WHAT A GORGEOUS GIANT ANTEATER 😍
Definitely the best camera trap record I've got so far!!
When camera traps are not being used to monitor Helmeted Manakin's nests, I install them in tracks around my fieldwork area to better know the residents around!
"The vaping-linked illnesses everyone's been panicking are a result of synthetic vitamin E filler (and maybe other substances) that people were inhaling from mostly black-market THC vape pens."
https://t.co/e4s2U8uz1B
Instead of a 60-year-old test that takes 3 hours, a simple 2 minute accurate sweat test for cystic fibrosis that uses #AI (ML) to distinguish DESI mass spec pattern for healthy vs. #CF
https://t.co/P4ScilQifA @PNASNews by @RichardNZare and colleagues @StanfordMed
Mouse study led by Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute prompts clinical trial of new concept in asparagine-restrictive pancreatic cancer therapy
https://t.co/SrLO5LSCmb
@SBPdiscovery
“'Bob,' I announced, 'We are going to live with your Alzheimer’s, not die with it.' Shame, I told him, was not an option. He had a disease, not a moral failing. It was time to come out of the shadows," writes Mary Hogan. #ENDALZ via @EverydayHealth https://t.co/Gnx0ZgLKUG
"The problem of antibiotic resistance is worse than we originally estimated” - @CDCgov's Michael Craig addresses the Antibiotic Resistance Threat Report Hill briefing, co-hosted by @pewhealth and @IDSAInfo#CDCARThreats#AMR
“Pesticides tend to receive little else but bad press — bees are slain, lawsuits are filed, and proponents of everything....Yet pesticides are vital to human health, nutrition, and global food security. Simply put, we cannot live without them” https://t.co/QzRhLCMKuc
"These new agents appear to be a losing proposition for hospitals, which may lose up to $300,000 for each CAR-T treatment administered, note experts in a commentary published online November 1 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology." https://t.co/lo9WG4LGat
Tips for success for San Diego girls who want to be scientists, from successful female scientists. My second story about Wednesday's San Diego Unified STEAM Leadership Series provides advice that didn't get into the first article.
https://t.co/Kv0XWsjvmn
Jean Rivier, the late Salk Institute brain hormone expert, loved exploring wild places, said his wife, Catherine Rivier.
“If I wanted to visit Paris or Rome or London, I was on my own. They were too civilized for him.”
@salkinstitute https://t.co/vJbl2a71Te
"If the dead could speak, they would probably wish to contribute to the welfare of the living." —Kevin De Cock @CDCKenya & colleagues https://t.co/ABCkFCUCbF @NEJM "The experience could be humbling or reassuring, but it was always a deterrent to medical hubris."
Mistakes in >30%
“It’s gonna be difficult. You’re going to get rejected. You’re not going to be having fun days every day. But ... I’ve traveled all over the world. I’ve ended up in places I never thought I would be.”
https://t.co/YDp9rRvfQj