The only issue I could foresee is if you cite two diff copies of the same article.

Either way, we have a shared library for our projects for those sorts of articles to minimize issues.

My coauthor and I will copy/paste into the same doc and then each separately run the Zotero update. It doesn’t seem to break if it finds a citation it doesn’t have in one our libraries as long as it’s still good for the other one.

Jury’s still out on whether SHE put the remote in that tote bag.

Maybe we can get a special season of Dancing with the Episcopal Stars commissioned by 815 😂😂

Ah, yes, the regularly scheduled Wednesday rift 😂

It’s a quick read (gotta love a brief report!) can’t wait to discuss with you :)

This research was supporting through grants from the NIH and the publication is Open Access. Many thanks, as always, to the incomparable @mfgallo.bsky.social who brought me onto this fascinating project!

Providers working with pregnant people should be mindful that a large share of postpartum patients will have resumed vaginal intercourse ahead of the typical 6 wk postpartum "check up" and should adjust their contraceptive counseling accordingly. #ObGyn #ObSky #MedSky

We find education (specifically attainment of a bachelor's degree) to be a significant predictor of whether an individual waits until the 6 week mark. Notably, we did not find a significant effect on timing from mode of delivery (vaginal vs c-section) or pregnancy sequence.

An elegant solution. More pickles for everyone!

Seeing this skeet with no context is like seeing smoke rising in the distance, foretelling great horror and tragedy