#Disease

Telegraph Politics

TelePolitics

#PMQs Boris Johnson is about to go head-to-head with Keir Starmer, who may again call for a 'circuit breaker' to slow the spread of #Covid19.Follow all the main updates in

Peter Kyle MP

peterkyle

For those of us who’ve tried to constructively engage with government for months on #COVID19, that @MattHancock interview was deeply concerning, for these reasons: First, he says in the first

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

AIRBORNE >6 FEET / 2 METERS! The CDC finally acknowledged #SARSCoV2 has major transmission via airborne aerosols beyond 6 feet / 2 meters, not just close contact. The CDC/WHO &

M'ask me anything!

mrJeffHowell

Listened with interest to Jesse Mulligan's RNZ interview with Jack Vowles on how irresponsible reporting on Covid quarantining has caused needless public fear & uncertainty. One thing he didn't cover

Peter Daszak

PeterDaszak

People keep saying COVID-19 is a 'black swan' event - completely unexpected. Then there's this, from 2013 by @kakape: "This shows, that right now in China, there are bats carrying

c0nc0rdance

c0nc0rdance

Isaac Asimov's essay "The Relativity of Wrong" explains an important fact about Flat Earthers, evolution denialists and other anti-science denialist movements:they're *very nearly* right.A flat Earth would have curvature of

Critical Sway

CriticalSway

In a few days, officials from your country are meeting to discuss a "Pandemic Treaty".A draft proposal sits before the WHO in Geneva. 56 pages of acronyms, obscure references &

Dean Baker

DeanBaker13

I see some bizarre things here defending Trump, so I’m going to make a few points as to why his efforts dealing with the pandemic have been unbelievably terrible (thread).

Extinction Rebellion Portsmouth

XRPortsmouth

In a virtual event streamed by @GeiselMed on 7 April 2020, international epidemics expert Daniel Lucey discusses what’s known about the COVID-19 pandemic, lessons learned from previous epidemics, and what

COVID19

V2019N

Vasileios Lampos, a computer scientist at University College London, and other researchers have found that a bevy of symptom-related searches — loss of smell as well as fever and shortness

Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉

ASlavitt

COVID Upate October 26: There's a dangerous new disease I've been reading about that's a dangerous off-shoot of COVID.Its highly seasonal and potentially lethal. It strikes the temporal lobe and

Gennady Rudkevich

grudkev

A great case study about the proper use of experimental methods. Hint: Navarro needs to go back to school.https://www.axios.com/coronavirus-hydroxychloroquine-white-house-01306286-0bbc-4042-9bfe-890413c6220d.html Just a reminder that data isn't t

Jane #YellowRose #GNU #TestTraceIsolate

janestevenson68

If there is not an outcry about this..If action is not taken soon, the amount of death and suffering caused by inaction will be a stain on our nation. #Outcry

elif

hjhopeworld

the performance/stage analysis of Rhythm Ta "The Awakening of Summer" by Ateez at the beginning of the performance we see an eye on the screenas i mentioned in my previous

Laurie Garrett

Laurie_Garrett

A #WarpSpeed press conf starting momentarily @CDCgov w @HHSGov Sec. #Azar and @CDCDirector #Redfield & Dep Dir Jay Butler.The @FDA vaccine advisory comm meets tomorrow. And a volunteer in @AstraZeneca

Reuters UK

ReutersUK

Among the world’s wealthiest nations, Britain had the second-highest death toll from the coronavirus in the first wave of the pandemic, behind the United States. Adjusted for population, Britain’s toll