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NeolithicSheep

Good news you can use: the vaccines against covid provide robust, sterilizing immunity. That means that when you are fully vaccinated, *you will not get covid at all* and you

Fiona Conlon

FionaConlon4

Someone just shared this w me. It seems to be going viral globally because we are all desperate for hopeful predictions but it's based on completely unsound epidemiology and is

Christophe Fraser

ChristoPhraser

“Quantifying SARS-CoV-2 transmission suggests epidemic control with digital contact tracing” https://science.sciencemag.org/content/early/2020/03/30/science.abb6936 1/ Isolation, contact tracing, and quarantine are proven methods of infection control

AnkiitKoomar

AnkiitKoomar

Ok, here is my problem with @ICMR numbers, According to a recent @TheLancet paper, the mortality rate of COVID-19 in China for symptomatic cases was 1.38%, if we compare it

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togetnasty

girls, respond.it’s for science. i would mute this but the replies are so funny y’all innocent the correct response is 2 by the way if this keeps growing i’m jus

Russell Rosenblatt

rrosenblattmd

I am so excited for an exciting discussion! Big @LTxJournal journal club - the awesome @lizzieabymd (my SoMe partner in crime), my mentor and expert discussant @elizabeth_verna (DE), and superstar

Greg Foley

gregfoley2002

1/n When you cut through all the mad stuff about the CCP and PCR and the abusive tweets what does Ivor Cummins, @FatEmperor actually believe? 2/n First, that the spread

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Swallowtail5411

...I was just watching 60 minutes program about Holocaust & how today's institution was teaching kids with the next level top-notch technology; if not implemented at every public school sector.

Faheem Younus, MD

FaheemYounus

Thread:Applicable to many countries but for India/Pakistan COVID is no future threat; it’s here.Explaining: Why the real case count is likely 10-20 fold, deaths are WAY under reported, and why

Arryn

ArrynZech

I hope this is somewhat true. I should take the 100+ questions just to be sure...for science. After doing the whole thingTF does that mean? Michael Scott, Juliet (R+J), and

Murad Banaji

muradbanaji

How many have had #COVID19 in Delhi? What % of infections have been detected? What is the fatality rate?A (longish) #thread on Delhi's epidemic, with some analysis of its three

Mark

MarkMulvey

A thread of 3 cool ideas I grabbed from Freeman Dyson's (RIP) book "The Scientist As Rebel"1 - Critical Opalescence2 - On the Amateur's Role in Society3 - Baconsian vs.

Geoff Engelstein

gengelstein

I read the main paper from France that started the craze over hydroxychloroquine, and there are some things you should know. Here’s the paper if you’d like to read along:https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S092485792030099

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arrus_kacchi

1/12) St. Thomas & Kant 《Essence and The Real》Got this request for a QRD on these two concepts from @Nix64261997 but I realised that it'd take more than a single

Amy Proal, PhD

microbeminded2

This interesting study found that skeletal #muscle cells of #ME/CFS patients showed a decrease in oxidative phosphorylation (a metabolic pathway used by #mitochondria to generate #energy). In simple terms, that

Ben Bleasdale

Ben_Bleasdale

The 2020-21 allocations for R&D are out, and they'rehttps://www.gov.uk/government/publications/beis-research-and-development-rd-budget-allocations-2020-to-2021/beis-research-and-development-budget-allocations-2020-to-2021Significant