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Evidence shows that public transit is not the COVID-19 transmission hot spot some people may assume (thread)http://vancouversun.com/news/covid-19-transmission-not-a-major-concern-on-public-transit In @VancouverSun today: “B.C. has seen no

Dori Smith

Dori_TalkNation

Why some get sicker than others, does this apply to COVID_19? 'Children with recurrent Strep infections had smaller immune structures crucial to the development of antibodies in the Tonsils than

Ian Jackson😷🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇪🇺 3.5%

dr_ianjackson

I read this @JamesMelville and I am now in tears, which is apt as I started the day in tears reading the account of an ITU Sister who went back

LeAnn: Kansan. American. (Adopted) Aussie.

prairiegirl0028

You’d think WA would look at how quickly the US went from like 20 cases last February to a few hundred thousand and just shut up about their freakin week

Tyler Shandro

shandro

Having a Canadian-made solution to vaccine production is a positive step forward, but having to wait until the end of 2021 isn’t going to cut it. Canadians, including Albertans, need

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

THINK LIKE AN EPIDEMIOLOGIST: There are more new confirmed cases each day in the US than at any time during the earlier April peak. But is it really meaningful to

Grayson (he)

GraysonGoal

If the Covid vaccines that get approved are live vaccines, you need to understand that a ton of people will still be vulnerable -People with many disabilities/chronic illnesses CANNOT get

John J. Lowe, Ph.D.

Prof_Lowe

1/ Update on COVID & Indoor Dining/Drinking Venues- Data on universal face coverings has grown and is stronghttps://bit.ly/3kFYmAQ -aerosol transmission occurs & risk in indoor environments close to 20-fold increaseBMJ https://

Another Angry Woman

stavvers

This article will largely be ignored but please, please read and share. It's not "pandemic fatigue" driving spreadhttps://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2021/01/07/pandemic-fatigue-how-adherence-to-covid-19-regulations-has-been-misrepresen

🇨🇦 Bill Comeau Crush the Curve 📉

Billius27

There are efforts to promote teachers up the vaccine priority list. Before that lobbying takes place, be sure you understand who is at risk of dying from covid and who

Jim Stanford

JimboStanford

THREAD "Heartbreaking" is the only word I can find to describe today's awful #LFS jobs numbers: both the scale of job loss, and their painfully unfair distribution. 213K jobs

Vanessa Lamers, MESc, MPH

vlamers

As restaurants re-open (again) around us, I'm seeing so much confusion (again) about this.Mostly I see: "Why is it okay for hair salons/clothes stores to open, but not restaurants?"Thread

Domo

DapperDomo

The Democratic Party has approved and submitted two covid relief bills. The Republican Party and their control over the Senate and the Whitehouse is blocking it.https://twitter.com/ericawerner/status/1326927390321373184 The Democratic Party

Tara Kiran

tara_kiran

These comments by @DrMohammadOsler on @TheAgenda need to be unpacked.In short,1. Family doctors are open2. Late presentations to ED likely relate more to pts delaying seeking needed care3. Some prev

Oliver Smith

ollysmithtravel

By adopting China's lockdowns, we copied a country that: - Is committing genocide- "Disappears" or imprisons journalists and activists, and harasses their families- Tortures animals- Executes more people than the

Keerthik Sasidharan

KS1729

I think Arundhati Roy is incorrect here - historically. Pandemics have rarely forced humans to break with their past. On the contrary, among the survivors, the more organized of them

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