#Journals

Leo Barasi

leobarasi

This has interesting implications: 61% think the govt is handling rollout of the vaccine well. That much more than the 40% that say it's handling the pandemic well overall. There's

Harlan Krumholz

hmkyale

Paper today from my colleagues @YaleCardiology … 'a large proportion of ICD or CRT-D implantations were performed by physicians who received payments from device manufacturers.’ Led by @AmarMD99 Jeptha Curtis

Jacob Hacker

Jacob_S_Hacker

"Go big and simple, Biden" is fast becoming a meme, and the advice is closely linked to work on "policy feedback" to which I've contributed. So I wanted to provide

Wiebke Arlt Birmingham, Yes, Birmingham

WiebkeArlt

#1 New @IMSR_UoB @UoB_IAHR research: Urine steroid metabolomics for the differential diagnosis of adrenal incidentalomas: a prospective test validation study – learn all about the #EURINEACT study in this twitter

Dr Ella Cockbain

DrEllaC

Today marks ten years since Andrew Norfolk @thetimes propelled the inaccurate, racial stereotype of “Asian sex gangs” into the mainstream. It’s shaped the past decade & caused numerous harms. It’s

A Jay Holmgren

AJHolmgren

New paper today in @JAMAInternalMed: how does EHR use compare between US and non-US clinicians? Short answer: US clinicians spend almost 50% more time per day actively working in the

Sam Friedman

SamFriedmanSoc

New! Why do so many people from privileged backgrounds identify as working-class?We find this rooted in elaborate ‘origin stories’ that downplay advantage in people’s own upbringing & instead forge affinities

The Thinking Bat

thethinkingbat

Psychology of Social Status A thread...Something @kunalb11 inspired me to write. We become more preoccupied with social status once our physical needs are met. So, if you have a decent

Jason Hickel

jasonhickel

Here are the top 25 contributors to climate breakdown, in terms of emissions in excess of the safe planetary boundary (350ppm). Thanks to @huzaifazoom for the graphic. If you're wondering

Roula Kotsifaki

RoulaKotsifaki

Hop testing after #ACLR – horizontal (distance) is easier to measure than vertical (height) but are they the same?(Spoiler: not even close)Thread During a vertical hop, the hip, knee,

Rebecca Burch, MD

RebeccaCBurch

“Why did my paper get rejected?” Recent conversations with researcher friends made me realize that academic journal/editorial decision making can feel very opaque. To shed some light, here’s a rough

Dr Ruth Pearce

NotRightRuth

Sure, TERFs are bad and all, but did you know that men and non-binary people on testosterone are being coerced into unnecessary hysterectomies by UK clinicians? The real scandal in

Awais Aftab

awaisaftab

A bold & timely step by Sir Robin Murray: Psychological Medicine (edited by Kendler & Murray) publishes an article by Bob Whitaker on antipsychotics & mortality, along with a commentary

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2774102Ever think asymptomatic transmission was an implausible defection? Me too. “Transmission within same household of asymptomatic index cases just 0.7%; 95% CI, 0%-4.9%”.

Mark Ryckman 🇨🇦

JMarkRyckman

This new paper suggests hunter harvest can actually reduce human-bear conflicts, in direct contrast to previous studies: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0237274#blackbears #hunting #conservation Several pas

Matt Strauss, MD

strauss_matt

A Tale of Two Countries.Argentina had perhaps the world's most draconian response to Covid-19. Brazil was widely criticized for a more laissez-faire attitude. Note the wide gap between their Oxford

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