#Journals

Meredith Kleykamp

kleykamp

Some disorganized thoughts and not a thorough review bc I haven’t systematically kept up with this literature. These are mostly sociologists, and voices I’d add to the convo. Not up

Dr. Nahid Bhadelia

BhadeliaMD

My thoughts on RECOVERY trial results (not data). First, here is the methodology & results.-Large (11k) trial testing multiple treatment arms-2104 randomised to dexamethasone 6mg/d for ten days and compared

Shane Crotty

profshanecrotty

1/ There are various tweets misinterpreting COVID-19 “pre-existing immunity” and making dangerous claims about herd immunity. Since many of those claims refer to our scientific papers, we will reiterate the

Paul Novosad

paulnovosad

Like much regulation, I fear making econ journals the data transparency enforcers has raised the cost of doing research without benefiting anyone.It's particularly bad for young scholars without RA teams,

MIT Technology Review

techreview

THREAD: We all know someone who believes in conspiracy theories. Perhaps some of those people are your family, friends, or neighbors. We asked researchers and moderators of the subreddit, r/ChangeMyOpinion,

Berna Devezer

zerdeve

I want to highlight some non-mainstream work on reproducibility, open science, replication crisis, meta-science by women. Reading and drawing from a diverse set of authors and ideas will help push

barefootwriter, MA

bfwriter

because a lot of people are hatereading Dr. Biden's dissertation right now, let's take a look. I've been meaning to do so anyway. now, first: my qualifications to weigh in

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Two months ago, I summarized the status of people w/ #SARSCoV2 infections who don't manifest symptoms (asymptomatics) vs presymptomatics https://twitter.com/EricTopol/status/1270178612457598976With so much more we've learned since,

Perry Parks

perryrparks

This statement, while well-meaning, lays bare the ideological paradoxes of journalism that hamstring reporters/editors and confuse publics. (Thread)https://twitter.com/Cronkite_ASU/status/1274175857423077376 The fundamental contradiction is

Maya Forstater

MForstater

Friday feeling:@mbmpolicy have just got over half their initial target for funding their work https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/womens-rights-in-policy-and-lawThese three women are worth every pennyKeep it going! They are getting analysis into

Joel Baden

JoelBaden

Thinking more about this. There are two basic types of articles: those that intend to change *what* we think, and those that try to change *how* we think. The former

Dr. Carlos Chaccour 🦟🔚💊

carlos_chaccour

From early on into the pandemic, I have received unsolicited advise about ivermectin and #COVID.e.g. "I would like to add to your thinking before you start your trial" Others ask

Tanmoy Goswami

toymango

*HUGE*@TheLancetPsych, one of the most powerful journals in the world, is calling game over for "global mental health" as we know it.Just *HOW BIG* could this be? Imagine if McKinsey

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

It's time to clarify some things about children, schools and #COVID19 Summary: Young children seem significantly less susceptible, probably less likely to transmit. Less clear for teens. Schools mainly follow

Jonathan Grey

ProfJGrey

But the devil is in the detail @AliDriverUK. If one reads the next line 'However, the degree of repeated movements and the overall proportion of fish moving varied between beaver-dammed

Tiffany Hayden🧢

haydentiff

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