#Tests

Karam Bales

karamballes

Thread: Details of testing in schools is out Got to be kidding, as if we needed any more proof the DfE is totally out of touch, this could be the

el gato malo

boriquagato

“If you look at the slope, the incline of cases we’ve experienced as we’ve got into the late fall and soon-to-be early winter, it really is quite troubling" said anthony

Dr. Om Lakhani, MD, DNB (ENDO)

omlakhani

#ClinicalPearl #MedTwitter A patient comes to you with a thyroid function test suggestive of Thyrotoxicosis, but the patient has absolutely no clinical features of the same. What do you do

Miranda Tracy

mjt8080

Tonight is one of tears and emotions. Full of emotions with one of the 21 covid deaths announced today being a family member, to seeing some ridiculous high school-like bullying

Dr Adam Rutherford

AdamRutherford

I'm seeing a lot of chat about PCR and COVID, some of it quite bonkers. So here’s a PCR 101. DNA is very small and therefore not easy to detect.

Karam Bales

karamballes

1/ Line up of witnesses by @CommonsEd on the science of school closures is very questionable.All four have downplayed transmission, risk to workers and stuck to backing up the government

Joshua Skewes

JCSkewesDK

As someone who's taught with both, the discussion of R vs SPSS for teaching stats neglects two facts.1) Learning SPSS is no picnic2) SPSS obscures concepts and makes stats HARDER

Meghin Moore

meghin_

An important note from the VDH this morning: Now, today (and yesterday’s) TJHD COVID update: 74 newly reported cases from Saturday; no new fatalities or hospitalizations. 2.7% PCR rate as

Health Nerd

GidMK

So, The Big Mask study has been published, and I thought rather than expound on what the results DID show (everyone's doing that), I might point out a few things

Gráinne Donnelly

ABSPhysio

This is the forward bounding element of the load and impact tests that I carried out at 12 weeks postnatal (yes its taken me a while to post this). Lets

micky finn

critpraxis

Peer-review is not some sort of holy grail. It will always be difficult to get mainstream science journals to publish work that challenges official narratives because the research-university complex is

Lisa McNally

Lisa_McNally1

Questions I've been asked on the new coronavirus variant. And some answers. A thread...- What is the 'new variant'?- Is it in my area?- Is my chance of being infected

Kyla Lee, B.A., J.D.

IRPlawyer

After having COVID in March, I did not think I had any long-term health consequences other than a little shortness of breath. Of course, like everything with COVID, we still

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

Sarah Cunnane

Sarah_Cunnane

We’ve been hard at work @tes today getting together everything you need to know about today’s @educationgovuk announcements. A good start is this complete guide to the guidance from @Specktator100

An Leavy

an_leavy

Victorian Update Premier532 new8696total245 hospital44 ICU17588 tests processed Previous day was in high 400006 further deathsFemales in 90s. 80s 70sMales 80s, 70s, 50s4542 active cases683 AC400 HCWs 5 of the

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