#Journals

Damhnait Monaghan

Downith

A few thoughts on nominations. In 2017 I received my first nomination, for the Pushcart Prize, from wonderful @riggwelterpress Since then I've been nominated a few times for awards like

Frédéric Mégret

fredericmegret

I am the enemy of the pinpoint citation in law journals for articles. Unless directly quoting, it is often better to cite to an entire article. Pinpoint citation makes it

Chelsea Crooks

chelsea_crooks4

Excited to share my work to characterize African-lineage #Zika during pregnancy in NHP! Thread below with our primary findings:https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.11.30.405670v1.full.pdf+html First of all, these studies take a vil

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

New findings from Swiss seroprevalence and an good opportunity to learn some more infectious disease epidemiology!A similar prevalence in children aged 6 - 18 y (23%) than the adult population

Jan-Willem van Dijk

JanWvanDijk

Does protein supplementation augment adaptations to endurance exercise training? Great to see a meta-analysis on this topic by Lin, @adaptation_84, and coworkers. A thread with potential implications for endurance athletes

Bob Moran

bobscartoons

1. Many people are saying that they are not spending Christmas with family as it is “not worth the risk”. In order for a person without coronavirus symptoms to “kill

Politics After War

PAWscholars

Colombia's FARC rebrands itself, adopting a new name Do you want to know more about how rebels rebrand and adapt their profiles and ideologies after transforming to political parties? Check

P. D. Mangan Health & Fitness Maximalist 🇺🇸

Mangan150

Top 10 things that health authorities got wrong, by request.Time for a thread 1. Pride of place must go to saturated fat as a putative contributor to coronary heart

Michelle Ko

michelleko2d

Dear med schools, *now with references*!1. Have you asked the Black communities how best to support their children to become the health professionals at your medical center? Pre-meds in high

Karandeep Singh

kdpsinghlab

Proprietary prediction models are widely implemented in health care. Let’s talk about why they exist and if we can (or should) move away from them. Let's start with a poll.

Suzanne Zeedyk

suzannezeedyk

A story & a THREAD on ACEs & Power.The theme of power was central to recent discussns between @_LisaCherry & myself on t #ACEDebate. I had a moment ths week

Dr. Jonathan Stanley

JonMarcStanley

I am a GMC registered doctor. I've treated patients. I'm held to account for medical opinions I offer. Which is why I rarely do. It matters because public trust is

Alexandre Dareau

adphys

So, this is what you get when two clouds of cold atoms collide ! Here, each dot corresponds to an individual atom. Want to know how we can detect that

Lisa Whop

Lisa_J_Whop

The world has committed to eliminate cervical cancer. 194 countries collectively resolved to end suffering from a cancer that is both preventable and curable following @DrTedros call to action in

Emma Woodhouse 😁

EWoodhouse7

Reposting updated data on Drug Overdose deaths from Jan-July, 2015-2020*. Please read my threaded explanation before commenting or posing questions/reactions. Feedback welcome*2020 data are provisional1/12 Data are from two monthly-count

Paul Poast

ProfPaulPoast

A question I pose to my grad students: should we trust data, especially historic data?Take historic international trade data. Should we trust it? [THREAD] What do I mean by "historic"?

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