#Journals

Ryan J. Gallagher

ryanjgallag

I think we've pretty much established that dictionary methods are not good at classifying the sentiment of *short* docs *individually*But that's not the same as validating dictionary methods on *many*

Anna Stansbury

annastansbury

Labor folks! Anna Sokolova and Todd Sorensen's fantastic meta-analysis of monopsony is now out in @ILRReview. Want a summary of what the empirical lit says about the elasticity of labor

Jason Hickel

jasonhickel

The language of the Anthropocene has it wrong: not all people are equally responsible for climate breakdown. The global North has contributed 92% of emissions in excess of the planetary

Miguel Hernán

_MiguelHernan

1/ Estimating the infection fatality risk (IFR) of #SARSCoV2 is hard.Our estimates from Spain's #ENECOVID (just published):Men: 1.1% to 1.4%Women: 0.58% to 0.77%After age 80Men: 12% to 16%Women: 4.6% to

Suhas Gondi

suhas_gondi

THREAD In @JAMAInternalMed we explore why hospitals are investing billions of $ into housing.On the surface, these #SDOH programs are promising. But they might also be a red flag about

Victoria Aranda

mvicaracal

Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a scientific editor on Twitter? (thread) Almost every day, you scroll down to find someone criticizing you, indirectly if you

P. D. Mangan Health & Fitness Maximalist 🇺🇸

Mangan150

An underlying cause, or effect, or both, of aging, is inflammation.This is so characteristic of aging that it's been dubbed "inflammaging". Where does the inflammation come from?Could be from "garb-aging",

Duane Watson

duane_g_watson

@istudymemory shared an article with me from 1977 by A. Wade Boykin called "Experimental Psychology from a Black Perspective". It reveals some wild racism in the field in the 60s

Rory Cormac

RoryCormac

Lots of recent analysis plays up the importance of exposing hostile Russian intelligence activity as a core part of the Western response. But this is flawed because exposure isn’t enough

Joelle M. Abi-Rached, MD PhD

jabirached_

You are indeed missing a lot Gregg:1) what matters is not the the fraction per se but the impact that 1 imported case has on local transmission and local deaths.

Adam Cifu

adamcifu

1/9 Started our yearly Critical Appraisal of the Landmark Literature course with the 4th years today (on Zoom, ). Seems like a good time for a quick tweetorial on reading

Megan Thompson-Munson

GlacialMeg

Today I channeled my energy into this very unofficial but passionate petition for scientists to start drawing icebergs in their stable orientations. I went to the trouble of painting a

Alex Keil

PronouncedKeil

It looks bad at first glance......but the implied counterfactual literature with a normal distribution around 0 would only happen if we studied associations at random. Instead, scientists often opt to

Dr. Efi Rousi

syn_efou

Our paper “Changes in North Atlantic atmospheric circulation in a warmer climate favor winter flooding and summer drought over Europe” is now released online in Journal of Climate: https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/clim/aop/JCL

Dr. Joel C. Miller

joel_c_miller

Let's talk about how a scientist should make and then test a hypothesis.https://twitter.com/MLevitt_NP2013/status/1357804286432870400 When one makes a hypothesis, one should look for other, simpler hypotheses which could also explain th

Christina Pagel

chrischirp

We tried the central system for 9 wks & it's not working. Regardless of the companies contracted, it's the WRONG DESIGN. Let's scrap the central system & use the resources

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