#Infection

kilgore trout, back in some form

KT_So_It_Goes

the school opening pressure is just a staggeringly stupid & recklessly dangerous unforced error on all fronts. everybody wants kids back in school. DEMANDING it at all costs can only

Professor Philip Nolan

President_MU

We have made extraordinary progress over the month of January, but let’s #holdfirm. We still have weeks to go to suppress the virus and get the level of infection and

Matthew Thompson

mattuthompson

The UK is taking action against new variants. Closing borders. Surging testing. And yet the impression from last night’s presser was that the South African variant wasn’t the most pressing

Letícia Soares, PhD

leticiasaurus

Missed #ABS2020 this year? No problem! You can still learn more about the link between malaria, bird migration and perfect timing! This is part of my postdoc research with @Beth_macshack

Stephen hughes

StephenJ_Hughes

The new ABX supply chain is fragile and drying up. @ChelwestFT with @OllyTroise @mughal_nabeela @dr_luke_moore & team we have sought to best use the tools already available to use. We

Amit Arya

AmitAryaMD

Earlier this month, we crossed a grim milestone in Canada...10,000 #COVID19 deaths in #LTC. They were human beings, and not just "numbers." Every life mattered. Here are some year-end reflections

Florian Krammer

florian_krammer

1) There is a lot of talk about decaying antibodies. I would like to walk you through a few findings about antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 that we put on medRxiv on

Dr Neela Janakiramanan, FRACS

NeelaJan

Melbourne/Victorian outbreak. My phone is running hot with people asking “should we panic”? My take? Be vigilant, restrained and careful. Not panicked. Keep your distance, wash your hands, avoid gatherings,

Ketan Joshi

KetanJ0

Sydney councils will use surveillance drones to ensure people at beaches are maintaining 1.5m distance, with photographs of beachgoers uploaded directly to council computers to perform headcounts:https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-12-28/covid

Firass Abiad

firassabiad

1.7 As the number of daily new #Covid19 cases continue rising in , an increasingly pressing question is asked, what to do? To avoid the infection, without going into lockdown,

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Every week it's something new for people to direct their anger at. Politicians, foreigners, tourists, meat plants, teenagers.One thing that rarely gets any blame at all is Covid19.There's 19.4 million

Prasannasimha

Prasannasimha

Why Health care workers first and not politicians is a frequent question asked . Let it be clear some politicians have taken part in the trials for starters. Now when

Dr. Joel C. Miller

joel_c_miller

I am a mathematical modeler of infectious disease. I believe models are very powerful, valuable, and tell us a lot.https://twitter.com/NateSilver538/status/1340533431638355968 Nate has relied heavily on a model to inform his

Paula Olsiewski

polsiewski

I’ve seen a lot of questions about the importance of ventilation and the spread of SARS-CoV2. I have expertise in the science of indoor air quality & want to share

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

In the case you pointed out, 200,000 children were vaccinated in 1955 with a batch of defective polio vaccine where the virus was insufficiently inactivated. 200 children suffered partial paralysis

Tony Rodd

TonyRoddUK

Like many in our industry, I desperately want to do whatever it takes to beat COVID for the survival of our country. If that means closing to save lives, then

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