Here are some of our favourite picture embedded tweets from #Evidencelive 2013, which reflect the diversity of the event.
Tweets inlcude, Mike Rawlins concluding thoughts, Peter Wilmhurst and the MIST trial disclosures, as well as the tweet journal club and the Hierarchy of Sin!
See Eventfier EvidenceLive 2013 page for more on the event :
RT @OMTVenezuela: #evidencelive – Rawlins concluding thought- we get the pharma we deserve. http://t.co/esqzzjZsnB http://t.co/WRar3n9Qct
RT @mgtmccartney: MIST trial: 2 investigators didn’t declare they were shareholders #evidencelive http://t.co/v0GgyMm93H
RT @Trisha_the_doc: “@silv24: Me with the @twitjournalclub poster – v excited to present it at #evidencelive tomorrow morning! http://t.co/Wia8B3YoKN” Awesome!
RT @OMTVenezuela: Hierarchy of sins #evidencelive http://t.co/yg22q1jRVp http://t.co/lmsYakyHCO
see http://eventifier.com/event/evidencelive/EvidenceLive for more:
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