#Data

Madeline Peltz

peltzmadeline

There's been a few pieces on Scott Atlas, Trump's new coronavirus "adviser." But I don't think they fully capture the extent to which he has been consistently wrong about the

KNOCK.LA

KNOCKdotLA

We're *live* with the LA County Board of Supervisors meeting, steamed here if you'd like to follow along!http://bos.lacounty.gov/Board-Meeting/Live-Broadcast Barger just told us that all of the public comments submitted up

Miami Herald

MiamiHerald

It was a quiet effort — and largely targeted people of color.In 2016, the Trump campaign built a database that included 13.7 million Floridians.The profiles included detailed information on their

Professor Philip Nolan

President_MU

We have looked carefully at incidence of SARS-CoV-2 infection in children in recent weeks for any impact of the phased return to the classroom. The data, and thorough public health

Andrew L. Seidel

AndrewLSeidel

People who go to the church go elsewhere. They go to grocery stores and pharmacies. That's the point: they are not just risking their lives, they're risking everyone else's too.

Rosa Saba

RosaJSaba

Today on #ThisMatters, I spoke with @sabaeitizaz about what some people are calling the “She-Cession”: the fact that women, especially women of colour, have felt a greater economic impact due

Craig

TheLawyerCraig

It is getting tiresome watching media, government, and other Twitter folks present erroneous numbers for certain states’ #Covid19 positive testing percentage.Many of the Johns Hopkins percentages are flat wrong, and

Pamela Duncan

PorcelinaD

The number of Covid-19 deaths in Scotland fell in all settings in the week to 10 May.But the proportion of people dying in care homes remains stubbornly high at 57%

Julie D. Cantor, MD JD

juliedcantor

Here’s the thing: You don’t have to trust Fauci. He’s not a soothsayer. You can pull the data and scientific papers and evaluate them yourself.All COVID-19 papers are publicly available.JUST

Alexandros Marinos

alexandrosM

Tesla is continually misunderstood by markets & media because it's hard to model a feedback loop that cuts across functional silos in excel. Linear models and systems thinking are oil

Carly Greenfield

_cgreenfield

Currently tuned into @WOLA_org's Webinar on Human Trafficking amid a Pandemic: Confronting the Exploitation of Fleeing Venezuelans. @DevonCone is rightly noting that trafficking is a data black box and improving

Lucy Walker Lab UCL

LucyWalkerlab

Does infection with the novel coronavirus protect you from re-infection? Should we issue “immunity passports”? A thread. 1/14 There is now plenty of evidence to suggest that people infected with

Mick Wall

Zarch1972

1/ Question (and thread) for Solar PV owners (or those thinking about buying Solar). If you were looking to buy PV now, would you? I'm not sure I would you

Anupam Singh

anupampom

A thread on Data presented in support of Itolizumab at press conference yesterdayYou can watch the conference here:(Discussion of Results starts at 29 minutes)https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pWWmJKWa-qA&t=29m&feature=youtu.be My take

Chris Miller

WindyCOYS

I made a couple of threads earlier in the season on our progress. The first was on 6 November. I thought our results were around par.https://twitter.com/WindyCOYS/status/1324628896176869378 The second was was

Students for Ethical Admissions

EthicalStudents

Several students have asked us if AAMC has addressed concerns about the standardization of the COVID-length MCAT.They have. But, not publicly.Here is what they've made available to the med schools