three minutes each, and it looks like there will be quite a few. Brent Smith, DHS student body president, calls for in-person

Rodrigo Fernandez

fernandezamster

Read our new SOMO report: Private gains we can ill afford - The financialisation of Big Pharmahttps://www.somo.nl/private-gains-we-can-ill-afford/?noredirect=en_GBIn this report we explore the extent to which the 27 largest pharmaceutical companies