#Journals

Nathan Stall

NathanStall

Our study led by @KevinAnBrown associating crowding in #Ontario nursing homes (defined as the mean number of residents per bedroom and bathroom) with #COVID19 infection and mortality has now been

china mills

chinatmills

This Thursday I’m talking about my work @McGillMedPsych Before the talk I’d like to share some of the brilliant ideas and scholarship that I’m thinking with in relation to the

Sheila Vakharia PhD MSW

MyHarmReduction

Exciting news for advocates to #XtheX Waiver today to loosen restrictions for buprenorphine access. However, still a lot of unanswered questions and still doesn't go far enough. A thread ()

James Diao

JamesADiao

1/ How might removing #race from #eGFR impact patient care? Our study in @JAMA_current quantifies the many implications for Black Americans: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2773808with @GloriaJWu @HermanATaylor @JKT0202 @N

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Our letter in the Lancet today- signed by 79 world-leading scientists - outlining key recommendations for a sustainable COVID-19 strategy within the UK. Thread. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)32350-3/full

AltFDA

alt_fda

To the #science we talked about this morning that will apply to educators. #Thread We have said this before that schools need to be looked at not as schools

Columba Achilleos

Cachilleossarll

Absolutely thrilled to share my article on the visual politics of #WPS just published with @IAJournal_CH: '"Seeing" the Women, Peace and Security agenda: visual (re)productions of WPS in UK government

Colin Beale

TZBirder

Today's #BirdsAtTea is the Bateleur. This colourful relative of the snake-eagles is widespread but fast declining across much of Africa (another @IUCNRedList are considering uplisting). Adult back panels come in

Peter Sagal

petersagal

Many years ago, I researched Holocaust denial for a play. This was pre-internet, and the variety I studied and wrote about was the faux-academic style, in which deniers dressed up

Deepta Bhattacharya

deeptabhattacha

In this piece by @rddysum, I am on record (again) stating that the vaccines will substantially reduce overall infections. I know some of my immunology colleagues think I am being

counterpropaganda re Korea

korcounterprop

China's definition of a "confirmed case" of covid-19 has never included asymptomatic carriers of the virus. This is one of the most important reasons (if not the most important) that

Erin

GilmerHealthLaw

I think a lot about betrayal trauma lately. Specifically betrayal trauma in health care. “Betrayal trauma occurs when the people or institutions on which a person depends for survival significantly

Kaitlyn Ugoretz

KaitlynUgoretz

Episode 3 of @andrewmarkhenry's Religion For Breakfast Shinto series is out! This episode explores the evolution of Shinto & its classification as "religion" or "non-religion" in Japanese politics starting from

Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge

CamEdFac

1/ Teaching children in a way that encourages them to empathise with others measurably improves their creativity and could lead to other beneficial learning outcomes, new research suggests. Take a

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. Since February, I've been trying to communicate the idea that #COVID19 is likely to leave long-term harm in its wake. This moving film gives an insight into what people

Zaf #WearADamnMask Qasim 🇵🇰🇬🇧🇺🇸

ResusOne

Controlling hemorrhage remains the cornerstone of trauma management. Non-compressible torso hemorrhage is a particular challenge. Some (including me) have advocated for a change to the status quo of how we

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