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Dr Benjamin 'Ward Viking' Janaway đź’™
drjanaway
Question to the general public. How do you perceive the cause of mental illness? Let me know your thoughts and please retweet. The evidence base suggests that it is a
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Overpay Vaccinators
GarettJones
If you decide to have kids, is it good to raise them to be pro-social, kind, anti-racist?Of course it is.And if science makes it possible to use IVF preimplantation diagnosis
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Caroline Orr Bueno, Ph.D
RVAwonk
The Pentagon issued a similar warning about for-profit genetic testing companies back in 2019, and COVID-19 is reigniting those concerns, for good reason. HIPAA doesn’t apply here, there are no
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Elizabeth Fieg
ElizFiegCGC
Less than an hour into the @TheACMG session on #HR3235 and it's been nothing but inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and veiled insults. Here are some of the most outrageous statements being made
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Reconsidering Cinema
coenesqued
Horror PastoralTourists enter into a wilderness and encounter something ancient but disturbingly familiar. The inhabitants are seen as simple, even inbred, but connected in ways the interlopers are not. There
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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/
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Aishwarya Arjunan, MS, MPH, CGC,CPH (she/her/hers)
aishuarjun
Let's go! @quidditch424 #NSGC20 What's at stake here? Black women are less likely to participate in genetic risk assessment & counseling. Less likely than white women to know about risk
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Eric Feigl-Ding
DrEricDing
So a new study claims #SARSCoV2 can integrate into human DNA genome. Semi-doubtful. David Baltimore, a virologist who won the Nobel Prize, describes the findings as “unexpected” & notes
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Ryan Reeves
investing_city
Genomics Thread #5We've already laid the groundwork for understanding DNA, and some parts of the sequencing value chain but now let's talk about genetic testing... 1/ You can think of
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Gita Gnanadesikan
g_gnanadesikan
1. Phenotypically diverse, dogs are ideal subjects for exploring the genetic bases of cognition & behavior. We combined cognitive data from #CitizenScience project @Dognition & breed-average genetic data (Parker et
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David Grainger
sciencescanner
1. Lots of the negativity comes from comparison to flu, where we need a seasonal vaccine.BUT flu has a much higher rate of genetic drift, due to its split genome
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@ijbailey
ijbailey
Kmele acknowledges the racial disparities but keeps saying that race isn't genetic. Well, so what? Just because it's not genetic doesn't mean it isn't real nonetheless. What does a debate
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The Disruptive Physician
DocEvenhouse
Quick thread on genetics and epigenetics and an mRNA vaccinein 1953, Watson and Crick took credit re: the double helix of DNA. The theory of genetic inheritance took hold. The
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Barton
Barton_options
1/ Fallacy of applying population fatality rate to an individual.Bad statistics. —> bad decision makingAssuming that 3month into the future, the infection fatality rate of COVID19 for 30-45yo male in
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Monica Gandhi MD, MPH
MonicaGandhi9
Know very tempting to feel nervous about variants. Please don't: 1) RNA viruses do mutate and those more fit spread more readily; 2) SARS-CoV-2 has much lower mutational rate than
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Dr. Paige Harden
kph3k
ICYMI*, we had a new paper come out in @NatureGenet last week: a GWAS of "noncognitive skills," a construct that nearly everyone can agree is important, but no one can
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