@saphiregem7 @simonmaechling @JustTheTweets17 Because there are no large-scale clinical trials which show any benefit to using ivermectin to treat Covid-19
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Thomas Veith
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Thomas Veith
@thomasaveith
Cancer biologist and computational modeler interested in tumor evolution, copy number alterations, and ecological dynamics in cancer.
Katılım Mayıs 2019
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@thomasaveith @simonmaechling @JustTheTweets17 They make it, correct. More importantly to my point is why did FDA and CDC only recommend Remdesevir
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The FDA allows arsenic in your kids candy but wouldn't let you take ivermectin during covid.
If you look to them for anything, you've learned nothing.
Nicolas Hulscher, MPH@NicHulscher
🚨60% of childhood candies contain dangerous levels of arsenic — SweeTarts, Snickers, Skittles, Kit Kat, Nerds, Sour Patch Kids, Twizzlers, Jolly Ranchers, Trolli, Tootsie Roll among the worst offenders. Florida tested 46 popular sweets. 28 showed elevated arsenic linked to increased cancer risk with repeated exposure. Safe YEARLY limits for a child based on detected arsenic: ⚠️ Nerds (Grape/Strawberry): 96 pieces / year ⚠️ SweeTarts Original: 48 pieces / year ⚠️ Sour Patch Kids: 36 pieces / year ⚠️ Skittles: 48 pieces / year ⚠️ Trolli Sour Brite Crawlers: 12 pieces / year ⚠️ Jolly Ranchers (Sour Apple / Strawberry): 6 pieces / year ⚠️ Twizzlers Strawberry: 4 pieces / year ⚠️ Tootsie Roll: 8 pieces / year ⚠️ Snickers: ~2½ pieces / year ⚠️ Kit Kat: ~2½ pieces / year One box of Nerds contains 2,000–8,000 pieces.
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@simonmaechling @JustTheTweets17 This should go without this explanation…but Yes, Merck is included in Big Pharm.
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@kareem_carr Don’t worry, the University of Austin will fill that gap soon
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They nuke Harvard's funding, which everybody told them was going to lead to Chinese research dominance. China is now dominating and instead of reconsidering their terrible science policies, they're blaming it all on minorities.
These people are insane.
Ilya Shapiro@ishapiro
Go woke, go broke - Harvard’s latest failure. My latest in @FoxNewsOpinion. 🔗 in next post.
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✅✅ A reminder by Dr. Rahaf Ajaj:
She wasn’t on the Stanford list… but she made it to the Nobel stage. 🏅
Mary E. Brunkow, one of this year’s Nobel Prize winners in Medicine, has only 34 published papers and an H-index of 21.
She never appeared in Stanford’s ranking of the world’s top 2% of scientists.
She didn’t chase citations, metrics, or the spotlight.
Yet, she became part of a discovery that changed how humanity understands the immune system.
Today, while many are busy chasing numbers, titles, and rankings —
she reminds us what truly matters in science: the question.
🔹 She wasn’t running after the lists.
🔹 She was running after the truth.
Because in the end, it’s not about how many papers you publish…
It’s about how deeply your idea can reshape the world.
Focus on your idea, not your ranking.
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Attending “Math for Medicine (against cancer)” workshop at the Wolfgang Pauli Institute in Vienna. First up is friend and former @mathonco member Heiko Enderling discussing, PRISM: Personalized radiotherapy with integrated scientific modeling.
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More on collective behavior: Our new Annual Review of Biophysics piece - with the stellar Danielle Chase - explores how animals sense, share information, and make group decisions. In honeybees and beyond 🐝
annualreviews.org/content/journa…
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Cable bacteria link together (thousands of cells, end-to-end) to conduct electrons across distances up to 7 centimeters. They are living batteries.
They were discovered in Aarhus, Denmark in 2012. I visited Aarhus last year to see them in person, and wrote about it today.
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"Using spatial statistics to infer game-theoretic interactions in an agent-based model of cancer cells"
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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HERNANDEZ: What did you see in ‘Alligator Alcatraz’?
SMITH: We saw a lot of people are getting very rich. And it’s the Republican donors being given $450 MILLION in contracts to build and run this site.
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Just a year ago, the U.S. was better at predicting storms’ tracks than it had ever been. But now, @ZoeSchlanger reports, the country is rapidly losing state-of-the-art forecasting, just in time for hurricane season’s busiest months: theatlantic.com/science/archiv…
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just found out the guy who directed Norbit is the CEO of Paramount
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As the @nytimes assistant managing editor for Standards and Trust, I’ve received reader feedback regarding our reporting on Zohran Mamdani’s 2009 application to Columbia University. To provide context on how the reporting came together, I wanted to share some information:
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We are all somatic mutation mosaics.
"There are trillions of cells in a human body and so the total number of somatic mutations acquired in a single individual may well exceed quadrillions, millions of times the size of the human genome." @Nature nature.com/articles/s4158…
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An evolutionary medicine and life history perspective on aging and disease: Trade-offs, hyperfunction, and mismatch
academic.oup.com/emph/article/1…
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Lung cancer screenings save lives. Moffitt is taking lung screenings on the road with our new mobile low-dose CT scan, ensuring easy access for eligible individuals in Florida. Join us in Bartow and Sun City Center for our next mobile lung screening events! Schedule your screening: moffitt.org/mobilelung.
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The math oncology newsletter is BACK from summer break, starting off with an epic art design from Kevin Painter, Chiara Villa and Tommaso Lorenzi --
based on the paper "Phenotype structuring in collective cell migration: a tutorial of mathematical models and methods"
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A visual–omics foundation model to bridge histopathology with spatial transcriptomics nature.com/articles/s4159…
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🎓Congrats to Thomas Veith, PhD @thomasaveith on the successful defense of his dissertation entitled, "Karyotype-Driven Tumor Dynamics: Understanding Cancer Evolution Through Copy Number Alterations and Selective Pressures". Tommy was mentored by @EinsteinCross during his PhD.👏🏼
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New 30% mouse lifespan extension paper just dropped!
Another example of rapamycin + something increasing mouse lifespan more than rapamycin or something alone.
In this case, the something is trametinib, an anti-cancer drug:
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