“Patients with unexplained symptoms are vulnerable to anyone offering certainty, especially when that certainty comes with a diagnosis, a laboratory panel, and a treatment plan.”
This is such a great piece, relevant to any disease where cause is unclear and there’s $ to be made
#IDSky #MedSky
As the academic year draws to a close, I reflect that I've marked a lot of student writing this year. This is the first year, ever, when essays and dissertations universally have perfect grammar (and a lot of Oxford commas and M-dashes!). #LLM has become the sole mode of university delivery.
that's the statue of liberty holding the espn mic
Everything is awesome in the scientific publication industry.
A gentle morning drizzle, what I call “intermittent wiper rain”. Reminds me of my PhD years in Seattle, where it was seldom strong enough to make an umbrella worthwhile.
As a US citizen working abroad whose subaward was forcibly stripped from an NIH grant last year because my lab is “foreign”, I’d say I’m unlikely to ever agree to be on a US grant again anyway. Too risky.
#AcademicSky
If pathogens could design an app, this is what they’d come up with
www.wired.com/story/anti-v...
I specifically requested no more metaphors
PhD position (London, UK)
Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Health Economic Modelling
with Rebecca Baggaley, Johan Thygesen
at University College London
More details: http://iddjobs.org/jobs/2551
public health guy
Jim Woodgett
Madhu Pai, MD, PhD
Luke O'Neil
Cellular microbiologist, #UTI host/pathogen interactions, lab head at University College London, novelist, broadcaster, writer, pundit, sci comm, musician, gardener, Editor of LabLit.com, all things geek-chic. M7HZT on ham radio. More at jennyrohn.com
