#Uncertainties

Honey B. ⛅ | Cursed wooden block

BadgerH86

OK. I admit it! I do have an idea of hrhs being almost in their thirties that is linked to another thing I'm wrinting where everything is sad and sexc

Dr Raul Pacheco-Vega

raulpacheco

Thread on my insistence in discussing uncertainty in health policy decision-making related to COVID-19.When I was doing my PhD, I took a class with Dr. Terre Satterfield: “Science, Technology and

Eric Topol

EricTopol

The Phase 1 of the @moderna_tx #SARSCoV2 vaccine results published @NEJM today and they are very encouraging for immune response and safety in 45 healthy people, 2 shots, increasing doses

Ooni Enitan Ogunwusi

OoniAdimulaIfe

I got tagged on Twitter a few months back from a young man who made a brilliant pencil drawing of myself, in my appreciation for his art I invited him

Richard Betts

richardabetts

4C global warming by 2100 seems to be much more likely than a lot of people realiseIt doesn't even need one of the highest emissions scenarios. RCP6.0 (considered likely with

Dr. James O'Donoghue

physicsJ

A Galactic Year is the time it takes our solar system to orbit the Milky Way. It takes ~230 million years to finish one and we actually undulate up and

Peter Tang

petertangck

@EdReports is providing info on how high quality instructional materials can support remote learning. Important as educators, district leaders, parents figure out how to do high quality learning for fall

Sewell Chan

sewellchan

If either nominee dies or withdraws before the Nov. 3 election, his party — @DNC or @GOP — has to designate the replacement. But whether there's enough time for that nominee

CovModel

CovModel

We've used our #Scotland #SIR model to interpret most recent sero tests published a few hours ago by @EEID_oxford. We propose a workflow to assess "rho" one of the biggest

balajis.com

balajis

Getting herd immunity may not work.It may just make the virus endemic.And if you make the virus endemic you won't be able to "protect seniors" or any other vulnerable group.That

Jon Coles

JonColes01

1. Ofqual has released information on accuracy of grading: roughly 45-65% at A level depending on subject. See graph - each blob is a subject: middle top is biology- most

visa is almost done ✍🏾📖

visakanv

a thing about being “real” or “authentic” on social media: you can’t properly analyze this without accounting for the way in which the the medium itself distorts and shapes the

Alain Deckers

Alain_Deckers

"Follow the science" A thread about science and policy. 1/N Who am I to opine about this? I'm a scientist (physics degree). I have a masters degree in science and

Emily

EmilyMachina

Honestly, a lot of communists on here are acting downright insufferable and callous towards the genuine pain felt by many disillusioned people right now, and it's unbecoming. It may give

Scott Schaeffer

The_Dr_S

"Advice on the use of masks in the context of COVID-19"- World Health Organization, April 6, 2020https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/331693/WHO-2019-nCov-IPC_Masks-2020.3-eng.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y "There is curren

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

People who disagree with my take on (hydroxychloroquine/masks/Trump/whatever) looooove quote tweeting this back at me, presumably to underscore that I was WRONG and lack credibility. So I’d like to take