#CORONAVIRUS

Supriya Sharma

sharmasupriya

Modi government claims India has enough PPE – personal protective equipment.But health workers are still reporting shortages.Companies say supply chains are slow.We investigated why. #Thread To recap: In March, PPE manufacturers were

Julia Wick

sherlyholmes

one interesting byproduct of checking dozens of different local papers everyday is seeing what the through-lines in coronavirus coverage are across the state My LAT colleagues have written about how

Senka

StSenka

I keep thinking how one of these days we'll hear of coronavirus reaching one of the refugee megacamps & it will be a disaster of unspeakable proportions. Refugees already live

edna

ednamohamed_

With equal parts boredom and wanting to document everything, I've decided to begin a weekly Sunday segment where I post 5 stories that you may have missed this week -

Prof. Devi Sridhar

devisridhar

I look at what’s happening in several U.S. states including my home state Florida; I look at Israel and Spain and Iran and...and I know that everyone wants the economy

Adie Tomer

AdieTomer

Amid the “will cities survive #COVID19?” narrative, there has been talk that people were already leaving center cities. It’s not true! In fact, downtown population energy is real and likely

Erin White

erinrwhite

Eyes on VCU and other colleges trying to reopen physical campuses this fall. There is no way to do this safely.https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/08/01/schools-reopening-coronavirus-arizona-superintendent/ Do I worry for the financi

Rep. Katie Porter

RepKatiePorter

Some of you may have heard that the President signed an Executive Order yesterday to “protect people with pre-existing conditions.” As a mom, I’m pretty good at sniffing out little

Reem_Abdellatif

Reem_Abdellatif

#COVID19 is a perfect recipe for disaster as basic rights start to take the backburner:-Algeria is locking up journos, dissenters-Women's rights threatened-Prisoners of conscience at risk in Egypt jails-Turkey monitors

Linsey Marr

linseymarr

Deep dive by @zeynep from a sociological perspective on what we who have studied airborne transmission for a while, have been observing. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/07/opinion/coronavirus-airborne-transmission.html?smid=tw-share /1 Ther

Dr. Dave Stukus

AllergyKidsDoc

Everyone's talking about this antibody test for #COVID19. Here's why:-It's important -It differs from current testing-Our immune systems are so cool!A #COVID19Pandemic Thread https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/02/health/fda-coronavirus-antibody-

Gray Wolf

graywolf442

"New York state instructs paramedics not to revive cardiac patients amid coronavirus crisis: report"Remember how people talking about death panels were soon going to be rationing care, and were mocked?

Vandana 🌈💫✍️

VandanaJayrajan

A group of 183 eminent personalities comprising of retired Judges, veteran Army officers, retired civil servants, eminent professionals from various fields have written to the CM's of all States and demanded

Taylor Popielarz

TaylorPopielarz

Got the alert for this @realDonaldTrump tweet as the president was taking part in a roundtable event at the White House.As noted in the screenshot, it says it was sent

The Washington Post

washingtonpost

Covering your mouth and nose is one more thing people can do in addition to social distancing and hand-washing to slow the spread of the novel coronavirusHere are some answers

MgS🏳️‍🌈🇨🇦

MgS_2011

If @jkenney or @shandro wanted to direct research towards something productive, they might want to consider what's alluded to in this case: https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/world/emergency-room-doctor-near-death-with-coronavirus-saved-with-experime