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🧵2: Open Access? More Like Open Wallet.
OA was supposed to democratize science.
Instead, universities now pay up to $10K per article in APCs—feeding publishers with profit margins over 35%.
The result? Pay-to-play research and rising global inequality in who gets to publish.
OA was supposed to democratize science.
Instead, universities now pay up to $10K per article in APCs—feeding publishers with profit margins over 35%.
The result? Pay-to-play research and rising global inequality in who gets to publish.
July 21, 2025 at 2:19 PM
🧵2: Open Access? More Like Open Wallet.
OA was supposed to democratize science.
Instead, universities now pay up to $10K per article in APCs—feeding publishers with profit margins over 35%.
The result? Pay-to-play research and rising global inequality in who gets to publish.
OA was supposed to democratize science.
Instead, universities now pay up to $10K per article in APCs—feeding publishers with profit margins over 35%.
The result? Pay-to-play research and rising global inequality in who gets to publish.
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Very interesting, Afif. Do you have any thoughts about pretreatment base excess and PDA closure? Confounded by PDA severity or preventing constriction of duct?
Very interesting, Afif. Do you have any thoughts about pretreatment base excess and PDA closure? Confounded by PDA severity or preventing constriction of duct?
Base excess and hematocrit predict response to indomethacin in very low birth weight infants with patent ductus arteriosus
The treatment of patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) in very low birth weight (VLBW) infants remains a challenge. The ability to predict which infants will respond to indomethacin could spare some from the...
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March 9, 2025 at 6:35 PM
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Very interesting, Afif. Do you have any thoughts about pretreatment base excess and PDA closure? Confounded by PDA severity or preventing constriction of duct?
Very interesting, Afif. Do you have any thoughts about pretreatment base excess and PDA closure? Confounded by PDA severity or preventing constriction of duct?
Can't see the full text. Seems like a sensible idea. Did they talk about time to full oral feeds? Could two weeks more of CPAP delay feeding progression?
February 24, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Can't see the full text. Seems like a sensible idea. Did they talk about time to full oral feeds? Could two weeks more of CPAP delay feeding progression?
Haven't seen preterm babies w/ compensatory hypocarbia. Lots of metabolic acidosis w normal lactate + CO2. Interesting topic: clinical assessments often not sophisticated IMO -> unnecessary treatment. Agree re: monitoring for dehydration but hard to weigh accurately early. Does your unit use NIRS?
January 26, 2025 at 10:31 AM
Haven't seen preterm babies w/ compensatory hypocarbia. Lots of metabolic acidosis w normal lactate + CO2. Interesting topic: clinical assessments often not sophisticated IMO -> unnecessary treatment. Agree re: monitoring for dehydration but hard to weigh accurately early. Does your unit use NIRS?
Very interesting, makes sense but numbers in the formula group are quite small in fairness. Thanks.
January 17, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Very interesting, makes sense but numbers in the formula group are quite small in fairness. Thanks.
If BM = probiotics, does that mean that breastmilk is needed for maximal effect of probiotics? Original proprems trial had high rates of breastmilk usage. Or does sheer number probiotics CFUs overcome lack of HMOs? 🤔
January 16, 2025 at 9:53 AM
If BM = probiotics, does that mean that breastmilk is needed for maximal effect of probiotics? Original proprems trial had high rates of breastmilk usage. Or does sheer number probiotics CFUs overcome lack of HMOs? 🤔
Uh, Olivia. Can you write me a short poem about Star Trek DS9 season 6, ep. 22 please? I'd really appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
January 15, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Uh, Olivia. Can you write me a short poem about Star Trek DS9 season 6, ep. 22 please? I'd really appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
Should we extubate to high NCPAP or NIPPV though?
January 3, 2025 at 3:18 PM
Should we extubate to high NCPAP or NIPPV though?