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...from the "Journal of Unenforceable Conference Rules" cc: @ASCP_Chicago @Pathologists @TheUSCAP + other #pathology mtgs - we can do better
— Samson W. Fine, MD (@rovingatuscap) September 6, 2017
This is wonderful information Dr. Marshall. Is it published? Please consider @AJCPjournal if you do submit.
— Sanjay Mukhopadhyay (@smlungpathguy) April 11, 2020
Pathologic Features of Down Syndrome Myelodysplastic Syndrome and Acute Myeloid Leukemia; read this Early Online Research from @ArchivesPath: https://t.co/IDmvCqzprk. #pathologists pic.twitter.com/XuDRJPhKo3
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) August 25, 2019
Pathologic Features of Down Syndrome Myelodysplastic Syndrome and Acute Myeloid Leukemia; read this Early Online Research from @ArchivesPath: https://t.co/IDmvCqzprk. #pathologists pic.twitter.com/A2LFhLjlwF
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) August 24, 2019
Pathologic Features of Down Syndrome Myelodysplastic Syndrome and Acute Myeloid Leukemia; read this Early Online Research from @ArchivesPath: https://t.co/IDmvCqzprk. #pathologists pic.twitter.com/WhXRSKgJ1B
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) August 23, 2019
Pathologic Features of Down Syndrome Myelodysplastic Syndrome and Acute Myeloid Leukemia; read this Early Online Research from @ArchivesPath: https://t.co/IDmvCqzprk. #pathologists pic.twitter.com/fM6r99fb7z
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) August 22, 2019
#Green design research from the Journal of Green Building on #ScienceOpen: https://t.co/ZjUpEDZBpe
— ScienceOpen (@Science_Open) May 25, 2020
having fun#genetics #geology #rocks #genes #academia #research #typography pic.twitter.com/F2Z9gTbQQR
— Martin Telefont (@martintelefont) May 24, 2020
New research finds that ultrasound markers differ in pregnancies destined for first trimester loss: https://t.co/YIwQxQCgiD
— Cleveland Clinic MD (@CleClinicMD) April 24, 2020
Nice article describing why it has been hard to ramp up census at Javits Center and USNS Comfort rapidly.https://t.co/30OUWUt3vx
— Venk Murthy (@venkmurthy) April 12, 2020
Calcifying Nested Stromal-Epithelial Tumor of the Liver: An Update and Literature Review; read this @ArchivesPath Resident Short Review by @yalepathology's Drs. Mark Benedict and Xuchen Zhang: https://t.co/Rr5YW938Rb. #pathologists pic.twitter.com/AUecHM2oAv
— CAPathologists (@Pathologists) February 15, 2019
A PSA: my dad's a medicinal chemist. He presented evidence for a role of selenium in the pathology of SARS/Coronavirus in 2003. His research suggests making sure you have robust selenium levels is sensible. DO NOT MEGA DOSE ON SELENIUM. No benefit in taking more than 200 mcg/day.
— Astra Taylor (@astradisastra) March 2, 2020
Those interested in this topic: stay tuned for new NRGI research next week on #ResourceBackedLoans... https://t.co/KO45nvuAOg
— NRGInstitute (@NRGInstitute) February 20, 2020
Get it published on https://t.co/PUOI9zWHLD Adam:-)
— antYbuddY (@antybuddy) February 20, 2020
Have you been working on a great molecular #pathology case study? We want to hear from you! Submit your case report for potential publication in @captodayonline by April 1: https://t.co/3c3vyhWCQ7 #molpath pic.twitter.com/XHNKjAHD0g
— Association for Molecular Pathology (@AMPath) February 3, 2020
and again what I think as a project has already been published: https://t.co/I2VwBwpZtK At least nowadays I shortened the gap to 1 year :)
— Serdar Balcı (@serdarbalci) May 19, 2019
One of the updates will be "Plain Language Summaries", which will make PubMed a source for non-experts as well.
— Serdar Balcı (@serdarbalci) May 19, 2019
There will be many research on comparing lay summaries and abstracts in the future. #bibliography #bibliometrics
Research: The foundation for #radiology innovation https://t.co/0dJbRIcp4G pic.twitter.com/qJgZK5e3dP
— Hard at work for those on the frontlines (@GEHealthcare) January 17, 2020
Submit your Science to The American Journal of Pathology https://t.co/7ucGqmK2fn pic.twitter.com/lU9FmGUOhM
— ASIP (@ASIPath) January 15, 2020
My own pathology and patterns - their form and nature.
— Jim Spivey (@JimSpivey3) January 10, 2020
2019 In Review: The Top Posts of 2019#Research https://t.co/qdBV6U24TT
— LSE Impact Blog (@LSEImpactBlog) January 1, 2020
Plastic surgeons review the latest data on complications related to breast implants: https://t.co/VP0fHqB1rg
— Cleveland Clinic MD (@CleClinicMD) January 1, 2020
Explore the #topcited articles from 'Mitochondrial DNA Part B', an #openaccess journal: https://t.co/peIUl0sXUd pic.twitter.com/0K7gAxt0l8
— T&F Bioscience (@tandfbiosci) December 22, 2019
Good idea! Not published yet, but I'll do that this year :)
— Michèle Nuijten (@MicheleNuijten) December 23, 2019
Post-docs, what percent of your time is dedicated to research you are free to choose and what percent is allocated by your supervisor?
— Matthew Fox (@ProfMattFox) December 23, 2019
CONGRATS to Dr. Ece Uzun!
— Alper Uzun Ph.D. (@biocomicals) December 19, 2019
She received Translational Research pilot grant from Brown Medical School, department of pathology.
She will study genetics of Autism!#Autism @ecique_
@ProfRScolyerMIA we'd love to share your publication with our #Melanoma patient network as pathology reports remain a tricky topic (e.g. patients confounding Clark with Stage....), would you have an open author copy to share pls? https://t.co/DBn7cxUozE @nature
— Bettina Ryll (@BettinaRyll) December 19, 2019
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