A journalist asked me a question yesterday – and I answered it. She then called my office to say sorry. I consider that the end of the matter.
Abusing journalists – or anyone – on Twitter does no one any good. We have far more important things to deal with, let’s all move on.
A study in Nature found 42.5% of the confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infections in Vo', Italy, were asymptomatic. The study also finds no statistically significant difference in the viral load of symptomatic versus asymptomatic infections. #COVID19 https://t.co/dAseMzQVAV
Dr Mitchel Tate: Gene therapy is long lived, potentially lasting up to several years, which may be an advantage over other therapy for diabetic #cardiomyopathy https://t.co/Vm5UUf2Nj3 @BakerResearchAu@DiabetesAus
Great recognition! Citation and study description of our work showing that #insulin replacement limits progression of #diabetic cardiomyopathy in the diabetic rat in @CircRes review article. @rebeccahritchie @SAGECardiology https://t.co/I0dseVpuE8
New study from @BakerResearchAu shows #type2diabetes in young people is bad for the heart. Research showed people diagnosed with diabetes 10 years earlier, had 50% higher risk of cardiovascular disease. We need more aggressive strategies to prevent t2 in young
Today MPs are debating Geoffrey Robinson MP's Bill that proposes introducing an opt-out system of #organdonation in England, potentially saving thousands of lives.