#Study

I hate : a thread I hate the fact that I feel like a burden to my family just because I'm fat and they keep on saying every day that
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May 13th, 2020, COVID-19 thread: Stock market just closed for the day: Facebook COVID-19 informational center NYU study: The Abbot rapid test used by the White a House often misses
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SCHOOLING IN TRNC- Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). A thread! Sometime ago, during an interview with Chude, Mrs. Abike Dabiri made mention the TRNC advising Nigerians to stay away
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Today I did a presentation for @hgse master's students on how to read a research paper in 15 minutes. Thought I'd share my suggestions. Thread follows.(Research nerds: This is how
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Tucker Carlson Obliterating Democrat America Last "Relief" Bill "Once this amnesty is granted it will never be taken away...Democrats will win every Presidential Election for the rest of your life,
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Ladies, femmes, and other feminine presenting and/or woman aligned individuals: stay home tomorrow if you can. If you can't, have something for self defense and be on high alert. Heres
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Who predominantly thinks intersectionality is racist? The extreme right. Why? Mostly because if we actually properly applying it means upending the white male cultural hierarchy. When you used to privilege,
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THREAD OF ADVANCED ENGLISH RESOURCES I USE TO STUDY Books I use in general with workbooks:- New Headway advanced (oxford)- English Unlimited C1 (cambridge)- Objective advanced (cambridge) Specific books
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(1) Doing scripture study and my quad fell open to this page with only this marked. My late mom studied her scriptures by letting them fall open to a page
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Goethe: "It is not given to us to grasp the truth directly. We perceive it only in reflections, in examples, in symbols, in appearances." This applies to more domains than
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Delay/extension of pembro-based Rx for advanced NSCLC expected #COVID19. In preprint @medRxiv, our experience with outcomes in patients who received atleast ≥4 cycles and had delays/extensions. Results hypothesis-generating only but
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Dear non-govt scientists - when you are working on a review/opinion piece about a topic involving gov't science, it is a good idea to reach out to gov't sci colleagues
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Dr. @nafisseh_warner and Catherine Njathi-Ori and I have presented on microaggressions, what they are, how they may affect us in medicine, and how to have a dialogue about them. @choo_ek
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I have read @daisychristo's latest book 'Teachers vs Tech?' and it is simply brilliant - I cannot recommend it highly enough. Here are some of my takeaways in a thread...
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Sounds promising. 1 million vaccine doses could be available by September this year if this project is successful (estimates that there is an 80% chance of the vaccine being proved
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Takeaways from COVID patient care—->by no means this is meant to replace your practice. I am sharing thoughts and experiences from floor and ICU care of #COVIDー19 patients @drdangayach @AlexReynoldsMD
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