#Journals

Pen Pencil

penpencildraw

The bizarre history of cannabis in India: a cartoon history thread. (1/n) The story of cannabis in India is long and convoluted. Ancient Indians knew of cannabis very well. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0253717620957501

Shengwu Li

ShengwuLi

This thread has led to some disagreement. Does saying this stress some students out? Probably, but it does students no favors to obscure the standard. Don’t hide the hidden curriculum.https://twitter.com/anthonyleezhang/status/13490055348

Olivier Wouters

ojwouters

** Thread about new Lancet paper **1/ How can we immunise the world against COVID-19?We’ve tried to answer this in our paper in @TheLancet: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(21)00306-8/fulltext Ken Shadlen (@

Edith Mirante

EdithMirante

1. This History Thread is about the #indigenous people of India’s #Andaman Islands known as #Sentinelese because they live on North Sentinel Island. Their names for themselves, their island are

Gavin Schmidt

ClimateOfGavin

The effort by Ionannidis and scientific colleagues to directly influence the president on a matter of scientific policy is not unprecedented. There have been many attempts by other scientists to

Calling Bullshit

callin_bull

In science, people tend to be most interested in positive results — a manipulation changes what you are measuring, two groups differ in meaningful ways, a drug treatment works, that

Michael F. Cannon

mfcannon

The @HouseDemocrats' #ObamaCare proposal would offer its largest subsidies to high earners, offer more subsidies to men than women, cover few previously uninsured (at a very high cost), and push

Dr. Dan Souleles

dansouleles

Last year I wrote a blogpost (https://tinyurl.com/4v4rulwh ) thinking through what academics should do about sources and references written by people who ended up being sexual predators. 1 The piece ended

Alex Randall

alex_randall

This is probably one of the worst examples of this kind of story I’ve seen in a while. It’s an example of how apocalyptic narratives about climate-linked mobility can end

Jessica Weinkle

JessicaWeinkle

A thread on some things in the AIR Report Quantifying Climate the Impacts of Climate Change 1/17https://www.air-worldwide.com/siteassets/Publications/White-Papers/documents/air_climatechange_us_hurricane_whitepaper.pdf Upfront, the whole ex

Valentina Barca

ValentinaBarca_

Strong statement, with MANY possible caveats (see below/linked, referring to the #UK), BUT worth a joint reflection for all of us: the role of #databases (existing & new) in the

Giorgio Gilestro

giorgiogilestro

Living in the UK, I've heard lots of triumphalistic announcements regarding AZ approval on the radio so I think it's wise to offer a complete perspective of what happened. Here's

Bruce Western

WesternBruce

Important contribution to the police debate by @pat_sharkey in the @washingtonpost. He writes about research and local initiatives to describe a community-led safety. There are great ideas here, but I

Rebecca Levitan

LevintheMed

A current research project + an upcoming visit to the #Acropolis have got me thinking about #access, ramps, & paths in #Athens Although the city's design + hills often push

Jais Adam-Troian

JaisTroian

Ces images révélées par @davidperrotin @Loopsidernews sont insoutenables. Il nous faut une réponse politique claire, ferme et informée. Thread (1/15)https://twitter.com/davidperrotin/status/1331909149198868481 2/15 A l’heure où j’

Anthony K J Smith (he/him)

anthonykjsmith

First publication from my PhD research, co-authored with @martinxholt, Bridget Haire & @thisnewman exploring clinician views on providing PrEP for HIV anxiety - message me if you cannot access.@CSRH_UNSW @KirbyInstitute

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