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Elizabeth Tsurkov

Elizrael

I tested positive for COVID. I'm doing well & actually relieved. Thought I'd share my symptoms because they were so atypical that I delayed getting a test for 8 days

Andrew McGuire

agronomistag

Science is not about what we want, but how things actually are. With cover crop mixtures, the cumulative research results from 27 studies show that, at best, finding a mixture

Dr. Leah Ruppanner

leahruppanner

Here is what our COVID-19 research has found so far (thread):1. Mothers are cutting back or dropping out of employment2. Fathers work time has remained largely unchanged3. Fathers in couples

BU Parkinson's Disease & Movement Disorders Center

BMCParkinsons

1/ #Research Monday - highlighting Burden of #Parkinson's Disease by Severity: Health Care Costs in the U.S. Medicare Populationhttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/mds.28265#.X_O2nAapabs.twitter 2/ An investigation by Nabila

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

The Brexit negotiations have been such a disaster because Britain never had a serious debate about what it most wanted to achieve. Instead, ministers spent years pretending no trade-offs were

Joel Davis

JoelMDavis

Our new (open access) paper uses repeat @HiRISE data to investigate elongating linear dunes on Mars! Linear dunes are weird in general, but these linear dunes form finger-like structures, which

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

This is a very well thought through analysis. It touches in excess non covid19 deaths following restricted access to healthcare for getting in for 10mo. This is evidently the reason.

Chris Nadeau

cpnscience

(1/4) Could evolution INCREASE the negative impacts of climate change on biodiversity? Computer models suggest YES. Our new experiments support the key process driving this surprising pattern: eco-evolutionary priority effects.

Katie Hinde

Mammals_Suck

Life sciences & social sciences research on breast milk & breastfeeding are essential components to clinical, institutional & societal support for breastfeeding & public health. But there are major tensions

Bart Schuurman

BartSchuurman3

The terrorist attacks in #Nice and #Vienna have sparked renewed debate on ‘lone wolves’ or ‘lone actors’. For those interested in learning more about this subject, here are three articles

Jack Mendel

Mendelpol

Underneath one of Wiley's Youtube clips he links to an account called 'wileyuk', which is live. Surely it can't be that easy, that he can just set up a new

Dr. Richard Corsi

CorsIAQ

1/ Thank you, Dr. @lisa_iannattone, and right on! And as an environmental engineer I never learned about physiology, internal organ function, etc. The best scenario is when we all work

Prevention Access

PreventionAC

from @jiasociety: "Stigma impedes HIV prevention by stifling patient–provider communication about U=U" by Drs. Sarah Calabrese and Kenneth Mayer. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/jia2.25559#UequalsU What strategi

John Hogenesch

jbhclock

Who likes great COVID news? I’m going to tell you anyway…Telemedicine…(thread/hilo 1/n) 2/n Here’s a terrific paper from my colleague @Prada2013 on international telemedicine in genetic disorders.https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/

James Wason

JMSWason

New paper by myself and David Robertson. This follows on from some previous work I've done on multiple testing in multi-arm trials.https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/pst.2059#.XzVVhqC_0jQ.twitter Generally there are two ma

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

Here is a good lesson in basic epidemiologyThis data is difficult to interpret in a number of ways:1. There is no denominator, either of institutions or populations2. It counts the

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