#Data

Kully Kaur-Ballagan

KBallagan

As concern about immigration falls to 20 year low @IpsosMORI research (pre-lockdown https://www.ipsos.com/ipsos-mori/en-uk/ipsos-mori-political-pulse-march-2020) shows increase in people self-reporting they are becoming more positive about immigratio

irena papst 😷

irenapapst

we know #COVID19 severity depends on age, but we mostly see the ages of those dying… what about serious, but non-fatal, outcomes like hospitalization? ICU admission? intubation? ventilator use? how

A Marm Kilpatrick

DiseaseEcology

Rampant #COVID spread in a kids camp: a preview of school re-opening?New paper with unsettling details that unfortunately challenges claims that transmission in young children will be lower than adults.More

Surbhi Kesar

SurbhiKesar

1/8 In a conversation with one of my profs about yet another RCT 'proving' a well-known field-survey-based result using 'rigorous' data analysis, he remarks: "It is a sign of *dumbification*

Sahil Bloom

SahilBloom

The most dangerous mental errors (you don’t know you’re making): Fundamental Attribution ErrorHumans tend to:(1) Attribute someone else's actions to their character—and not to their situation or context.(2) Attribute our

Kristen K. Coleman

drkristenkc

What happens when your "high standard of proof" is so high that it cannot be reached in a reasonable amount of time before implementing common sense infection prevention strategies for

KRicciardo

k_ricciardo

@POTUS @realDonaldTrump @DariusVolket @BettySwernofsky @Aungiexyz @NinaMuzeka @chillinginLV @MelissaHoughto6 This is long, please read to the end, ty.First of all, I mean no disrespect to anyone who disagrees... We can see

Prashanth🏏📝

ps_it_is

Captains holding back their leg spinners when a LHB is batting is very common. It gets very harder in the T20s for them to do that for long and can

David

PrimaryCarePAC

I like this one by @JamesSteeleII @jpfisheruk and others. It shows findings from data analyzed from 14,690 people who participated in approximately 20 minutes of supervised strength training once a

Ed Burn

EdBurn1

Happy to share our latest @OHDSI research published in @NatureComms. A few incomplete takeaways to follow https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-18849-z 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐝𝐢𝐝 𝐰𝐞 𝐝𝐨? Studied the profiles of 34,000+ pa

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

Astra Zeneca vaccine & blood clots. Summary.Rare form of blood clots plus low platelets. ~60% involve veins of brain. Almost all after 1st dose. Risk (UK MHRA): 1 in 250,000

Tom Inglesby

T_Inglesby

As governors develop plans and timing for reopening, its useful to take stock of where the US is compared to other countries dealing w/ #COVID19, and to examine some key

🎃KYLE BUT SPOOKY👻

KyleMorgenstein

Science is political, but not just because of identity. That absolutely exists, but science is political at a core, institutional level too. Let’s talk about it: (1/8) Science claims itself

dri

DriXander

Fed Up With Deaths, Native Americans Want to Run Their Own Health Care: https://nyti.ms/31jl2gO Indian Health Service, which provides care to 2.2M of the nation’s 3.7M American Indians & Alaska

Teacher Voice

1TeacherVoice

Don't mind me, @HCPSBoard, I'm just leaving this little #PSA here for you to consider before we recklessly open up our #schools. @stevecona @stacyhahn @clstuart @MelissaSnively @T_Shamburger @KarenPerezTampa @LynnSchoolBoard @Addiso

James Munns

bitshiftmask

Here's a rant (opinion?) that I'll turn in to a blog post soon.I think Rust should have a third ABI, not repr(C) or repr(Rust), and it should be used to