#Transmission

Dr Raul Pacheco-Vega

raulpacheco

Folks: I am trained as a comparativist political scientist. I specialize in comparative public policy. I am here to tell you thata) Yes, you SHOULD compare countries' responses to COVID-19b)

Padma Priya D

priyakamal

5 days ago, i developed fever. it was low at first. 99 degrees. i had a bad headache that day. i popped a Dolo and kept working. Day 2 the

The SNP

theSNP

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon: "Hello, everybody. Welcome to today's update. I will start with the usual update on the Covid statistics." NS: "I can tell you that an additional 44 positive

Jin Russell

DrJinRussell

Speaking with family & friends, I'm aware that many parents are feeling uneasy about their kids returning to school and daycare on Monday. As a paediatric doctor and mum of

Ewell Gregoor

EwellGregoor

As someone who does a great deal of research on Covid. I will post a series of scientific journals and articles on the other side of the science. Of which

Andrew Kurjata

akurjata

Ok so I am looking at the replies to this thread and seeing quite a bit of "but you have fewer people" takes and I can't believe I have to

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

#NursingHomes important to know #Covid19 builds up & spreads like cigarette smoke; so closed windows in cold weather is making conditions high-risk for super spread- it can be easily mitigated

Nicola Low #EveryDayCounts #StillFBPE

nicolamlow

Here’s a short thread on some rather worrying misinterpretations of the meaning and implications of “asymptomatic” #SARS-CoV-2 or #COVID19. This is provoked by a @bmj_latest news item by https://www.bmj.com/content/bmj/369/bmj.m1375.full.pdf Let’s

Joseph Cotterill

jsphctrl

Ramaphosa makes another TV address about lockdown to South Africans. "We've used the time under lockdown to build up an extensive public health response" to the "anticipated surge" in infections,

Seth Miller

WandrMe

This week's @IATA #COVID19 briefing will focus on the 3-5 year outlook for the industry, delivered by Chief Economist Brian Pearce. #AvGeek #PaxEx "The air travel market is likely to

Prof Darrel Francis ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again

ProfDFrancis

What should you do when you see something that supports your beliefs? (H/T to @LCC_DrMalik ) Do you *think* wearing a facemask reduces transmission of Covid? Here is Iqbal's enquiry.

Matthew Kavanagh

MMKavanagh

What did we learn today? @WHO @DrTedros were right.[THREAD]1) Evidence travel bans could not stop transmission to US (which mostly via Europe, in Feb, before cases there reached crisis). By

Steve Rolles

SteveTransform

Im always amazed to stumble across fields of opium poppies in the UKHere, as far as the eye can see, near Winchester, yesterdayAll 100% legal for use as opioid medicines

(((David Colarusso)))

Colarusso

If you think 100,000 deaths will act as a wake up call, consider that the average American has only a 4% chance of being close to one of the deceased.

Tim Stutts

timstutts

thread. sharing a recap of the "user data privacy and the metaverse" presentation & discussion I led w/ @ferasity last week, since the content is timely. the original concept evolved

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

One of the things scientists do when facing an outbreak of a new disease is build 'phylogenies'. These estimate how pathogen isolates are related by comparing their genomes, and using