#Studies

elishadacey

elishadacey

Good morning. A wee bit of a thread:I've received several emails from people accusing the provincial government and our chief public health officer of 'lying' about test results and about

CZEdwards ($2KforAll)

CZEdwards

Another article on denying post-surgical opiates after C-sections…And I can’t help thinking about Fanny Burney, who had a mastectomy in 1811, before anesthesia.And she had better post-surgical pain control than

Doctora Malka Older

m_older

For @ForeignPolicy, I wrote about the fallacy of public panic in disasters, and why elites keep using it as an excuse even though it isn't true.https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/09/16/trump-woodward-elite-panic-coronavirus-pandemic/ I hone

Charles A. Gardner, PhD

ChaunceyGardner

Researchers test which lies work best to discourage nicotine vaping. "Beliefs about harm to the brain, [harm to] others, and the environment had the most influence."Brain damage, 2nd hand vapor

Paul Waugh

paulwaugh

When asked by @halfon4harlowMP what underpinned DfE decision to reopen schools on June 1, he says "that was not a departmental decision, that was a Cabinet decision following advice from

Harvard University

Harvard

On Monday, ICE announced that international students will not be allowed to stay in the country if they attend institutions, like Harvard, that are holding courses online this fall. (1/6)

HoIthis

HoIthis

@PhillyD hey saw the video today. I’m autistic person and have been very outspoken about the Next for Autism discussion. Making a quick thread to just add some thoughts and

Maighea Eòghainn

Maigheach

Reflecting on that thread about Sophie Scholl. One thing that always stuck out to me in my studies of the Holocaust, particularly in the context of where I studied it

Kazumi Chin

kazumiochin

There’s a bit of truth to this troll post. My relevant training here is in cultural studies, which is based in a Marxist understanding of cultural changes during the 1950s

Dr. Paula Gordon

DrPaulaGordon

You can’t know by individual stories. But there have been 11 Randomized trials performed that proved that screening saves lives beginning at age 40, even in the days of primitive

Finn

finnonthegin

More in projecting modern cultural fashions onto the past and calling it scholarship: It’s really telling that they’ve shopped a drag face onto the mediaeval art - an almost Freudian

Neil Lewis, Jr.

NeilLewisJr

1/5. I’d like to share a postprint of a forthcoming paper. Of the papers I’ve written, this is one of my favorites. Not because the findings are particularly “groundbreaking,” but

Justin

JustInTime_2020

What a ride.4-5 weeks ago, my wife, who’s an ER nurse, came home telling me about the Wuhan virus #COVID19 #coronavirus.In my utter stupidity, I lectured her on why she

fictional characters

fictionye

This is @drummerdave20, he's upset about people being called white supremacists when they *clearly* aren't. And he seems very concerned with black on black crime? But if that's the case

The Hoarse Whisperer

TheRealHoarse

If nothing else, this stay-at-home period is demonstrating what studies on happiness have shown over and over.When people talk about what they are missing most, it isn’t things. It is

André van Delft️ 🍌🍌🍌

AndreVanDelft

It is a very long session and I do it in stages, but if you are critical about vaccinations then you really have to watch them. The founder of vaccinations