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Kevin Mitchell

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Neurogeneticist interested in the relations between genes, brains, and minds. Author of INNATE (2018), FREE AGENTS (2023). https://t.co/PdgAxi6myV

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@WiringTheBrain
Kevin Mitchell
3 years
"Free Agents - How Evolution Gave Us Free Will" will be out on October 3rd, from @PrincetonUPress 😊 https://t.co/dIN022ZNRZ
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Dr. Catharine Young
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Number of humans included in studies on WiFi radiation causing mitochondrial damage or BBB opening = 0 Number of children included in studies showing vaccines do not cause autism = over 7 million
@joeroganhq
Joe Rogan Podcast News
8 days
Joe Rogan: "So what do you think WiFi is doing to us? Since it's everywhere." RFK Jr: "I think it degrades your mitochondria. And it opens your blood brain barrier."
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Evan McGloughlin
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ā€œThere is ZERO evidence the gut microbiome causes autism.ā€ Every few months a new headline claims otherwise... Delighted to speak with the No. 1 Giant @WiringTheBrain to break down his new review showing why the entire microbiome–autism story falls apart under real scrutiny.
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Evan McGloughlin
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I have Giant News! I've been working on a FREE EBook titled "26 Neuroscience Books for 2026". Its the ultimate guide for finding your next read in Neuroscience or Biology. Featuring books from @anilkseth @pgodfreysmith @ProfDavidNutt @WiringTheBrain @joannamoncrieff
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Kevin Mitchell
15 days
And here's the paper: Conceptual and methodological flaws undermine claims of a link between the gut microbiome and autism
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cell.com
Claims that the gut microbiome causally contributes to autism regularly appear in the scientific literature and popular press. Mitchell et al. critically examine influential studies underpinning...
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Brian Moon
16 days
@WiringTheBrain We need more straightforward headlines like this. State the myth in the inverse, then show why it's wrong.
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@NeuroCellPress
Neuron
20 days
Online now: Conceptual and methodological flaws undermine claims of a link between the gut microbiome and autism https://t.co/Fu1KyVU8Un
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Kevin Mitchell
17 days
I'd literally bet thousands of dollars that none of those supposed associations is robust
@EricTopol
Eric Topol
29 days
A review of interactions between the gut microbiome, brain and sleep disorders https://t.co/oh2DxXPmRf
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@pash22
Ash Paul
18 days
Conceptual and methodological flaws undermine claims of a link between the gut microbiome and autism https://t.co/MA9vNrrmuP via @WiringTheBrain et al
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@DrTomFroese
Tom Froese, Embodied Cognitive Science Unit (ECSU)
18 days
ā€œAgency in Real Timeā€ - Here is the recording of ECogS 2025’s remote keynote by Kevin Mitchell @WiringTheBrain He lays out the scientific world image that cognitive science has to work in - and it’s characterized by ā€œpervasive indeterminismā€! https://t.co/wdFiLmCzTk
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@RealAdamHunt
Adam Hunt
19 days
This did seem a priori obvious to me but good that someone has written it up (most microbiome psychiatry stuff is untrustworthy for similar reasons)
@WiringTheBrain
Kevin Mitchell
20 days
New paper: in which we show there's really no evidence for a link between the gut microbiome and autism
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@bakermind
Christopher A. Baker
19 days
I've been a fan of @WiringTheBrain for many years and notice that he spent a lot of time criticizing epigenetics and now he's laying into gut-brain axis. 🧵 1/
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the-scientist.com
Some scientists argued that autism-gut microbiome research is rife with conceptual and methodological flaws, from mouse to human studies. Microbiome researchers disagree.
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@VincentPsychSE
Vincent-psych
19 days
Gut-brain axis is often severely misunderstood. Gut biome cannot CAUSE autism! šŸ‘‡šŸ‘‡
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Kevin Mitchell
20 days
New paper: in which we show there's really no evidence for a link between the gut microbiome and autism
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