Manuel Holz

We just published our article on #COVID19 #vaccination intentions and #migration background in @FrontPubHealth 😷😷😷 #OpenAccess #impfpflicht (frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…)

when you realize you have become reviewer #2

Viele Medien diskutieren darüber, ob sich 2015 wiederholt und ob wir irgendetwas gelernt haben? Hier einige Gedanken.

Anyone in Salamanca up for coffee? @RN21_Salamanca @EsaRn21 ✌️

@akkuhnt @MGamuchirayi @_tartalita @Skinner_GER_ENG @AndreasKlaerner @canpopsoc @sissinicobalbo thanks for connecting, looking forward for exchange too ✌️

This Monday, I welcome @MGamuchirayi, @MMactang, @_tartalita, @Skinner_GER_ENG, @AndreasKlaerner, @canpopsoc and @sissinicobalbo on my Twitter channel. 👋 I am looking forward to our future exchange here.

@DrEmmaZang i see the problem!other take: healthy migrant hypothesis also states health~earnings capacity.healthier richer ppl leave,sicker ppl with less money stay.practitioners are incentivized to settle where more ppl can afford premium version of health insurance>also leave for the city

@MMactang Thanks! But if the growing gap is driven by healthier ppl moving to cities, the health burden in rural areas won't change (i.e., have the same number of people with obesity)?

Need some help to convince a reviewer: Why is the growing obesity disparity by urbanicity (at an aggregate level) concerning? The reviewer seems to think it's likely driven by selective migration (healthier ppl move to cities), so we shouldn't concern about the growing gap.

@hardsci I get the idea that institutions are obliged to make a statement, but it feels really hipocritical when they're somehow involved in the context, by either collaborating with the arms industry or funding neo-eugenics ("race realist") research

Ein Forschungsteam der #TUChemnitz zeigt geringere #Impfbereitschaft europäischer Migrantinnen und Migranten auf und findet Einflussfaktoren wie Aufenthaltsdauer, #Religiosität, #Medienkonsum und politisches Vertrauen. Weitere Infos: mytuc.org/mfnk

@MaartenvSmeden because when i was a kid i saw adults sitting in front of their computers, cursing while formatting text files and this just blew me away and l was like "OMG I so wanna be this when i grow up"

Why did you become a scientist? Wrong answers only

@HauptSoc Vor allem wird in der absoluten Mehrheit der Studien die mit repräsentativen Daten und diesem Armutsmaß arbeiten so gut wie nie so ein extrem Ausreißer wie ein Becker oder Quandt berücksichtigt. Cut Off liegt doch meistens irgendwo bei 10-15 Tsd netto pro Monat.

methods: using 7 SOEP data waves (2006-2018) of n=5990 repondents in a longitudinal SEM approach, we successively set equal factor loadings and intercepts of the latent constructs physical and mental health; each across migration groups and waves (4/4)

health of migrants, especially from non-european countries, might have even worse health conditions than usually concluded. this result might point to the „artefact“ explanation of the healthy migrant effect (3/4)

Currently working on: longitudinal measurement equivalence of physical and mental health indicators between European, Non-European migrants and Germans without migration background (1/4)

Sure paper acceptances are cool but i just got a ball that was stuck in the tree at my kid's daycare down and all the kids cheered and hugged me.

Drinking at least 5 glasses of wine per week also reduces the risk of making causal claims based on an observational study with a selection on observable design.

Stop funding research (the way you do) Because it is wasteful, unethical and unscientific A thread (1/16)

if you do your references manually, you are not alone. team manually doing references for life!