#Transmission

Fraser McMillan

frasmcm

Yes, Whitty claimed that transmission stopped in Wuhan because they reached >20% saturation and "a degree of herd immunity". Can't find the original clip but @danielfalush quotes it here (https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/james-

Michael Walker

michaeljswalker

Two options now:1. Lengthen lockdown, get transmission close to zero, don't loosen until capacity for mass test-and-trace. Contain virus. 2. Loosen lockdown soon, but keep social distancing in place to

Elle Moxley

ellemoxley

All right, education fam. My @kcur story about @ChildrensMercy doctors saying it's safe to reopen schools is blowing up over on Facebook. So let's talk through some of their recommendations.Story

Nathan Lo

NathanLo3579

1/N Our new article published in Clinical Infectious Diseases (@IDSAInfo) on role of routine asymptomatic testing for #COVID19 in healthcare settings. We find twice weekly testing of all healthcare workers/patients

Lee Bolton 🇪🇺 🏳️‍🌈

L33Bolton

If you're unsure what #AGPs are in relation to #SLT practice, or how current UK-wide list was agreed, or why it's important, read this @RCSLT @justinroe @sarahwallaceslt @mmcoffeystamp @gemmaclunie @GovenderRoganie

Kwame Owino

IEAKwame

Folks, seeing the indictments that are coming now from DCI makes it clear that in Kenya, corruption is a multi-generation enterprise. Daddy usually steals and the kids get good education

Dr. David Pate

drpatesblog

Idaho - I doubt you are listening, but I have to say this. No matter how bad you thought we were or were not in the past, we are way

Justin Jones

tonesbyjones

I've seen a lot of garbage posted from a certain individual's account about Melbourne's lockdown so I decided to scroll back to see what they were posting near the peak

Laura Kuenssberg

bbclaurak

No 10 says Starmer 'inaccurately + selectively' quoted the March 12th guidance - see it in full for yourself here -https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-for-social-or-community-care-and-residential-settings-on-covid-19/guidance-

David W. Higgins

higginsdavidw

THREADThis article is a challenging read. I had a go at replicating its findings for Ireland to assess the effectiveness of the two lockdown stages in March.I'm quite surprise by

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

A week ago, I gave a list on Newsnight which explained why the situation in care homes was so bad.1. Pressure to accept Covid patients from hospitals2. PPE3. Patchy testing

Jose Puliampatta

JosePuliampatta

There are hopes, looking at the global view. For instance:ITALY reports 260 deaths; lowest daily toll since March 14. Spain too reports the lowest 288 for the same period.. Let

Ryan Saavedra

RealSaavedra

ALL OF THIS IS CHINA’S FAULT:-Knew about outbreak in November-Knew human-to-human transmission possible in December-Knew it was a “severe” “epidemic” and that risk of “spread” was “high” on the same

𝖿𝖺𝗇𝖼𝗎𝗅𝗈𝗏𝗂𝗋𝗎𝗌

yarrambat

Thread. Stop getting all excited about free childcare. Home truths and truisms. My SO works in the industry at various levels - planning, educating, training, and caring.1. ONLY the Coronavirus

Julia Wick

sherlyholmes

I CANT WITH THIS ANYMORE SOMEONE MAKE IT STOPhttps://twitter.com/nytopinion/status/1264391232035393544 i miss you I even miss THE VIEW OF THE FREEWAY FROM THE TRAIN STATION Of course it’s not really just

Dr Marie Casey

marietcasey

My experiences of nursing home outbreaks-why do they get so bad?Firstly increases in community transmission lead to staff or visitors getting infected. Who then bring it to work. Covid-19 is