#NyTimes

Stanford History Education Group

SHEG_Stanford

We hear it from students all the time: “.com websites are bad. .edu and .org websites are good, unless it’s Wikipedia.” These misconceptions can lead students dangerously astray. A thread

Chris Morten

cmorten2

In May, @jbkrell & I concluded the US government has a legal claim to co-ownership of the "core" patents on remdesivir, due to intellectual contributions made by USG scientists. @edsilverman

Dan Friedman

dfriedman33

3,999 participants on line for Trump for President v. Boockvar, featuring Giuliani. So maybe one more slot open? Giuliani: "The best description of what we’re alleging … is that it's

Chris Nowinski, Ph.D.

ChrisNowinski1

New study in @JAMANeuro finds the vast majority of college football head impacts & #concussions still occur in practice, not games. @ConcussionLF co-founder Dr. Robert Cantu & I wrote an

Yasha Levine

yashalevine

Ok this is funny. @NellieBowles—the author of this scandalized NYT article about the supposedly fake leftists (they make money!) of @CHAPOTRAPHOUSE leading the youngs to a bad, violent revolution—is a

Ryan Evans

EvansRyan202

We are at the beginning of something. Not near the end As soon as the insurrection was quelled, a majority of House Republicans and six Republican Senators cast their votes

Dieter Bohn

backlon

This is a @TaylorLorenz appreciation post. Post your appreciation here. She taught many of us older people who thought they were savvy about the internet how quickly and wonderfully it's

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

700 EPIDEMIOLOGISTS WALK INTO A BAR—jk, we would never do that now!Pro epidemiologists surveyed by NYT on #COVID19 risks (I was 1 of 700):Most risky:Indoor diningWedding/funeral/churchConcert/SportingIndoor playdatesShared office workhttp

Jess Calarco

JessicaCalarco

I really appreciate this op-ed on how learning pods will perpetuate inequalities in school. @ClaraTGreen doesn't offer alternative answers to the problem of parents needing childcare and kids needing hands-on

Sara Danner Dukic

saradannerdukic

When we look at other countries when it comes to opening schools, let’s be realistic.Other countries have their spread under control.Germany: 569 new cases per dayItaly: 280 new cases per

David

tweediatrics

Apologies if you’re here for medical/paediatric chat or pictures of bread; this mini-thread is about rugby, and in particular @ExeterChiefs and their continued use of Native American imagery.https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/5358740

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

2. Next up? We can't make enough mRNA right now.https://twitter.com/PrEP4AllNow/status/1345467785305063424 3. Those pushing for one dose of the current vaccines are making inferences from post-doc analyses, non-random samples.https://tw

Allen Cheng

peripatetical

Promising early results for the Pfizer mRNA vaccine, but would like to see full details of safety and efficacy.https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1325767520092102659 We obviously don't have much detail about the results yet, but

Harold Pollack

haroldpollack

Today’s @nytimes story highlights a familiar but lethal disparity issue in COVID-19 care: Ensuring that patients get care at the right hospitals--and that hospitals actually providing such care have the

Joy WE VOTED!! WEAR A MASK!! Reid 😷)

JoyAnnReid

The root of Trumpism is white privilege (and for nonwhite believers, a desire to acquire some for themselves), including a “God-given” right to violate the rules and the laws that

Zecharias Zelalem

ZekuZelalem

She certainly is beautiful. If only she actually existed. The individual who runs the @LanderMiddle account purchased a fake generated face, via an avatar developer website. The person tweeting could

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