#Journals

Farid Jalali MD

farid__jalali

on serotonin, SSRIs, serotonin-blockers, and COVID19All causes of ARDS are associated with activation of resident lung platelets and megakaryocytes. The degree to which this activation occurs differs between various etiologies

Zamir Mohyedin

zamirmohyedin

Saya nak berkongsi tentang suatu kejadian pada sekitar kurun ke-18 di Eropah. Titik mula tentang kepercayaan pontianak (vampire) moden yang menghisap darah untuk hidup. Peristiwa ini memaparkan bagaimana salah faham

Lucas Morin

lucasmorin_eolc

Do non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) really increase the risk of adverse outcomes and death among patients who test positive for SARS-CoV-2?A new observational, registry-based study in @PLOSMedicine suggests that it

Indranil Mallick

indranilsays

It's the publishing houses vs. sci-hub and libgen. 1/nhttps://thewire.in/law/sci-hub-elsevier-delhi-high-court-access-medical-literature-scientific-publishing-access-inequity Without going into the nuts and bolts of copyrights , it woul

Kimberly Acquaviva 🏳️‍🌈

kimacquaviva

A plea to Deans in every field:When you send out a dossier for an external review, the written tenure criteria that are given to your faculty are the ONLY criteria

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Huge: Masks LOWER SEVERITY of COVID too! Masks definitely reduce transmission, but scientist now think that MASKS CAN ALSO MAKE ILLNESS MILDER. How? masks may limit the dose of virus

Josephine Munch Rasmussen

JjosseMunch

Turned my talking points for the #LyingPen #OriginofthePieces @uiagder into a thread. I’m not a manuscript scholar. I’m trained as an archaeologist, but my research has revolved around antiquities trade,

Gabriela Noboa S.

noboa_s

Why is it important to evaluate the cardiovascular system in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome?#MedTwitter #medstudenttwitter #Tweetorial #PCOS #Cardiology #Science @USFQ_Ecuador 1/Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common e

Olivier Schmitt

Olivier1Schmitt

D'ailleurs, on peut aussi faire un autre fil car ces événements illustrent un certain nombre de dynamiques des Relations Internationales. Allez, deuxième fil de la journée, on va parler coercition,

Nick Mark MD

nickmmark

Lots of articles about ICUs reaching capacity, but what does this actually mean?Buckle up for a #tweetorial about ICU capacity and what it means in the context of #COVID19.1/ First,

Dr. Rachel Schine

RachelSchine

This thread is going to proceed roughly chronologically re: topic discussed. It's a mix of (English only) primary sources in translation and secondary sources that you can use to teach

Saikiran Kannan

saikirankannan

****Long Thread on #PoolTesting****This is the time for India to increase the ratio of #Pool tests.The number of #COVID19 cases in #India has seen a constant rise over the past

Abolition and Public Health

AbolitionHealth

Theoretical tools for understanding race, gender, & sexuality and their connections to topics like abolition, biopolitics, environmentalism, public health, medical tech, history of science, ethics of care, mutual aid, &

PEI POLITICAL DISCUSSION Resistance is NOT futile.

PEIPolNews

1/Does a paper boy (girl) pay for delivering a paper?Or do publishers pay them to deliver it?They get a pay cheque for delivering the paper.They don't give part of their

Paul Burke

burke_ec

Thread: Some of the recent research out of the PhD in Economics program @ANUCrawford:1/n: Nathan Deutscher with ‘Place, Peers, and the Teenage Years: Long-Run Neighborhood Effects in Australia’https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/

Jon Henner

jmhenner

The big issue with journals focusing on deafness, especially educating and cultural issues with deaf populations is that the writers of the articles and the editors are hearing. Being hearing

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