#Outcomes

Nardeep Singh Dahiya

NSDahiya

#CoronavirusPandemic What is the most underdiagnosed and untreated nutritional deficiency in India? Vit D; most studies indicate a prevalence of between 60 and 90 per cent of population deficient in

James Surowiecki

JamesSurowiecki

1. This may sound a little odd, but I think the reason the coronavirus has done so much damage in the US is that it's really bad and yet it's

Amy Thunig

IndigenousX

Imagine if workers, who’ve no union or industrial rights, tried to negotiate an agreement with a big company?& 1 worker demands: We must hav an agreement 1st, b4 establishing representation.This

Qasim

smqasimahsan

In an op-ed Dr. Hoodhboy has outlined the issues of exam-taking during Covid.He focuses mostly on the inability to ensure 'cheating', & the ways to get around rudimentary barriers to

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

1/ Excited *& frustrated* to share this new work*This is the epidemic* — inequity is the driver of #covid19. It has been since the startIt’s not surprising- it’s how every

Shaun Williams

Shaun_LDNurse

1. Possibly a controversial tweet: to appease both camps in the theory-practice debate in #Nursing #Education why don’t we encourage a variety of approaches in pre-reg education but ensure outcomes

Francois Gerard

fgerard_BE

Today was special: returning the proofs of a paper to be published in the AERIn fact, 2020 was very special for me professionally (even if challenging personally, like for many

Dr. Sarah, MD

SarahThooft

Your success is defined by your ability to focus. How do you strengthen this focus? I will tell you my personal secrets. [[A THREAD]] What is FOCUS?Focus is when you

Matt Blackwell

matt_blackwell

Did someone say controlled direct effects? This is my jam. Jonathan does a good job highlighting issues with the linked paper, but I wanted to shed light on their main

Ben Stanley

BDStanley

"I would like public media to support the government. Public TV is there not just to hound the government but to show its good side." PiS MP Ryszard Terlecki. The

Denis Nash

epi_dude

1. The pre-print (not yet peer reviewed) of recent results from our national, community-based CHASING COVID Cohort study of SARS-CoV-2 is out (http://bit.ly/3arAvmB ). We looked potential risk factors for SARS-CoV-2

David Perell

david_perell

Lessons from different fields:1) Advertising: We overestimate our capacity for independent thought.2) Poker: Life is probabilistic. We can do everything right and still lose.3) Architecture: We're influenced by our environment,

Philippe Lemoine

phl43

The long term impact of school closures, not the temporary income drop of their parents, accounts for 90% of children’s overall welfare loss. The effect is concentrated on low-income families

Josh - Data Analyst in Nashville

ifihadastick

There is an incredibly stupid and and anti-science myth that is circulating around- that there is no immunity post-infection to Covid. Here's a few papers I've read and the summary

Prof Kate Wall

kate_wall98

Practitioner enquiry tip of the week: coping with change. We all have a hell of an autumn ahead of us; I think we can guarantee plenty more ups and downs,

Jasmin Mujanović

JasminMuj

So, let me try to offer some preliminary analysis on the basis of these preliminary results from Bosnia and Herzegovina’s municipal elxns, and also provide some basic info for those

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