#Covid

Soumya

skarlamangla

In late May, when L.A. County officials began reopening stores, restaurants, barbershops and more, there were 2,209 people dead from COVID-19 in the county. Now, there are more than 5,112.

Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸

ASlavitt

COVID Update December 26: The wind is invisible too, but you can feel it change.Not with COVID where the stillness is deceptive. And deadly. 1/ I talked to a friend

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

2) Israel is seeing a sharp rise in the number of children and teens getting infected with coronavirus, according to Health Ministry. “This is something we did not witness

Monica Gandhi MD, MPH

MonicaGandhi9

Wonderful news about the Johnson&Johnson vaccine! Let me explain (and also let me tell you I was just on an interview with Dr. Paul Offit, who believes - like me-

Cleavon MD

Cleavon_MD

PROTECT OUR TEACHERS: There are 3.2 million teachers in the U.S. and they are rightfully concerned of contracting COVID from in-person learning, when preventative measures such as N95 masks and

Ana Mardoll

AnaMardoll

A problem, I think, is that covid can't be approached via normal personal risk assessments; you have to go on the assumption that you are 100% going to get it

Mike Hind

MikeH_PR

Looking through #SecondWave, from massive Pride rallies to 'revellers' in Soho, it looks as if there are swathes of the public who are now sanguine about a disease they didn't

Eric Boehlert

EricBoehlert

Democratic messaging, a quick thread.in wake of Covid bill and how press is inexplicably given McConnell credit, despite fact he blocked crucial aid for 9 mos, i know lots of

Katherine Cross

Quinnae_Moon

This is why I so insistently rail against individualist perspectives on the pandemic. The problem with that mentality comes into sharp focus when you see cruel statements like this from

Céline Gounder, MD, ScM, FIDSA

celinegounder

1/ Sadly, "natural herd immunity" hasn't worked out so well for Sweden or the USA:https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/01/09/world/covid-19-coronavirus/a-new-law-in-sweden-gives-the-government-more-power-to-impose-virus-restricti

Pradheep J. Shanker

Neoavatara

Assessing Mandatory Stay‐at‐Home and Business Closure Effects on the Spread of COVID‐19: "While small benefits cannot be excluded, we do not find significant benefits on case growth of more restrictive

andrew kurjata 2021 edition

akurjata

With case counts surging in Northern B.C., I wanted to get a picture of what was happening. Here's what I found out (thread)https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/northern-british-columbia-hospitals-1.5826061 #cityofPG First, h

Rabah Kamal

rubbah

What’s your one-tweet summary of what COVID-19 means for mental health & well-being?I tried but can't fit all our findings here at KFF into just one tweet, so here’s a

SGTS6

alilbitredneck

What I know about COVID vaccine: it has been in the works for 3 years, initially for SARS and MERS, first RNA vaccine of its kind. In the initial animal

Nick Zerwas

NickZerwas

Standby by for a long thread:It’s time I let everyone know about what happened this week. Sunday my cough that I believed was connected to a cold our 4 year

Ingrid Katz

IngridKatzMD

Thinking about the Fall - We have a lot we are continuing to learn, but there are a few key pearls out there, that I wanted to share.1) Frequency of

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