@jacobandrewlong Hm that’s all quite reasonable. Too bad undergrads aren’t sufficiently trained or expert enough to produce exceptional research or theory papers
@FoundationDietz@Kieffer_FR I believe you can add people to lists without following them, and then you can easily view those tweets by navigating to the list(s) you’ve added them to
⚠️ I realize that people are tired of taking COVID safety precautions - but the findings from our Long COVID study are serious & I am DEEPLY CONCERNED that we as a nation are completely underestimating the potential long-term impact of repeated infections https://t.co/AU3RvCrqGT
The @RUCSRR at Rutgers made this amazing resource--a comprehensive bibliography of books on Palestine from 1950 to 2024. Thank you @saharazizlaw and team for this incredible contribution!
https://t.co/iKzcKEViAt
A week or so ago, I decided to try and figure out how many colleges and universities changed their protest policies over the summer.
The answer: 50+ campuses across the country.
One should take into account that future vaxs & medications may actually prevent COVID & long-COVID.
Personal calculus of risks & payoffs should take into account this long game—ie protect yourself during this present dangerous period to arrive intact at the future.
@DrRitaHamad and team have released a new nationwide database of US COVID-19 County Policies (UCCP). View this publicly available dataset for researchers and policymaking: https://t.co/1gkaPE6YzY
#covid19#policies
"Compared to no admission screening testing and staff surgical masks, all scenarios were cost saving with health gains. Staff N95s + RAT admission screening of patients was the cheapest, saving A$78.4M."
#DavosSafe
🚨We're thrilled to announce our upcoming workshop on Multilevel Modelling in R with the amazing @aggieerin 🎉✨ The workshop is FREE & will take place online on 18th August. We're grateful to @improvingpsych for making this possible. Register here: https://t.co/BVkc7Bs195
I will keep repeating that: Olfactory and cognitive systems overlap in the brain.
The virus goes directly into specific brain regions --> brain scan shows volume abnormalities in the same regions ---> patients show cognitive decline and other behavioral alterations
#neuroCovid
Independent labs in the U.S. and Canada are now estimating *identical* levels of national COVID transmission.
1 in 73 Americans and Canadians are presently infectious with COVID.
In a room of 50, there's a 50-50 chance someone has infectious COVID.