#Outcomes

Deirdre Tobias, ScD

deirdre_tobias

Country-level correlation studies like the "lettuce will kill you" preprint provide epidemiologists with a good laugh-cry, & I want to be sure everyone understands why.So why are diet/disease correlations (AKA

Luca Dellanna

DellAnnaLuca

WHY IS ERGODICITY IMPORTANT? AN EXAMPLEMy cousin was born in a mountain village in the French Alps. Like many there, he learned to ski before reading.I am a good skier,

Dr. Nick K

nickkeca

thread1. HOW THE SAGE NUDGING UNIT IS HARMING OUR HEALTHThere's no doubt the SAGE Nudging Unit has been very successful. After all, ~68m of us have been locked up in

Beneficial State Foundation

BeneficialStFdn

To move beyond good intentions and empty promises, the banking industry must be both able and encouraged to share its progress on tackling inequity. A thread on data collection for

John Roberts

john_actuary

The latest update from @ICNARC on COVID intensive care activity has been published, summarised here on behalf of @COVID19Actuary. We've now passed a sobering milestone with more admissions (12,115) in

Carrie Conaway

clconaway

Today I did a presentation for @hgse master's students on how to read a research paper in 15 minutes. Thought I'd share my suggestions. Thread follows.(Research nerds: This is how

Scottish Land Commission

ScottishLandCom

Taxes on land & property could serve as a powerful tool for helping Scotland develop a robust, resilient wellbeing economy, according to a new report we have published today

Alan White

OTAlanwhite

1. thread. Hopefully not a career killer but to prompt some critical discussion. Certainly it’s not about professions. Delighted to see director of NMAHP Job advertised. I have no

Brent W. Roberts

BrentWRoberts

1/ Thread alertI have so many different thoughts about @farid_avari's thoughtful thread on the meaninglessness of our standardized effect sizes. I'll try to thread them in response. @pdakean @siminevazire @syeducation

Jim Dickinson

jim_dickinson

You're a third year undergraduate. Your degree - which has a series of practical components - has been plagued with disruption, first by industrial action, and latterly by the pandemic.

Lyn Sonnenberg 🇨🇦

lynsonnenberg

We are what we repeatedly do HT "Evidence" and @CincyIM Our most common reference is ourselves. #Assessment Where you train matters. #ICRE2020 Attribution vs. Contribution. How does my work impact

Chris Newsom

NewsomCA

A short thread- Covid & 2021 for Nigeria:Things will get better this year but manage your expectations.Vaccines will be easier than expected to access for the willing - uptake challenges

Daddy P

BeKonscious

A couple of days ago a Black Barrister appeared on the Sky News programme BLM : Will Britain Change? She spoke about the shocking over representation of Black men in

Aoife O'Donoghue

aoifemod

Me & 1/2 @mastermanmurray wrote about the permutations and combinations involved in #BorderPolls and the futures of the 2 islands here https://bit.ly/39f0f5l But a number of things beyond the technicalities of

Don’t Argue With Me If You Dont Have Any Citations

JamelTheCreator

Here is a thread of threads I've done correcting misinformation about Black men, bookmark, read, share with others. I'll be continually adding to this thread from my bookmarks and data

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

What I have learned from COVID19:[Thread] 1. Public health is undervalued, underfunded, neglected, mistreated, and it is easy to get away with that for years, decades, but someday that ends

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