#Colleagues

Ed Yong

edyong209

As they say, some personal news: I won the 2020 Victor Cohn Prize for Excellence in Medical Science Reporting! I’m chuffed to bits. The prize honours writers for a 5-year

Abigail Spanberger

SpanbergerVA07

On 6 January, violent insurrectionists attacked our democracy. They descended upon our Capitol intent on stopping Congress from recognizing the results of the 2020 election. They erected gallows and maniacally

Molle Guillaume

molleguillaume

A new paper on pre-european contact between Polynesians and Native Americans is out today in Nature. I rarely do this on Twitter but regarding this is my area of expertise,

Eric Meyerowitz, MD

EricMeyerowitz

Thoughts on RECOVERY preprint: dexamethasone as treatment for COVID-19 @AaronRichterman https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.22.20137273v1

Chase Thomas

ChaseThomas89

I was initially really proud of our state’s response to COVID-19. We shut down relatively early, our state epidemiologist @DrAngelaCDunn was always front and center in updates, and messaging was

Hadley Beeman

hadleybeeman

It’s here! The @NHSCOVID19App for England and Wales is going live today. It will help each of us to keep our loved ones safe.It also keeps our personal information private.To

Dante Licona

Dante_Licona

How does the @IFRC response to #COVID19 looks like on social media?On #WorldHealthDay I had the chance to share some insights during the #ReachAndTurn workshop organised by @UNUMERIT.My slides

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

A view of COVID from here: April has started pretty cold and drab in London, but there is a real sense of anticipation as pub gardens, gyms and shops open

John Ferry

JohnFerry18

This was interesting. One takeaway was the reveal - more a confirmation - from @AndrewWilson that a key leverage point for an SNP gov't in any future separation negotiation would

Daniel Bellingradt

dbellingradt

Dear experts of #bookhistory and related fields:This tweet aims to connect us better and enlarge our own networks for the benefit of the individual researcher and general community alike. Let

Meg Heckman

meg_heckman

1/n This week shows (again) that much of our social infrastructure—namely our health care and criminal justice systems—suffers from persistent structural racism. Also that our concept of white womanhood too

Kham Kidia

kkidia

1/14 *TWEETORIAL 4 New Interns*WORDS MATTER!Non-stigmatizing medical documentationYour admission/progress notes can be harmful to your patients and will live in the medical record system forever.Here are some tips. Please add

The Ice Age ❄️

Jamie_Woodward_

Giant sloths in South America excavated ENORMOUS tunnels during the Pleistocene. These remarkable megaburrows preserve the claw marks from the beasts that engineered them. More details and image credits here

Lindsey Fitzharris

DrLindseyFitz

(1/11) THREAD: THE SADDEST PLACE IN LONDONIn 1887, the artist George F. Watts proposed a tribute of a different sort for Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee. He believed art could act

Bruce E. Baker

BruceHistorian

THREAD:As we await news from @NewcastleUniUCU about the results of today’s negotiations, let's reflect on the broader picture of industrial relations. It would be easy to forget some of the

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

On July 25th a paper came out suggesting that 60% of #COVID19 patients might experience myocardial inflammation. Such extensive sequelae would have been extremely concerning and the paper was understandably