#Scientists

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

This is journalistic malpractice. If we don't have scale-up of testing, we will be in lock-down for months & months. There is no debate on this, why frame it like

Mark Towhey

towhey

THIS IS NOT SCIENCE.https://twitter.com/travisdhanraj/status/1384556040633688064 These are public policy recommendations (that may or may not be based on science.)But recommendations are not the Science Table’s job. Its mandate is clear.

Jonathan Kay

jonkay

how exactly did "give us hydroxychloroquine & azithromycin, the secret cure that the MSM refuses to talk about" become a right-wing fixation? Is this purely a Trump-inspired thing? (There's *some*

Esther Choo MD MPH

choo_ek

Scientists are trained to look for evidence of their own biases, and to consider the possibility that their hypotheses are wrong. In fact, hypotheses are framed in terms of the

ITV News

itvnews

‘What do I say to the science? I say I don’t believe your science as I believe my god’. Americans protest against coronavirus lockdown measures https://www.itv.com/news/2020-04-20/the-anti-lockdown-movement-a-very-american-protest-amid-coronavirus-pa

Michael P Senger

MichaelPSenger

1/ Thread - Where We're AtViews about COVID lockdown measures vary from person to person, but at a high level, it's possible to track current public opinion on a scale

PLOS ONE

PLOSONE

Thanks everyone for your contributions so far! We're now going to discuss data quality- perhaps one of the biggest issues that #citizenscience researchers aim to tackle... #citscichat By its very

UK Research and Innovation

UKRI_News

Easter plans cancelled and wondering how you're going to fill the time? You're not alone. That's why we've put together some sciencey resources for you and your family to get

Joyce Sanchez, MD

joycesanchezmd

Wondering whether to get the flu vaccine now or wait until later in the season? I found conversations with @EpiEllie and @BhadeliaMD helpful. A thread 1/ Traditionally, flu peaks

Peter Kalmus

ClimateHuman

A thread on following science. Let's start with COVID.Epidemiologists gave clear, simple guidelines: Keep social distance and wear masks. A few weeks ago in the US, a large herd of

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

.@AndyMacaskill: Why didn’t your team start reviewing & modelling the consequences of lockdown until mid-March?@uksciencechief: We modelled all scenarios throughout FebruaryAM: John Edmunds told us neither he or @neil_ferguson carried

Moriarty Lab

MoriartyLab

OK, #Canadian scientists, #science students, science influencers, scientific societies, student & postdoc unions, and everyone else who may know someone w/ science postgraduate trainingWe (@COVID_19_Canada ) and the province of

⛑LynnFynn🇺🇸 🌱👩🏽‍⚕️🧬💊🥼

LynnFynn3

1) “We must all fight and, if necessary, die to teach people the truth.”Part of me didn’t even want to share this. There are a great many thousands of people

Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉

ASlavitt

COVID Update August 26: Remember the quaint old days when we were fighting over wearing masks?Oh, good times. 1/ If the pandemic were a Democratic hoax (Q?), as evidenced by

Henry Mance

henrymance

Former chief scientist David King on the revelation that Dominic Cummings is part of the government’s key scientific advisory group https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/24/revealed-dominic-cummings-on-secret-scientific-advisory-group-for-covid-

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

You may have read the rather moderate requests made in the ‘Great Barrington Declaration’, drafted by three top quality scientists of whom one is Oxford’s Prof Sunetra Gupta. That document