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Yuri-Grace B. Ohashi

YGBOhashi

First Tweetorial THREAD for any fellow #psychology students, researchers, and labs interested in social media for youth & young adult study #recruitment — #TIKTOK edition (15): Social media (SM) is

zhongli

zhngliszn

Why Liyuean Soil is the best for harvesting Glaze Lillies. An informational multi-part post. As many of you must be aware, Liyue is the oldest nation in Teyvat. It has

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HaryMcormack198

A thread on why #Aberystwyth is the most beautiful place to study, warning contains lots of sunsets (yes im reminiscing) I've never felt more at peace than I did during

Crystal N. Steltenpohl Young

CrystalNSYoung

Alright time to shove food in my mouth and then hop into "What We Don’t Know, and We Don’t Know that We Don’t Know" #PSACON2020 Pooya Razavi opens by outlining

Annie Murphy Paul

anniemurphypaul

A thread about how exposure to nature can improve children’s ability to self-regulate, winding around to an interesting question about its different effects on boys and girls. 1/10 We know

Matt Bourne

MBourne5

We saw very modest soreness in this study, even when recreational athletes did up to 100 nordics / week with 20kg on their chest. I guess people forget about the

JayEnAar

GorwayGlobal

A thread. I was alerted to a Newsweek paper by Yale professor of Epidemiology Harvey Risch in which he argues quite persuasively that #Hydroxychloroquin, #HCQ (= Azithromycin + Zinc) is

גלעד בצלאל יפה, ארכיאולוגיה אונליין Gilad B. Jaffe

TheOnionGod

1/ Today on #Archaeology_Online, a story that you dont hear every day, combining archeology of the Ancient Near East and modern history in a way that doesn't happen much. This

Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge

CamEdFac

1/ Teaching children in a way that encourages them to empathise with others measurably improves their creativity and could lead to other beneficial learning outcomes, new research suggests. Take a

BC Think Tank 🤔: Covid Chapter

COVIDUpdate2020

There is no evidence AT ALL that waiting 35 days instead of 21 days to provide the second dose of the vaccine "builds up immunity". None. No data. No research.

Blake Shaffer 📊

bcshaffer

I've heard this come up frequently ("restaurants only 1% of identified cases"). It was said by Dr. Hinshaw and repeated by Premier Kenney as argument against further restaurant restrictions.A thread

Jay #BlackAutisticLivesMatter

DrJayDP

Dear @ItGetsBetter @fakedansavage,I wanted to send you a msg, even though I've got a tiny account with zero weight. Today, I opened up your newsletter for #GivingTuesday and, to

G Peters ♿️ It's still a pandemic btw.

mssinenomine

I said this to a journalist on a phone call yesterday and I hadn't even seen this. You know why I know? Because I'm disabled spent cumulatively years in hospital

Ailín Rogers

ailsybird

I’ve been wondering how Israel has procured such high vaccine quantities. In Ireland, with adequate supply we can vaccinate quickly. Our 2020 flu vaccination program proves that, with well over

James Todaro, MD

JamesTodaroMD

1/ There is growing evidence that T-cell immunity allows populations to reach herd immunity once only 10-20% are infected with SARS-CoV-2.This would explain why a highly transmissible virus in densely

Andrew💙Croxford

andrew_croxford

This seems like an important point for understanding Manaus. If your blood donor samples consist of people who suspected they probably had COVID and wanted a result, you may overestimate

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