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John Burn-Murdoch
jburnmurdoch
NEW: fresh data from trials in Brazil, South Africa and the UK shows the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is highly effective with a 12 week gap between doses.Efficacy is in fact much
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zeynep tufekci
zeynep
I'd like to highlight a point about epistemology. Many people—scientists and journalists—with infectious disease experience immediately pegged this as the next potential SARS. It had all the hallmarks. Nothing was
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Craig
TheLawyerCraig
(1/9) I hate simplistic #COVID19 framing by many journalists & others on Twitter. It’s often (transparently) designed to shock or elicit twitter applause by pointing out “bad” people doing “bad”
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Brigitte la Beurgeoise.
LawDealer
Comme prévu, le thread sur l'#IA et l'utilisation qui en est faite par l'administration fiscale pour opérer des contrôles fiscaux ! Amis fiscalistes, soyez indulgents mon but est de vulgariser
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MK Caulfield
CaulfieldMK
Q: Why do undergraduates flounder at generating research ideas?A: Productive curiosity is a skill that needs to be taught. My first Twitter thread! (1/11)#PsychTwitter #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter #ScienceTwitter Learning how to
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MacKenzie
Smackenziekerr
New Evidence Suggests COVID-19 Could Be a Kind of Autoimmune Disease. Here's Whyhttps://www.sciencealert.com/covid-could-trick-some-immune-systems-into-making-antibodies-that-turn-against-you Whether or not a person with COVID-19https:/
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Ethan Hein
ethanhein
Narratives of Mozart as a magical genius grind my gears. I firmly believe that "talent" is not innate. It's the product of means, motive and opportunity. Even in Mozart's case.https://twitter.com/StevenIsserlis/status/1335
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Steven N. Durlauf
sndurlauf
1/The "study" is without merit. It would receive a failing grade were it submitted as research paper for a graduate course in any decent doctoral program in economics. (Certainly the
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Covid Fact Check UK
fact_covid
There’s no cure for coronavirus, but this is a good summary of the progress being made on treatments.Amongst all the gloom, the UK is doing tremendous work here: we’re running
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Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽
meganranney
Some myths and facts about the novel #covid19 vaccines: a thread Myth: it hasn't been adequately studiedFact: both the Pfizer & Moderna vaccines underwent the normal, rigorous, 3 phase trial
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Dr Monica H Green
monicaMedHist
#COVIDDynamics starting now: https://cpd.ucsd.edu/covid19/073120.html. 1st hour: 4 scientists:1) @trvrb - Trevor Bedford2) @firefoxx66 - Emma Hodcroft (https://nextstrain.org/ )2) @BillHanage - Bill Hanage3) @cmyeaton - Caitline Rivers
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Lauren A. Hennessy
LaurenAHennessy
If you want a cure for COVID, cancer or any other chronic illness or disease, we need research - but we can’t do research without funding. And adequate funding is
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Hanna Fridén
HannaFriden
Since some people are arguing that Trump is getting censored, I think it's important to remind people of the unprecedented censorship carried out by the Trump Administration.Do you remember when
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abdul hamid
baymath
There is a concerted, calculated & coordinated effort underway currently in South Africa to deride government regarding vaccines, from previous members of the advisory committee, to academic & the media
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The Dread Pirate Jussim
PsychRabble
I'm back. In honor of KO'ing two hard, back-to-back deadlines, a Thread! A mini-thread! Of loosely connected papers and ideas:On Scientific Uncertainty, Especially in Social Sciences & Psych In honor
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Show Me The Data
txsalth2o
#OpenSchools is not a partisan issue. Which are your favorite #OpenSchools accounts? I want to follow all of them. I’m a single issue tweeter right now. Mine: @NahasNewman @karenvaites @karol
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