#Cases

Prof

covidtweets

Watch the pathetic responses (actually lack thereof) by @CDCDirector to the very good questions by @jaketapper It is clear that she does not believe in what she is saying. If

Dr. Lynora Saxinger 🇨🇦

AntibioticDoc

COVID myth busting:I am an Infectious Diseases doc in Alberta.I am still hearing people saying “rates are high because we are testing so much.” This is a dangerous and wrong

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Rise in pediatric proportion of Israel #COVID19 cases over 2020. Shows the fall/winter trend toward much more cases relatively in children. This data continues into January too. Many reports

Ryan McNamara 🧬

Ryan_Mac_Phd

Been seeing this make the rounds, and I have a few thoughts on it. While outdoor activities can *reduce* risk, it does not eliminate it. Having outdoor rallies where people

🇨🇦 Bill Comeau Crush the Curve 📉

Billius27

on the Toronto area SGTF (S-Gene Target Failure) study to detect B117 (UK variant). It looked at 11,485 positive tests over Dec 16 to Feb 3 and found 448 had

Quarantined Life

Real_QL

One reason you don't mess with a novel virus is because you don't know the lasting effects. It's not just deaths that are the problem but potential for long lasting

The Unsilent Majority

TheUnsilentMaj3

1. China never isolated the virus. They cloned RNA from lung fluid.2. PCRs do not diagnose specific viruses. 3. “Cases” are just PCRs run at cycles high enough to magnify

Helen Branswell

HelenBranswell

1. A thread on some possible knock-on benefits of masking/distancing for #Covid19. Before the pandemic, 2020 was expected to be a big year for #AFM, a kind of mysterious polio-like

Steve Vladeck

steve_vladeck

1. Thanks to MyPillow guy (sigh), here's, hopefully for the last forking time, one more #thread on the Insurrection Act — and why there's neither a legal nor practical pathway

VigilantOne

the_VigilantOne

We have been taught to believe that vaxxines saved us from infectious diseases in the 20th century. Even though there have been scores of credible doctors with dissenting opinions about

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

The #COVID19 epidemic is rapidly growing throughout the US. What happens now? Here I try to make some predictions, but mostly try to explain how I think about the epidemic.

ᥴꫝꪖꪀ_ρ 🇺🇬

CanparaCollin

Doxing can affect someone in a wide variety of ways. It can affect someone’s mental health, professional life and in some extreme cases, their physical health. #SayNoToOnlineGBV Living with the

Julia Bradley

_juliabradley

#Breaking: 18 new locally acquired coronavirus cases in NSW. 9 linked to Avalon cluster. 6 related to new Croydon cluster. 3 under investigation, including two linked to Wollongong cases @SkyNewsAust

Mike Dunford

questauthority

And while Sidney asked for various forms of emergency relief at the end of the filing, and said that a cert petition would be "forthcoming," the filing itself is LABELED

Dan Runcie

RuncieDan

Ownership discussions are much more common in music than Hollywood. In most cases, movie studios own 100% of the film, not the actors or directors.But I bet the tide will

Markku Peltonen

MarkkuPeltonen

Covid-19 in the nordics and Estonia 15.1. Confirmed cases: Denmark declining, Sweden Estonia seem more stable now. Norway slow increase seems to reverse. 1/6Tanska tapausmäärät laskussa, Ruotsi Viro tasaisempia, samoin

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