#Transmission

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

“No country can just pretend the pandemic is over”, says @drtedros at @WHO presser on #COVID19. "The reality is that this coronavirus spreads easily. It can be fatal to people

Ms. Heref Oryou ✊

SprkJoy4BtrDays

THREAD 1/**This recent video from Dr. John Campbell is important**Listen to what he says about WELL PEOPLE spreading infection.https://youtu.be/bUfuF3Il4ik via @YouTubeThis is who Dr Campbell is. The WHO recommends following

Professor Philip Nolan

President_MU

We have looked carefully at incidence of SARS-CoV-2 infection in children in recent weeks for any impact of the phased return to the classroom. The data, and thorough public health

Scott Billeck

ScottBilleck

What's interesting about what Roussin said today regarding household contacts is it is listed as the top contact type for transmission on the government's website. Close contacts to casesTop contact

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

Retweeting this not as an endorsement but because I’d really like to see more open discussion on ‘smart isolation.’I don’t think the science is clear. And I don’t see cruelty

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

#covid19 presser @WHO starts with @drtedros saying the pandemic "continues to take a heavy toll on families, communities and nations the world over. But it’s also giving rise to incredible

Aerosol transmission, so N95 mask or GTFO

ShirtlessHorde

Expect far more of this as result of botched #covid19 response.Michigan man refused service for not wearing mask stabs customer, is fatally shot by deputy. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/michigan-man-refused-service-not-wearing-mask-s

Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun - MFR

dabiodunMFR

OGUN MAKES COVID-19 TEST FREE FOR ALL RETURNING SS3 BOARDING STUDENTSThe State has been very apprehensive about the issue of school opening even for exit students. Data from other countries,

Chris Mason

ChrisMasonBBC

Professor Martin Green, Chief Executive of Care England, tells the Health Select Committee that despite what others have said "there were cases of people....who were symptomatic discharged into care homes."

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

"But preprints haven't been peer reviewed!"https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214540020300839?via%3Dihub Highlights• Temperament is inherited by the son from the mother (100%) and by the daughter from the fa

Danielle Solomon

df_solomon

This, to me, is a good illustration of one of the many flaws in the 'let the virus rip' idea. Cinemas are open and have been for a few months.

Andrew Morris

ASPphysician

This is a followup to my thread yesterday to help the public understand better what is going on in Toronto (and Ottawa, Peel, and the rest of Ontario). I am

“Miami” Waltham-Smith

auralflaneur

To uni students (in personal capacity): you’re angry at what’s happening. I would be too if all this had happened to me 20 years ago as I was about to

Peel

RHPeel

Remember the Great Barrington Declaration? Anyone involved in that admit they were deeply wrong? A lot of the disconnects over covid mitigation come down to a very simple premise: we

Caitlin Rivers, PhD

cmyeaton

On the decision to reclose when an outbreak is intensifying. Let me first say that nobody wants to reclose. It is a drastic, disruptive move, to understate it. But we’re

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

Some "science journalism": "Virus can hang in the air for days" (researchers aerosolized it in a machine). "Found on surfaces for days." (ahem PCR finding vs. infection risk). N=4 study