#Journals

Stephan Guyenet, PhD

whsource

Yesterday, I posed this question. After feedback and rumination, here are a few thoughts.https://twitter.com/whsource/status/1304534275216220160 First, @JimJohnsonSci pointed out that cardiac death isn't that uncommon in rodents if you

BYU Physics and Astronomy

BYU_PhysAstro

Time for a research round-up! Here are a few of the interesting papers that our faculty and students have published recently (thread): Rob Davis and students found a way to

Gavin Phillipson

Prof_Phillipson

In preparation for them finishing off their formatives just give my students my top five pet hates for student law essays. What are yours? 1. Failure to capitalise properly: 'Act

Ann Memmott PGC🌈

AnnMemmott

https://www.thelancet.com/pdfs/journals/lanpsy/PIIS2215-0366(20)30197-8.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0rlEabFXopixHq0Qx5GzdDeG4u9D35B6HZ4OayxFkjYDH5-qg7rfUu1v4 I see a team hoping to alter autistic people via stem cell stuff has produced a long list of de

Justin Nix

jnixy

How many people are killed by police officers each year in the U.S.? The answer depends on the data you're using, so be sure to read up on each source's

Dr. Jane Clare Jones

janeclarejones

So, the committee hearing went I think very well. Most of the questions were relatively open and respectful.At his point, however, we get more evidence of the way in which

Brett Favaro

LetsFishSmarter

Ok folks I need to get something off my chest. I think I have a solution to the Open vs. Closed publishing war. It would require a *lot* of change,

David

PrimaryCarePAC

It’s time for a Twitter #creatine update. The recent @TheIOPN @laurent_bannock podcast with @ScottForbes14 provides a great outline. Let’s try a link-based and visual podcast notes.https://www.wedoscience.com/creatine-myths-and-common-q

clive trueman

clivetrue

My #SpookyScience This is an eye lens. By measuring #Isotopes in lenses we can work out where an animal has been, what it has been eating and maybe other things.

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

If you want to come up with a prior* for the possible long-term dynamics of SARS-CoV-2, there are two recent papers that I think are useful... (*Prior: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prior_probability) 1/ First,

Dr. Khalid PhD 🌌🧠 (New Account Refollow)

TenBillionIQ

A thread on the harms of porn and how pornography destroys society.A case for why the United Nations should ban OnlyFans, and have it's owners tried as international criminals

ChristosArgyropoulos

ChristosArgyrop

As a #Flozinator, I have a confession to make: I've been intellectually bothered about the success of SGLT2i in non diabetic forms of CKD. I've had some time to think

ice9

__ice9

GS-441524 is substantially less toxic than remdesivir, far easier to synthesize, more soluble, and has essentially identical effects because remdesivir is apparently metabolized into it (in spite of having been

Stephen Cushion

Stephen_Cushion

I’ve written a new article - News UK TV and GB News: new channels stoke fears of more partisan journalism – for @ConversationUK - https://theconversation.com/news-uk-tv-and-gb-news-new-channels-stoke-fears-of-more-partisan-journalism-15

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

Can we talk about the knock-on effects of #COVID19, yet?Provisional counts for drug overdose deaths in the US show an 18% increase - primarily #opioid-related - from May 2019-May 2020...

COVID Impact

CovidSerology

A new retrospective analysis of the first 250,000 hospitalized individuals with SARS-COV-2 infection (>20 years) across Brazil may provide some possible explanation for the surge in Manaus. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanres/artic

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