#Wiley

Steve Joffe

SteveJoffe

1/ The history of human experimentation is endlessly fascinating (& troubling).I recently came across this 1932 study from Edvin Brusgaard demonstrating that the agent that causes herpes zoster (shingles) can

Andrew Ross

AndrewRoss82

Recently published in the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports (early view) “Nationwide sports injury prevention strategies: A scoping review”A thread - please feel free to share!! Co-authors:

Natalie Jackson

nataliemj10

As it turns out, I wrote my dissertation (10 years ago, eek!) on how people answer survey questions when they aren't relying on ideological or partisan cues. A brief thread

Kees van der Leun

Sustainable2050

NASA: April was the warmest on record, globally: +1.16°C above the 1951-1980 normal, ahead of 2016 and 2019. Between 4 and 9.4°C(!) above normal in the Arctic and Central Russia.

Andrew Whelton 🔥💧❄️🌪

TheWheltonGroup

This is an engaging discussion by @RA_Becks @julie_cart. In 2020, communities in California, Oregon, and elsewhere are facing confirmed or potential #wildfire drinking water contamination. We are currently helping stakeholders.

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Just published @CellCellPress "SARS-CoV-2 elicits robust, broad and highly functional memory T cell responses, suggesting that natural exposure or infection may prevent recurrent episodes of severe COVID-19" https://www.cell.com/c

Marlon Solomon

supergutman

One of the most important articles written about Antisemitism in Labour and how it's been misunderstood by@bengidley @b_mcgeever & David Feldman. A few the key points below but highly recommend

Arun Agrawal

gotonura

There is no conservation without addressing poverty, injustice, marginality, and oppression. Conservation "successes" that ignore social processes and outcomes, that ignore people, that are built on repression are NOT WORTH

Malcolm S. Ramsay

malcolmsramsay

A #WorldLemurDay thread on new and exciting lemur research led by Malagasy scientists! Andao andeha #MalagasyinSTEM#WorldLemurFestival First up, Bertrand Andriatsitohaina's work on mouse lemur and rodent distribution across NW Madagasca

Dallas Wood

dedubyadubya

This new paper plus recent twitter debate on Becker’s crime model made want to do a quick thread on how Becker stands up to the data. The way I see

Pigment Cell & Melanoma Research

PCMR_Wiley

It's Friday again! Today #InterviewFriday, we talk to @PatriciaPossik, #melanoma researcher at the Brazilian National Cancer Institute and co-senior author of a comprehensive review on #acral melanoma:https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi

Jade Eloise Norris

jadenozzz

On 'lockdowns don't work'...Sorry if it hurts, but they do.Sorry if this also hurts - but whether they 'work' is not the question. The question should be whether they are

Alan J Taylor

TaylorAlanJ

1/ So here is the final result on the Cranial Nerves poll.>50% responded that they were not taught CN’s at University In addition 56% who WERE taught it suggested they

Chris van Swaay

chrisvanswaay

Nitrogen deposition has negative effects on Swiss butterflies (https://conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/cobi.13744?s=09). Why has Nitrogen deposition become such an important threat for butterflies? 1/ N-deposition (mainly due

Marc Lipsitch

mlipsitch

Great that attention is remaining focused on #AMR a big problem. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2021/04/un-meeting-calls-more-action-less-talk-antimicrobial-resistance . But the relentless claims that this is primarily or large

Vikram

WhinerVikram

Lets do a short dive into the history of the finite element method. I will use just one paper (its cheating I know), appropriately named “A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE