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Helen Connick retweeted
Thrilled to share this Comment in @TheLancetInfDis that I coauthored with the amazing @PutrinoLab on “Why we need a deeper understanding of the pathophysiology of long COVID”. Sharing an accessible document here. Thank you for reading and sharing 🙏🏼 thelancet.com/journals/lanin…
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20 Jan 2023
Someone told me I HAD to do the thing I was already planning to do, so now I can’t do the thing. I can’t really explain why I can’t do the thing, I just… can’t do the thing.
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Ways you can use AI to help your ADHD brain: 1. Summarizing long emails you receive 2. Re-wording outgoing messages to sound more "professional" 3. Finding things to do when you're in ADHD freeze mode 4. Prioritizing your task list 5. Explaining jokes or difficult concepts
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Having ADHD changes our relationship with time. This shaky relationship with time can have major impacts on our lives, and it's more than just being late. Let's talk about it. A thread (1/🧵)
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Helen Connick retweeted
My copy of The #LongCovid Survival Guide is here!! This is truly a survival guide written by the patients and allies who have helped the LC community survive over the past few years. Huge congrats to @fi_lowenstein and all the authors: @LisaAMcCorkell @karlitaliliana 1/
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You couldn't make it up.
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Super interesting blog post by @cwtsleiden colleagues and former @LeidenMadtrics authors!
New: The great convergence – Does increasing standardisation of journal articles limit intellectual creativity? #STS #AcWri Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner, @keanbirch, Thed van Leeuwen & @amuchastegui wp.me/p4m9em-bRe
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Helen Connick retweeted
7 Oct 2022
we are in hell
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It needs to be emphasized that what we're seeing with SARS-CoV-2 variant evolution now is something new. 🧵
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The Wrestler Onogawa Kisaburō Blowing Smoke at a One-Eyed Monster, by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, 1865 #ukiyoe
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Given we know that the risk of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, renal disease, neuro-cognitive disease and clotting events are increased after COVID, how are these events being recorded & attributed in patients? 🧵
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49% of #postdocs worked on more than 20 weekend days per year. 37% worked more than once overnight. 47% agreed there is a long-hours working culture. #AcademicMentalHealth #AcademicChatter @PhDVoice @PostdocVoice
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Helen Connick retweeted
I had a really humiliating experience at work today that I'm going to share with y'all because I'm angry. I was promoted to manager earlier this year, and so I'm participating in a new manager training program. Today was the first session I attended.
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One of my dear colleagues is in hospital with #COVID19Aus on high-flow oxygen. She's young & fit. It's a reminder to me that youth & fitness aren't a guarantee of mild infection. Do all you reasonably can to reduce your risks - it really matters.
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51% of #postdoc considered leaving #academia due to the negative impact of work on their mental health. 49% either are receiving or would like to receive professional help. #AcademicMentalHealth #AcademicChatter @PhDVoice @PostdocVoice #AcademicTwitter
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18 Jun 2022
It’s a cruel joke that ADHD symptoms get worse with sleep deprivation, and also ~75% of people with ADHD have Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome.
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A Parliamentary Library brief on the 'independence' of the ARC co-authored by @DrHazelFerguson aph.gov.au/About_Parliament/…

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Helen Connick retweeted
Resting heart rate increase of 30% post COVID seems to be very common.
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A new type of typeface might be beneficial to neurodivergent readers! 🤯 It's called bionic reading — the first few letters are bolded, making it easier for readers to glide through text and stay focused. (links in reply)
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