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Thomas Morris

thomasngmorris

Here's a chest X-ray that made the radiologist gasp and reach for the phone. What could this thin grey line possibly be? The patient was a 30 yo male, no

Jess Sachs

betweenonefern

In a recent town hall, when the admins of my med school were asked how they are addressing the recent student suicide, they gave the following response. Want to know

Criminelle Law

CriminelleLaw

I love the rules of evidence. Early on one of my favorite judges told me that few lawyers know the rules of evidence and even fewer know how to use

Francisco Marty, MD

FranciscoMarty_

Time to share some thoughts and questions following the .@medrxivpreprint first release of results from the #SolidarityTrial that compared local standard care to #remdesivir, #HydroxyChloroquine #lopinavir_ritonavir and #interferon for trea

SANDÉ

JaqueSand

So these are going to be my last tweets of the year. I’ve been thinking: The reason why we come here to criticize gvt policies on a daily basis is

Skimminy Cricket

kim45607978

Parental literacy/education advocates try to make sure they post from experience & from the voices of their LD kids & families. We know that people starting on this journey may

Global Financial Data

GlobalFinData

The Suez Canal was constructed between 1859 and 1869 and was officially opened on November 17, 1869. Dreams of building a canal between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea go

Jared Wesley

DrJaredWesley

I'm just a lowly social scientist, so excuse my ignorance. Why are Alberta's post-secondary institutions playing along with this "Fair Deal" game?Here are some questions (a thread)...https://www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=

Brett Favaro

LetsFishSmarter

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02325-1 Very interesting re: codes of conduct at conferences. Interview features many people I respect, w/diverging viewsMy thoughts as someone who co-authored a code of conduct article (https://ww

David Frum

davidfrum

The story about the Russian bounty was reported by NYT/WashPo/WSJ. That doesn't mean it's certainly true. But it does mean that very credible people in US intelligence service are angry

Nate Apathy

NateApathy

New paper thread! 1/9Great MIPS coverage in this month's @Health_Affairs, although I'm biased towards this paper by me and @JB_Everson examining rates of partial participation in 2017. https://www.healthaffairs.org/doi/10.1377/hltha

Motherfoclóir: Lois

Motherfocloir

Good morning pals! I hope you're all keeping well. Today I thought we'd discuss displaced identities. Obviously, my research population are the 2nd generation Irish in Britain (more specifically the

Aiden Thomas

aidenschmaiden

i feel that the reason why, in a world where white supremacy is running rampant, white/white-passing/light skinned Latinx folks get upset about being called “white” because it directly aligns them

Dr. Richard Corsi

CorsIAQ

1/12 For those looking for an exciting and important field of study. My motivation for moving from outdoor to indoor air research 25+ years ago was a recognition that Americans

Dr. Jane Clare Jones

janeclarejones

It's instructive this dude asked such a performative question.There are many people in the comments giving coherent replies, and he's ignored them all... because the question wasn't a good faith

matthew remski

matthewremski

A staple of anti-lockdown conspiracism in yoga/wellness is that public health measures are oppressive, authoritarian, and stifling what it means to be human. Masks suppress identity and speech. Vaccines assault

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