I am often asked how it is that I can talk openly about my work & myself on here, without being afraid of negative feedback.
This is an important question, and the answer is: practice.
A short thread on how I’m learning to embrace critique and criticism.
Relationship advice & why to block those toxic people who send you WhatsApps in the middle of the night
PLUS
An #epitwitter lesson in collider stratification bias
Something for everyone in this useful 🧵 from @klts0
This is your irregular reminder that if you’re interested in reading a scientific paper but can’t access it online, send an email to the author & they will be more than happy to send you a free copy of the pdf.
Now, with all 3 of the leading Phase 3 vaccine trial protocols released, we can see their design, assumptions, endpoints and major differences. I've summarized those here and infections (events) in the short🧵below
https://t.co/fTlKiACI4X
Contact tracing of #COVID19 cases isn't working in many places.
Bad contact tracing is dangerous for 2 reasons.
The 1st one is obvious: If we don’t trace contacts, we miss infected individuals (many asymptomatic) who infect other people.
The 2nd reason should be obvious too.
Hey Bay Area!! Thanks for all you are doing to keep yourself & our communities safe #Covid19
Look at the nice flat curves & declining hosp rates declining!! (orange=Bay Area, blue=CA)
This weekend is going to be beautiful - but please stay safe! #SocialDistance#MaskUp
Fascinating take on the Stanford seroprevalence study & network analysis on uptake to support political positions on reopening
A Study Said Covid Wasn’t That Deadly. The Right Seized It. https://t.co/vBQuGo4wgA
BREAKING NEWS: Preliminary results of Spain's seroprevalence study #ENECOVID.
>60,000 participants
Antibodies for #SARSCoV2:
5% of Spanish population
11% in region with highest incidence (Madrid)
So far from herd immunity in country with 2nd largest number of cases after U.S.
Mentored training and its association with dissemination and implementation research output: a quasi-experimental evaluation #ImpSci
https://t.co/GkZC9A9pmM
Conventional meta-analyses of #randomized trials lack a clear causal interpretation when
1. each trial is in a different population
2. the treatment effect varies across those populations
Here we propose steps toward causally interpretable #MetaAnalysis.
https://t.co/SZ4kX2hYgm
My first interview and true to form I advocate for better data collection so that sound data guide decisions. Thanks @rapplerdotcom for the opportunity and for such a well written article. #FilipinaEpiBiostat
Will give out comments on COVID-19 situation in the Philippines in a while. I would like to thank my #USTFMSClinicalEpidemiology faculty seniors for the help in prep work and @UCSF_Epibiostat for the 2 year prep on these concepts. And @gelza for putting me up to this.