#CoVID

Comment les personnages de Harry Potter réagiraient au COVID, un thread Harry est immunisé contre le COVID, ne porte pas de masque et tout le monde pense que c'est
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San Diego’s evolution into an increasingly global player has been characterized by a series of civic adaptations and initiatives that have come at the expense of the life and liberties
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It's remarkable that *one year later* we're seeing the same mistakes play out with the UK strain as with original covid. Europe is getting hammered and locking down harder than
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When a university ask any of its students to sign a waiver for illness, injury, or death due to COVID-19, that university is communicating the following. 1/ This university is
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Across the country, election workers and officials risked their health so Americans could vote during a coronavirus spike. Tonight, many are in quarantine after being exposed to the virus. In
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CDPH's Dr. Arwady: Between 125,000 and 180,000 Chicagoans have active, infectious COVID right now. That's 1 in 15 Chicagoans. "That is why the risk of gathering is significant. It's why
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After yesterday's dumpster fire pressers by both @jkenney and @TracyAllardUCP, I have a few things to say on a more personal note. Maybe that will penetrate thick layer of privilege
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Vaccine safety and persistent post-infection symptoms (long-COVID) are both important issues that require our scrutiny and attention. Though, inventing and spreading lurid and fanciful #COVID19 scare stories (e.g. exploding hearts
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1/ More good vaccine news! The United Arab Emirates use a different vaccine than Israel, but they trail only Israel in the percentage of the population vaccinated. And guess who
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Excellent story on Gunnison County, Colorado told through the lens of a county commissioner race. Public health, property rights, housing, classism, tourism and a fight over who gets to call
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Healthcare in places like South Dakota is personal. We’re asking doctors, nurses, and staff to care for COVID patients who could be their former teachers, members of their church, cousins,
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Meatpacking companies said their plants needed to stay open, warning that the U.S. faced a severe meat shortage. At least 89 meatpacking workers diedIt was a fake meat shortage. Turns
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Holy $#!t they have no shame. Make no mistake, this is to pretend they still care about journalism, not to vindicate the Trump Admin or in the name of the
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Who likes great COVID news? I’m going to tell you anyway…Telemedicine…(thread/hilo 1/n) 2/n Here’s a terrific paper from my colleague @Prada2013 on international telemedicine in genetic disorders.https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/
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Bizarro moments in 20201. Masks don't work....ok wear the f'ing mask2. Money is dirty it'll give you covid (btw we have a digital system all set up) 3. Stopping flights
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This is classic Mitch McConnell. We are in the dark, dark days of this pandemic and a group of Republicans and Democrats come together in good faith to devise a
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