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Jacob T. Levy

jtlevy

Critiques of the Michael Anton op-ed against birthright citizenship and jus soli have rightly focused on the fraudulent use of sources and on, well, all the racism.But that shouldn't lead

Jonathan Kimmelman

KimmelmanJ

If you participate in a #cancer phase 1 trial, what are the chances of receiving a drug, at the right dose, that will eventually be approved for your cancer? About

Josh - Data Analyst in Nashville

ifihadastick

Since the Task Force, specifically @alexjahangir has decided to pick outlier anecdotes and obscure statistics with no context in order to advocate for continued closure of schools (all while his

Daniel Kreiss

kreissdaniel

I am teaching our core graduate communication theory course this fall @UNCHussman. I have taught it once before, and it is clear that our field is long overdue for a

Chetan Shenoy

cshenoy3

It’s been over 2 months since the first descriptions of cardiac manifestations of Covid-19. There have been many papers and reviews on this topic. What have we learned about how

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

Are we quarantining millions of people unnecessarily? Article by @apoorva_nyc on pitfalls of #COVID19 PCR for quarantine / public heatlth action / policy. *Disclaimer* the article is based on

Civil War On This Day

CivilWarOTD

General Henry Warner Slocum was born #OTD in 1827, in Onondaga County, NY, near Syracuse. He finished school at age 16 and was certified to teach, which he did for

Thomas Christie Williams

Williams_T_C

as lockdown is lifted across the UK and Ireland, what could happen in paediatric emergency departments and hospitals this summer? a 1/n firstly, some contextin the first year of the

Joshua Loftus (defundNYPD.com)

joftius

Thread about activism and academic research (economics & political science in particular)There's a manipulation/intervention theory of causality, that causality is about what we could feasibly change through some hypothetical action

Dr Martina Jelocnik

MartinaJelocnik

Thread: Well, I can tell you that @usceduau @Genecology #Chlamydians have been little bit busy lately We barrage you with our latest lot of papers mainly about #chlamydia #koalas

Helen Ward

profhelenward

A thread on our research pre-printed yesterday (not peer-reviewed) on the prevalence in England of antibodies against the virus that causes COVID-19. Full paper below 1/nhttps://www.imperial.ac.uk/media/imperial-college/institute-of-global-

Shantanu Gaur M.D.

shangaur

1/Curious about the links between #overweight, #obesity, and #COVIDー19?Let’s go one layer deeper than the headlines.Here is a summary of the data so far reported in accepted manuscripts and pre-prints

Christopher Deutsch

dr_cdeutsch

I was going to send out a mean-spirited retweet to express my frustration with academics from one field refusing to engage with history while implying mastery of related topics. I

Jessie Fredlund

JessieFredlund

Please do not underestimate how dangerous kind of thinking is. Ecofascism is rising, fast.Let's unpack what's going on here (THREAD)....1/https://twitter.com/business/status/1200078223037673472 The original report is available here: https://a

Jennifer Doleac

jenniferdoleac

As a researcher, I now take as given that unnecessary escalation of incidents (e.g. to arrests/violence), as well as racial bias, are both (related) problems in policing. The question is

Caitlin Rivers, PhD

cmyeaton

In April an average of ~2,000 people died of coronavirus in the US each day. That is more than daily average from cancer or heart disease. I fear there is