#Studies

syd

summertimesyd

a thread of things this white guy has said in my latino studies class “yeah i’m from el paso, i once ate the tamale with the shell” “la cala? thats

Logan Strother

LoganRStrother

I’m excited to share some newly-published research!In this paper, Ben Johnson and I argue that there is actually no good evidence that the Supreme Court responds to public opinion.https://twitter.com/PRQjournal/status/1308440974213906433

Siddharth Kankaria | सिद्धार्थ कांकरिया

SiddhrthKnkaria

*Short Thread On The Need For Using #Masks for #COVID19*Advisories for requiring masks are constantly updating, as there are new studies everyday that show that wearing simple surgical / homemade

Alison Lynn Hill

alison_l_hill

New preprint out with @AnjalikaNande +@michaelzlevy + B. Adlam + J. Sheen: We dig into understanding how both the clinical course and transmission network structure of COVID-19 influence the epidemic

The Global History Podcast

global_podcast

This week, our series on 'Global Histories of Health, Medicine & Disease in the Early Modern World’ continues with Prof. Janet Gyatso, who speaks about her book, ‘Being Human in

Jim Elliott

Drakesyard

Looking for some help please. The Public Involvement team for @HRA_Latest would like to offer guidance on involving the public in the current crisis where research studies to address #COVID19

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

I repeatedly say nothing is new. I have posted 100 years of history here. Here is one closer to home.People keep saying SARS doesn't travel through the air.Here is Booth

David Hoang

davidhoang

I had a manager who had our design team update our personal portfolios every quarter. It startled a lot of people who wondered why she would have us do that.

Goldammerfeder 🇩🇰

Goldammerfeder

@c_drosten How dare you!On which basis do you make the claim the Swedish seroprevalence study was “exceptionally well done”, “representing the population” and from “representative households” which were “called and

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

Every day it seems like there’s a slew of new research about #COVID19 …and news stories to go along with them. Between January and May, an estimated 23,000 papers came

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Just published @TheLancet The largest study of hydroxychloroquine shows a significant increase in death (~35%) and >2-fold increase of serious heart arrhythmias. ~96,000 patients, ~15,000 on HCQ or CQ from

Fleur Meddens

fleurmeddens

GWAS of dietary intake: A thread to help interpret our results. All technical details are exhaustively described in our Supplement! https://www.nature.com/articles/s41380-020-0697-5 /1 We studied *relative* intake of carbs, fat, protein,

Nicole Barbaro

NicoleBarbaro

I feel like doing a brief live tweet reading thread of this paper: A Validity-Based Framework for Understanding Replication in Psychology https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/10888683209313661/ Juicy take on why replication attempts

Erin "Mothra's Hype Man" Tate

cutestshark

*nods in visitor studies*https://twitter.com/MJB_SF/status/1252765979659997185 This is my shitpost account, but like... in informal education, you have to frame and interpret data to make it relevant affectively and cognitively. Teachers do

A Marm Kilpatrick

DiseaseEcology

Looking for badly misleading #COVID19 serology data?New paper in top journal http://thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(20)30631-9/fulltext & new online tool: http://serotracker.com/Dashboard I *hope* it will get be

Craig Harper

CraigHarper19

UPDATED PREPRINTWell, well, well... it looks like @Darren_Rhodes is now a social psychologist....In this work, we report two studies through which we present a revised structure of the Moral Foundations