#Studies

The Ritchie Centre

RitchieCentre

A new study by members of the Maternal & Perinatal Medicine team, including Deb de Guingand, Dr Stacey Ellery, Dr Miranda Davies-Tuck & Dr Kirsten Palmer‘Risk of Adverse Outcomes in

Kristen Stone

keighstone

We often ask, 'how can we *incentivize* engagement?' when building a crypto community.Instead, we need to ask 'how we can *motivate* engagement?' To discover how motivation & incentivization are different

Bill Hezel

billhezel

THREAD: In the past, I have used Scap Retraction Throws to help athletes clean up their arm action. One example of this, is helping them better understand the role of

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW with @jemimajoanna: why are so few people in the UK wearing masks?We dug into the numbers, the science and the nuance to see what’s going onStory here: https://ftalphaville.ft.com/2020/07/09/1594305988000/Why-are-we-not-wearing-masks-

The Mycological Book Club

MycoBookClub

This month at #MycoBookClub we're going to be talking about one-time mycologist Beatrix Potter.How did this remarkable woman find her way into mycology? Well, let's have a look at what

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

KIDS and coronavirus: mega 65000 new study: Kids under 10 transmit virus much less often than adults, but not zero risk. Kids ages of 10-19 can spread virus at

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

Unlike other studies looking at masks, Danmask was a randomised controlled trial – the highest quality scientific evidence. It revealed a minimal statistical difference between those who wore medical masks

Jon Ward

dermatophyte

1/ These four studies plus real life data in schools should lead education officials to declare masking purely optional in school children. First, an Italian researcher shows higher CO2 in

Dr. Sarah, MD

SarahThooft

Sunday is my infamous story time day. I'm going to share 6 lessons I learned from making my first e-bookThis is going to be 100 % transparent and honest. //

Mark Toshner

mark_toshner

Love a bit of trial data so even though we only have one measure from Pfizer trial, thought it might be useful to go over what it might mean in

Sportula Europe

SportulaEurope

Today we'd like to talk about some of our side projects over the last six months. Although our primary focus is and always will be using donations to provide microgrants

Tara Parker-Pope

taraparkerpope

I don't blame the Duke researchers for the flawed reporting on the gaiter study. Any science reporter knows you talk to more than one expert for a story. So much

Nick Covington

CovingtonEDU

The only thing I learned from poor grades in high school was that math wasn't for me. I wonder for how many of us this is true of a variety

Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸

ASlavitt

NEW STUDY: A Chinese study shows people infected with COVID-19 lose antibodies after only a few months. A good summary article is here:https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/06/chinese-study-antibodies-covid-19-patients-fade-quick

Sherry Pagoto

DrSherryPagoto

I’ve been reviewing a lot of grants lately and have some advice on things that negatively impact scores on proposals for behavioral intervention studies. A thread! 1/12 The intervention is

Samuel F. Reynolds

sfreynolds

Wow. Is that what y'all doin' now? Stop assuming things about people, really. Reminds me of earlier times when folks would be, "Are you really down for the cause?" Let's

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