#Covid

Dr Clare Craig

ClareCraigPath

Spring data showed you could share everything including a bed with someone with symptoms throughout their illness and the maximum risk of them catching it was 50%. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.07.29.20164590v1 Now though

Dr. Maya J. Goldenberg

goldenbergmaya1

I'm hearing lots of surprise re: care workers' COVID vax hesitancy. They are healthcare professionals, so they should be scientifically informed, right? It’s time to connect vax hesitancy w broader

Brad Hershbein

BHershbein

Many commentators about today's (this hour's) job release are saying it's not good. They're correct, but comparisons to the Great Recession can be misleading. (1/6) Although the sheer number of

Philip Watson

PhilipWatson_

Thread.If you've any symptom at all, you could have Covid. Let's begin with feet.Sore toes? It's likely Covid!https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/covid-toes-coronavirus-symptoms-feet-purple-swollen-rash-

David Pritchard

drpritch2

1/ Let's talk about the border, #COVID19canada and #COVID19Ontario.So many maps stop at the border. And the Canadian metrics (weekly cases/100k, @imgrund) don't align with the US metrics (daily cases/100k).

Jen Roesch

JenRoesch

In this Feb 7 interview, Trump says that covid is airborne. On March 10, the CDC downgraded its recommendations for PPE for healthcare workers from N95s to surgical masks on

Faheem Younus, MD

FaheemYounus

COVID Myth-busting Thread: Too many myths floating around. Here’s part 2.1/10: Avoid shipped packages/gas pumps/shopping carts/ATMs or you’ll die.Wrong. Coronavirus surface survival is one thing; that surface causing an infection

Alexis C. Madrigal

alexismadrigal

I’m having those rough conversations with friends and loved ones again about how tougher times are returning. Bad as they were, these last months were the respite.We never got COVID

Avik Roy

Avik

Hot off the @FREOPP presses: our major new paper on reopening America’s schools & colleges during #COVID19. Co-authored by @LanheeChen, @PrestonCooper93, @BobKocher, @DanLips, & me:https://freopp.org/reopening-americas-schools-and

Amir Attaran

profamirattaran

Ottawa should not provide Alberta field hospitals. No way. There are several reasons ... in this thread.https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-field-hospitals-red-cross-1.5825439 First, the COVID mess is Alberta’s own making, afte

Alex Matelski

the_matelski

1/6 At yesterday's Emory IM COVID #JournalClub, I presented a great article (@SHEA_Epi) on bacterial/fungal co-infection among COVID patients - from the Bronx at the height of the pandemic! Here

Stephanie Ruhle

SRuhle

THREAD: A small syringe company, Retractable Technology Inc., left lawmakers and industry insiders wondering: how can you be a small biz in need of PPP AND a manufacturer able to

Puff the Magic Hater

MsKellyMHayes

My old workplace @uplcchicago is jammed up. Their people who normally throw down hard on end of the year fundraising largely pivoted to efforts to help prisoners get free, get

alysm745

alysm745

The #COVID-19 variant is supposed to reach us by March. Apparently masks have to be of a higher quality than the ones we use now. @ToddSmithPC & @fordnation have so

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Stockholm’s ICU capacity hit 99% this week. Sweden is also completely out of ICU nursing staff because of high resignation rates. There are now fewer ICU healthcare staffers than

Newman Nahas

NahasNewman

1/ Schools. The most common response I hear: “I want to open them too . . . but not until we have gotten spread under control.” Here is why this

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