@2WintersWoods It's how you hold your tail
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Eloise White people have to fight racism
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Eloise White people have to fight racism
@FormerlyElo
Enthusiastic about words. Cloud watcher. Horizon scanner. Certified Editor in the Life Sciences (ELS)
Katılım Ocak 2015
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@PhysicianDoodle What is diagnostic odyssey
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@01sth02 Yes, thank you for asking. Sometimes people on the street say, "I like your hat!" And I wear my own handwoven tops, too.
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when i was a kid, the only appeal
that money ever had for me was
i’d be able to buy lots of records.
(it has worked!)
what did you ever dream of spending
money on as a child & did you later?
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@blackgirlinmain I see people at the grocery store wearing masks.
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Outside of Twitter, no one is discussing Covid.
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Per Clarivate, @JNCCN Impact Factor (JIF) for 2022 has risen to 13.4! This ongoing rise in JIF is a testament to the high quality of our publications. We are now 19th of 241 pubs in the oncology space. As an Associate Editor of JNCCN, I am immensely proud @DrJuneJD @LurieCancer
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@JoyceWhiteVance Please, what does the image behind you during MSNBC interviews show?
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@doccdrumm You have to see Barbie afterwards.
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@The_CIEP Can you advise an American copyeditor on the correct way to refer to "emergency room" in British English?
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Hi @FormerlyElo Yes, it does seem relevant particularly if more than 1 formulation could be mentioned.
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Eloise White people have to fight racism@FormerlyElo
@AMAManual Hi, With FDA-approved biologic generics, there is a nonsense, 4-letter extension appended to the drug name. For example, lecanemab-irmb (Leqembi). In text, would you include the 4-letter extension on second and subsequent mentions of the drug?
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@AMAManual Hi,
With FDA-approved biologic generics, there is a nonsense, 4-letter extension appended to the drug name. For example, lecanemab-irmb (Leqembi). In text, would you include the 4-letter extension on second and subsequent mentions of the drug?
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We have flowers but no pollinators. I never thought such beauty would be so sad.
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@FormerlyElo It does- but I’m working on that in therapy 👍 I have a lot of anger & resentment left over from #cancer that I’m managing & I’m also finding strategies for anger in general 😊
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I utilize every antagonism as an opportunity to educate and lead with love 💗 I don’t take it personally; I take it purposefully 🤝
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@The_GrammarGeek Life as we know it?
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@MerriamWebster @jonesy_ If only there were...
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@jonesy_ If only there was an audience to hear it...
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What's an underrated word you think deserves more love?
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@CsFuss @YaleRadiology Take a breath. Hold it. Congratulations! Breath out.
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I am thrilled to share that I start a new job as division chief of cardiothoracic imaging @YaleRadiology. It’s an honor to join this remarkable team; I look forward to this exciting journey and the opportunities that lie ahead. #NewJob #NewHeadshots #ExcitingTimes
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@AMAManual Yes, we agree about the link. Thank you!
I'm not sure about hosting a publicly accessible file; that's beyond copyeditor remit for this assignment.
(Heh-heh, too bad companies don't use doi numbers.)
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Good question. It would be a disservice to include a link to erroneous content. You could just include the name of the website and the access date. Any chance those saved slides could be hosted somewhere else, accessible to readers?
Eloise White people have to fight racism@FormerlyElo
@AMAManual Ah no, the content has changed and no longer applies. But the corporation retained the url. I'm concerned a reader might follow the url and go, "Wha'?" We have saved a copy of the slides that the author saw.
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