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In the midst of all the grief + chaos of 2020, it's hard to remember there were good things
For me, an incredible group of young scholars doing highly relevant science was the #Bestof2020. Here are my favorite 2020 paper by each of several young scholars with whom I get to work
For me, an incredible group of young scholars doing highly relevant science was the #Bestof2020. Here are my favorite 2020 paper by each of several young scholars with whom I get to work
To see where some of these folks were last year see this thread
let's start this #BestOfResp2020 with @UM_IHPI K-awardees
let's start this #BestOfResp2020 with @UM_IHPI K-awardees
So a lot of people of dunked on this terrible op ed from Dr. Goldfarb in the @WSJ, so I’m not breaking any new ground. Most have focused on the false dichotomy of science versus policy/advocacy. But it’s really more than that. 1/11 wsj.com/articles/take-…
Dr. Goldfarb’s argument that progressive politics is preventing good science has it precisely backwards. There is undue political influence in the practice of medicine today, but it’s not from the left. nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…. 2/11
It’s not the left that wrote legislation that barred doctors from asking their patients about guns in the home or even discussing gun safety, despite the evidence supporting an impact on health outcomes. 3/11
