#Journals

Michael L. Barnett

ml_barnett

The problems of post-COVID-19 syndrome are not getting enough attention. I am seeing patients every single session with persistent fatigue, generalized weakness and other weird symptoms like partial anosmia. There's

Francisco Marty, MD

FranciscoMarty_

Just posted in @JAMA_current!Randomized controlled #remdesivir trial of hospitalized patients with moderate #COVID19 pneumonia—those with with infiltrates on imaging with O2 Sats >94% on room-air.#hungergames feel: may the odds be

Dr Caitlin Green

caitlinrgreen

A North African Barbary ape in fifth- to sixth-century Britain? A short note on the significance and context of the Wroxeter macaque remains — http://www.caitlingreen.org/2018/02/barbary-ape-wroxeter.html The Wroxeter find is one

Judd Hollander

JuddHollander

One reason for burn out in academic medicine is the time we spend doing things for “for-profit” companies that take advantage of academic leaders. 1/17 After decades as author, reviewer

J Fernández Rossier

jfrossier

(1/n) This is a thread about these flashy journals we love and complain about, at the same time. I was reading this https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-018-0226-5 from @NaturePhotonics (2018) (brought to my attention

Maria Albertsen

MariaAlbertsen_

Gonna have a little rant! Isn’t it shocking how almost half of counsellors say finding employment is their biggest challenge? Isn’t is shocking how just 9% of Counsellors earn more

Steve Stewart-Williams

SteveStuWill

An all-time classic: According to biologists, the function of zebras' stripes is to ward off insects. Based on that idea, a team of scientists painted zebra stripes on cows. This

Dr Catherine Crompton

cjcrompton

So excited! @RachaelVDavis & I have a new paper out where we explore what new findings about social interaction in autistic adults mean for neurodevelopmental research. Thread! https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1745691620958

Free Spiritus 😷

freespiritus

To any #bced staff who wants to require masks in their space, you have a right to “expect” it (not require).If admin says you can’t, ask to see the PHO’s

Will Malone MD

will_malone

Regarding the evidence supporting the 2017 @TheEndoSociety Gender Dysphoria guidelines (affirmation based): 1: "Nearly all of the recommendations made were based upon "low" or "very low" quality evidence." >

Swapnil Hiremath, MD, MPH

hswapnil

Now watching @wccushman after @DrJMLuther laid the stage on whether chlorthalidone should be preferred over HCTZ- VA trial https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/356138- HDFP https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abs

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

Important: on the resurgence of SARS-CoV-2 in a place where herd immunity was already attained.The authors lay out 4 reasons:1) didn’t actually attain herd immunity2) waning immunity3) new strains evading

Holly Fernandez Lynch (she/her)

HollyLynchez

Clearest explanation I have seen to date on how Pfizer plans to handle its placebo participants. Posted in the FDA EUA decision memo, which seems to have been posted since

Neil Brown

neil_neilzone

Carolina’s paper (https://journals.uic.edu/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/10603/9549) is well worth reading, if you are interested in regulation of social media. The “third space theory” is not new, but this is a clear and concise

Colin Yeo

ColinYeo1

Properly damning from independent inspectors @IndependentCI on Home Office indifference to the impact of the hostile environment: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/inspection-report-published-an-inspection-of-the-home-offices-use-of-sancti

John D. Cook

JohnDCook

In clinical studies of X vs Y, there's a lot going on besides the difference between X and Y. There are also numerous effects that are unaccounted for. The difference

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