#Journals

Wolfgang Hagen 😷 🚴‍♂️🇪🇺 #ZeroCovid

docjosiahboone

Warum der harte Lockdown kommt:Weil wir es in dem halben Jahr seit dem ersten Lockdown geschafft haben von einem europäischen Musterschüler zu einem der schlechtesten Länder weltweit zu werden, was

Christopher A. Longhurst

calonghurst

1/ COVID (@UCSanDiego) Chronicles - July 23, 2020@UCSDHealth is now caring for 51 inpatients with #COVID19 including 21 on vents and 5 on ECMO. These individuals come from all over

Health Nerd

GidMK

It's coming towards the end of the year, and there are still countless people minimizing the pandemic and spreading untruthsSo I thought I'd do a bit of a thread of

Bishal Gyawali

oncology_bg

This thread is going to be a collection of all my #globaloncology papers, primarily for my own reference to bookmark for quick access but also, just in case, it is

Anish Koka

anish_koka

Key points about the latest athlete cardiac MRI paper.https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamacardiology/fullarticle/2770645 CMR imaging used in 26 college athletes. 12 athletes reported mild respiratory symptoms, while the rest were asymptoma

Rod Graham

roderickgraham

There is a knowledge gap between social scientists who study social issues and people who have an interest in those issues (e.g. race, gender, sexual orientation). More scholars should enter

Emma V PhD

emmahvossen

I don't trust anyone who only cites other academics in their writing. Especially in game studies where the majority of critical and smart writing about games is NOT academic writing.

Aparna

apparrnnaa

I always wanted to write something on this Topic, but My writing skills are not so great,So I took help from one of My Family members..Why Leftists fear True-Indolgy? 1/N.Prof.

Safe & Effective Media

safe_effective

Why wearing a mask isn't going to protect you, or anyone else, from coronavirus: it's spread through poop.A thread.1/ Researchers have known since the end of February that the whole,

Dougal Shaw

dougalshawBBC

A few people have told me they like the idea of being a features journalist, but worry about finding story ideas. Here are a few thoughts on that... One story

Catie Lilly

catielila

To close out the year I wanted to share some of the new writing on Taiwan that moved or gave me the most to think about, starting with two books

Emily Case

mlecase

I’ll take a stab at The Atlantic article. I’m a middle school science teacher, not an epidemiologist, but it seems #middleschool teachers are having a moment here. h/t to @rmc031

Jessica Cunningham

CunninghamJessJ

It's been a day. Time to wrap it up with a tweetorial thread (my first) about my latest paper out in PlosOne today. Great timing considering I'm scheduled to give

Instructor Florence Ashley

ButNotTheCity

Since Abigail Shrier is promoting the unsupported hypothesis of ‘rapid-onset gender dysphoria’ in her new book, let’s talk about why it’s wrong. I will be basing this off my recent

Michael Cary

data_cats

Woke up to an acceptance this morning! I might talk up the paper once it's in print, but today I want to talk about the review process and share my

Rahul Rajkumar

RahulRajkumar11

Important piece in @NYTimes summarizing the promise and challenges ahead for #telehealth by @reedabelson. Privileged to join the conversation. As I stated here, despite the promise, there’s a lot

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