#Variability

Federico Andres Lois

federicolois

1/n Epidemiological models are underdetermined. What @pjakma is doing is showing exactly that. You have to fight underdetermination with tooth and nails. I have wrote about this before, but as

Mike Thompson

MikeTPhD

Interesting study findings in @JAMA_current article published yesterday: 1) The 5-year survival benefit assoc with heart tx varied across centers, and 2) High survival benefit centers performed heart tx for

Eva de Hullu

EvadeHullu

Let's bring life back to psychology, by looking at humans as if they are living things. This clear perspective put forward by Gomez-Marin and Ghanzanfar opens the gates for all.

Jake Vogel

_JakeVogel_

Does Alzheimer’s disease pathology spread through the brain consistently across the population? We delve into this in our paper “Four distinct trajectories of tau deposition identified in Alzheimer’s disease”, now

vpapupdates

vpapupdates

One of the many challenges to trying to understand if COVID-19 has "peaked" in Virginia is the issue of testing. First, the # of tests results reported each day varies.

Benjamin Zuckerberg

ZuckerbergLab

1/25 #BOUsci20 #SESH7 Excited to be talking about fitting the lens of climate change on 21st century bird conservation at #BOUsci20 #ornithology #climatechange 2/25 #BOUsci20 #SESH7 Just wanted to thank

Conor Harris

Conor_Harris_

A thread on how to use a bodyweight squat as an assessment for mobility & how to significantly improve squat mechanics for the weightroomThe squat is a measurement of the

Greg Jericho

GrogsGamut

John Howard 31 May 2007: "We both accept the need for a target but, unlike those who sit opposite, those on this side of the House say that you have

Joris Meys

JorisMeys

COVID is characterized by clusters, rather than sustained transmission like e.g. flu. This determines variability in numbers (high) and actions we should take (early and decisive).A short thread on the

Anne Wyllie

awyllie13

AND IT’S LIVE: our latest pre-print, on the use of saliva as a diagnostic sample for #SARSCoV2 testing, from the massive team effort on Yale’s #COVID19 response @YaleSPH @YaleEMD @YaleMed

Jessica Lee

jesssileee

New paper alert! Now published in @SageQJEP with @LlewMills, Brett Hayes, and Evan Livesey. Something that I've been thinking about for YEARS - is there a better way to analyse

Dre Vet Charlotte Devaux

VetoNutri

Bon Twitter faut qu'on parle des aliments marketés pour chats seniors, je viens de lire une étude édifiante, je vous en fait un petit thread Déjà il n'y a pas

Lauren Heathcote, PhD

LCHeathcote

Do #qualitative interviews cause #distress when used for sensitive topics and/or in sensitive populations?A thread (& case study with #cancer #survivors).1/5 2/5 #Qualitative research is ideally suited to gain rich

Karolina Lempert

karolinalempert

My paper on autobiographical memory and intertemporal choice is out now in Scientific Reports! A thread...https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-63373-1 Do individual differences in how we decide about the future reflect individual differences in

Corey Wallace

CoreyJWallace

Japan COVID-19 Stats Update 5: Things have continued to improve these last two weeks. Surely plenty of speculation as to why in the months ahead; and with the state of

Teri Kanefield

Teri_Kanefield

Donald wants to know how the GOP gets people to vote against their own self-interests. Answer: The GOP propaganda machine is designed to play on their fears.Do you all know