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With 825 words, much is left on the editing room floor. For 1,000 more words, see: m.youtube.com/watch?v=tX5ucz… – at Goleta, CA
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
Thank you @Nature for spreading the good word on the @UofCalifornia Ann S. Bowers Womens Brain Health Initiative. Change starts now.
cc: @AnnaNowo
Only 0.5% of neuroscience studies look at women’s health. Here’s how to change that nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
I often suffer from nerves before a talk. Take a listen to Simon Le Bon’s gift to our nerves. ‘It’s not fear it’s adrenaline preparing.. (you) ..to do something amazing & extraordinary’ at 34:15 podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcas… – at Toronto, Ontario
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
Been waiting for a paper like this to come out! From Dr Josh Grill's lab @UCIrvine. Female % in #Alzheimer clinical trials = well represented. But some demog imbalances at bl. Should have power to investigate treatment effects, IMO. Great study!
doi.org/10.1002/alz.066031
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Stoked to share that our preprint tutorial on how to run power analyses for interaction effects in cross-sectional regressions is now live! psyarxiv.com/5ptd7
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
CNN story on EXERT study testing exercise on people with Mild Cognitive Impairment coordinated by @ADCSResearch Encouraging results reported today @TheDrAladdin @PaLab_UCSD @ucsdneurodept #ucsandiego #AAIC2022 #mci #exercise cnn.com/2022/08/02/health/st…
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
Virtual Reality demo right now. Stop by and give it a try! Booth 1015. #AAIC2022 #VirtualReality @alzassociation @ucsdneurodept
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
Wondering how virtual reality might be useful in dementia prevention and treatment? Come see our VR demo at 12:30 pm Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at booth 1015. #AAIC2022 @alzassociation
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
Replying to @_JakeVogel_ @bucklr01
Nice paper. Residuals will almost always correlate with your outcomes as long as the predictors do not fully explain the true underlying data model. It's the unexplained part which one hopes is the variation (rahter than noise) not explained by the predictors.
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Two UC experts participated in this study, one from @UCSF and @UCSanDiego. "We found that greater physical activity was associated with greater thinking speed reserve in women, but not in men," Judy Pa, a professor of neurosciences at UCSD.
cnn.com/2022/07/21/health/ex…
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
Of all the meeting platforms we've used over the last 2 years, Zoom is the one I love most.
Most of us think we know Zoom inside out.
But we don't.
Here are 7 Zoom hacks you probably haven't heard of, but you'll be glad you now know.
🧵👇
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
Looking for a postdoc in neuropsychology (research +/- clinical)? interested in sex differences in Alzheimer's disease? Like beaches and amazing weather? I have a late breaking opening so please connect via email or DM if interested. Please RT!
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
🚨🚨🚨Featured Research Session for submission to #AAIC22!!! (San Diego) Our theme: Sex and gender differences in microglial responses during AD - from mouse to human.
Co-Chairs: @hoppzor (#ImmunityPIA) & me (#ADSexGenPIA). Please submit abstract by 1/5! alz.surveymonkey.com/r/QBT3V…
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
My mentee is a first gen college student, Vietnamese American MPH student at Yale applying for PhD programs in cancer epidemiology. She asked that I read her personal history aspect of the apps, and it’s 10 am, I am in tears and not sure how I can work, but hey it’s Friday!
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Eye-opening thread on outlier removal: using a cutoff (e.g., 2 SD from sample mean) inflates type-I error rates, biases means, decreases power to detect group differences.
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Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
Many of my graduate students have papers in peer review. I share this with them to help them respond to the reviewers. I remember the challenge & pressure of writing my first papers. I sincerely hope that this helps. #AcademicChatter #academicWriting #mentorship #proflife
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
A thread: I’m disappointed that in both #aaic2021 sessions this morning there was no discussion of the effect of the approval of #Aducanumab on basic science research (and no panels with basic scientists appear to be planned) 1/6
Judy Pa, PhD retweeted
I tweeted on this yesterday. How was this expert panel created and how did they all happen to be @biogen aducanumab Aduhelm consultants? AKA a bunch of white guys publishing in their own journal? Could this academic panel benefit from diversity and equity training? Just asking.
Panel of neuroscience experts lays out the complications with using Biogen's new Alzheimer's drug - endpts.com/panel-of-neurosci…
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Excited to share our work exploring sex differences in the #Alzheimers conversion rate--smoking relationship at #AAIC2021 #ENDALZ @ThePaLab_USC




















