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Neat, Katharine.
our amazing @julierehmeyer.bsky.social is turning her science writing chops to climate these days too. Check her Substack
our amazing @julierehmeyer.bsky.social is turning her science writing chops to climate these days too. Check her Substack
December 10, 2025 at 7:39 PM
Neat, Katharine.
our amazing @julierehmeyer.bsky.social is turning her science writing chops to climate these days too. Check her Substack
our amazing @julierehmeyer.bsky.social is turning her science writing chops to climate these days too. Check her Substack
I don’t even have to say anything now my mum sees me flinch, knows why, and apologises and lowers her screen brightness when asking for help.
December 10, 2025 at 4:07 AM
I don’t even have to say anything now my mum sees me flinch, knows why, and apologises and lowers her screen brightness when asking for help.
thispodcastwillkillyou.com/2025/12/09/s...
breathtakingly fascinating. Practical minded and curiosity-oriented guest. Yes, bring disease ecology science and human rights into public health “crucible of decision-making”
breathtakingly fascinating. Practical minded and curiosity-oriented guest. Yes, bring disease ecology science and human rights into public health “crucible of decision-making”
Special Episode: Dr. Homer Venters & Outbreak Behind Bars – This Podcast Will Kill You
thispodcastwillkillyou.com
December 9, 2025 at 9:45 PM
thispodcastwillkillyou.com/2025/12/09/s...
breathtakingly fascinating. Practical minded and curiosity-oriented guest. Yes, bring disease ecology science and human rights into public health “crucible of decision-making”
breathtakingly fascinating. Practical minded and curiosity-oriented guest. Yes, bring disease ecology science and human rights into public health “crucible of decision-making”
Thank you! more complementary in the later part. Now to look for a free from zipatone but *expensive* copy of Wallace’s actual book.
December 8, 2025 at 12:03 AM
Thank you! more complementary in the later part. Now to look for a free from zipatone but *expensive* copy of Wallace’s actual book.
I recently read Henry Gee’s Decline and Fall of the Human Empire which makes use of an ecology idea ”Extinction debt“ and am reading Kondrashov’s Crumbling Genome which is specific about genetic load under relaxation. Would love to read both sides of this, the review in full and the book(?)
December 4, 2025 at 6:18 PM
I recently read Henry Gee’s Decline and Fall of the Human Empire which makes use of an ecology idea ”Extinction debt“ and am reading Kondrashov’s Crumbling Genome which is specific about genetic load under relaxation. Would love to read both sides of this, the review in full and the book(?)
#Migrainechat
sibling with a catastrophic spinal cord injury leading to incomplete quadriplegic pattern (has partial function alongside widespread paralysis, loss of sensation, etc) validates all my chronic pain and impairment the most.
They really “get” to better-and-worse-days disability
sibling with a catastrophic spinal cord injury leading to incomplete quadriplegic pattern (has partial function alongside widespread paralysis, loss of sensation, etc) validates all my chronic pain and impairment the most.
They really “get” to better-and-worse-days disability
December 1, 2025 at 7:08 PM
#Migrainechat
sibling with a catastrophic spinal cord injury leading to incomplete quadriplegic pattern (has partial function alongside widespread paralysis, loss of sensation, etc) validates all my chronic pain and impairment the most.
They really “get” to better-and-worse-days disability
sibling with a catastrophic spinal cord injury leading to incomplete quadriplegic pattern (has partial function alongside widespread paralysis, loss of sensation, etc) validates all my chronic pain and impairment the most.
They really “get” to better-and-worse-days disability
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A few charts we created for this analysis.
November 21, 2025 at 2:33 PM
A few charts we created for this analysis.
Alex next time review The Culting Of America by Daniella Mestyanek-Young. Specifically deals with Maga as a cult of personality.
Cults of personality grow because their leaders scoop up members of other groups, like the ones featured in Furious Minds. 🫡
@knittingcultlady.bsky.social
Cults of personality grow because their leaders scoop up members of other groups, like the ones featured in Furious Minds. 🫡
@knittingcultlady.bsky.social
November 18, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Alex next time review The Culting Of America by Daniella Mestyanek-Young. Specifically deals with Maga as a cult of personality.
Cults of personality grow because their leaders scoop up members of other groups, like the ones featured in Furious Minds. 🫡
@knittingcultlady.bsky.social
Cults of personality grow because their leaders scoop up members of other groups, like the ones featured in Furious Minds. 🫡
@knittingcultlady.bsky.social
I’m not fast or expert enough to be a test knitter. But here to say what a gorgeous design
November 4, 2025 at 5:54 AM
I’m not fast or expert enough to be a test knitter. But here to say what a gorgeous design
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2) The authors started with data in the UK Biobank. They looked for cases with MS, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, and atopic dermatitis using their ICD-10 health records.
Next, they used the genetic data of these participants to screen for disease–causing mutations.
Next, they used the genetic data of these participants to screen for disease–causing mutations.
October 28, 2025 at 8:27 AM
2) The authors started with data in the UK Biobank. They looked for cases with MS, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, and atopic dermatitis using their ICD-10 health records.
Next, they used the genetic data of these participants to screen for disease–causing mutations.
Next, they used the genetic data of these participants to screen for disease–causing mutations.
Vest, perfect. When can I buy the pattern
November 1, 2025 at 9:32 AM
Vest, perfect. When can I buy the pattern
@polybiorf.bsky.social is the effect from metformin likely due to immune suppressive effects?
October 28, 2025 at 10:42 PM
@polybiorf.bsky.social is the effect from metformin likely due to immune suppressive effects?
Knitting historians might be able to date this one
October 28, 2025 at 7:33 PM
Knitting historians might be able to date this one
cousins as uncles though? This has come up recently for my kid. I wouldnt hesitate (being Irish on mum’s side) but the side the cousin is from is public school England and I definitely remember that side refers to “Cousin so and so“ in my dad’s day
October 28, 2025 at 7:30 PM
cousins as uncles though? This has come up recently for my kid. I wouldnt hesitate (being Irish on mum’s side) but the side the cousin is from is public school England and I definitely remember that side refers to “Cousin so and so“ in my dad’s day
does linked in show how old the persons account (“member since” “joined:”)
Something seems a bit suss about the profile. like, automated to scare folks
Something seems a bit suss about the profile. like, automated to scare folks
October 26, 2025 at 7:13 PM
does linked in show how old the persons account (“member since” “joined:”)
Something seems a bit suss about the profile. like, automated to scare folks
Something seems a bit suss about the profile. like, automated to scare folks
Also I wonder if anyone else who increases their salt intake has experienced haywire thyroid issues? I recently switched to non iodised salt bc of it. The swelling nodules (confirmed on ultrasoun) seem to have gone down. No idea why. And took years to emerge. Might be unrelated to salt.
October 26, 2025 at 7:04 PM
Also I wonder if anyone else who increases their salt intake has experienced haywire thyroid issues? I recently switched to non iodised salt bc of it. The swelling nodules (confirmed on ultrasoun) seem to have gone down. No idea why. And took years to emerge. Might be unrelated to salt.
So subsisting on oysters not out of the question lol
October 5, 2025 at 3:15 PM
So subsisting on oysters not out of the question lol
Not as severe as you Tom but I try to ascend stairs at home to my detriment. I can but pay for it.
Now if I attempt them I remind myself to turn backward, sit on the step and pushing up with my arms and feet to sit on the next slowly, thereby get to the next floor.
Now if I attempt them I remind myself to turn backward, sit on the step and pushing up with my arms and feet to sit on the next slowly, thereby get to the next floor.
October 5, 2025 at 3:07 PM
Not as severe as you Tom but I try to ascend stairs at home to my detriment. I can but pay for it.
Now if I attempt them I remind myself to turn backward, sit on the step and pushing up with my arms and feet to sit on the next slowly, thereby get to the next floor.
Now if I attempt them I remind myself to turn backward, sit on the step and pushing up with my arms and feet to sit on the next slowly, thereby get to the next floor.
I was asking something similar recently in another context. If ”normal” parent of a child w/ rare disease share the gene variant, otherwise extremely rare, that variant not considered causal in the child? bsky.app/profile/anna...
Milder traits in family members of someone with syndromic autism.
psychiatrists said to us “we can test your child’s genetics, but we test both parents and if discovered rare variants are shared by you the parents, they are not considered (pathological)”
That seemed strange to me.
psychiatrists said to us “we can test your child’s genetics, but we test both parents and if discovered rare variants are shared by you the parents, they are not considered (pathological)”
That seemed strange to me.
October 4, 2025 at 10:50 PM
I was asking something similar recently in another context. If ”normal” parent of a child w/ rare disease share the gene variant, otherwise extremely rare, that variant not considered causal in the child? bsky.app/profile/anna...