#Disease

Rob Hoadley

robhoadley

From an HVAC engineering perspective, here's what I've learned about coronavirus prevention - the key is to control the amount of outside air brought into a building as well as

Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉

ASlavitt

COVID Update May 27: COVID-19 is the disease of the middle aged in some ways more than even of the elderly.As we open up & go back to work, it’s

el gato malo

boriquagato

this is getting a lot of press, so let's talk about what it does and does not meanit does NOT mean that only 6% of reported cov deaths are "real

Peter Tennant

PWGTennant

I'm really dismayed at the way health & medical science is responding to the #COVID19 crisis.At the start, I was inspired to see a few good people stepping forward to

Delete MassSurveillance 🇪🇺 #StopCovid19

falsel_net

#SARSCoV2 is neuro-invasive. Is CNS regulation of peripheral catecholamine outflow disrupted in susceptible patients? CAT overflow leading to platelet aggregation: https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/04/22/coronavirus-blood-clots/ Co

Dr.Shrinidh Nair

DrShrinidhnair

Ever wondered why there are cases where apparantly young individuals are succumbing to COVID-19 whereas older people are recovering very well? Here we need to understand that immunity boosting and

Dylan Morris

dylanhmorris

There have been misunderstandings and noise surrounding the UK Government's COVID19 strategy. There are some very smart people advising the Government. I respect them greatly. Still, even after the clarifications

Ali Rogin

AliRogin

THREAD: I wanted to talk/tweet about the use of “fighting” imagery when we talk about cancer, and using the term “beat” to indicate success. It’s a topic I’ve been thinking

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eliowa

Epidemiology question that's been bothering me: Why are 70% of the sickest #COVID19 patients men? Could understanding lower risk in women be important for prevention? And could lower risk in

Pradheep J. Shanker

Neoavatara

Why Did Florida Avoid a Coronavirus Disaster?Theory 1: A Hot and Humid ClimateTheory 2: Protecting the ElderlyTheory 3: It Didn’t Actually Do That Wellhttps://slate.com/news-and-politics/2020/05/how-florida-avoided-coronavirus-disaster.ht

DF

default_friend

Separate to the larger convo here, but this *is* a good question. In my life time, I’ve observed more and more friends identifying as “chronically ill” or “chronically fatigued.” It

André Brett

DrDreHistorian

Today it is 81 years since an Australian prime minister first died in office. So, here is a morbid thread for morbid times: Aussie and Kiwi PMs who died in

Ben Gardiner

BendyGardiner

So lots of important people seem to have some confusion around how deadly Covid-19 is - I went through the data we have to work it and it's clearly very

Andrew Burke

ajlburke

I know we're all freaking out about the opened borders and all the lineups of visitors and such - I certainly am - but I want to do a counter-argument

Amy Washburn

AIWashburn

THREAD:More from my groovy hubby - he does the math in our family.1) I notice a lot of people talking today about Covid-19 mortality rates 'only' being around 1%. I'll

Barack Obama

BarackObama

Here are a few stories that have less to do with the very real medical or economic aspects of this crisis, and more with how we take care of each