#Virus

Brent Bellamy

brent_bellamy

I took a look back through the @WinnipegNews archives to see what life was like in Winnipeg during the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic. So much of it is strikingly familiar

Rob Smith

Dr_Robin_Smith

Ran 2.23 miles today for Ahmaud Arbery this morning. All the while thinking of the racist history and local categorisation practices that led to him being shot whilst jogging in

The Wall Street Journal

WSJ

Rarely have America's children suffered so many blows—and all at once—as during the Covid-19 crisis. Psychologists and researchers say they expect it to cause deeper and more chronic suffering for

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ Understanding CDC’s updated guidance that aerosols are the main mode of SARS-CoV-2 transmissionCDC recently updated its guidance. It is worded in a confusing way & this makes it a

Alan Cross

AlanLCross

Mohler said: "In Mendocino County, California, the public health authorities even mandated that churches that are video streaming their services cannot include singing in the service." IF there are multiple

Marcus Yam 文火

yamphoto

When we look back at 2020, we'll remember that a little virus changed the world. From doctors and nurses to technicians & maintenance employees, many are finding themselves learning to

Earth United

EarthUnited1

Our website is finally live!We are running out of time and need to spread this message like a virus.We need as much help as possible.https://www.earthunited.global #EarthUnited #CommonLaw #GlobalLawfulRebellion If you want

CNN Philippines

cnnphilippines

THREAD: President Rodrigo Duterte addresses the nation. | Watch here: https://bit.ly/3hvxPoe Duterte: Ang COVID is still around. The reason why there is less ratio and proportion between other countries. Mababa

Charles Tallack

CharlesTTHF

Why has Germany so fewer COVID deaths per million than we do and what can we learn? 1/6 Could difference be because of the way that deaths are counted? No.

Sara Nelson

FlyingWithSara

14 days after @WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic, 50k confirmed cases, the U.S. Senate voted 96-0 on 3-25-20 to approve a $2T relief bill

Rick Wicklin

RickWicklin

When will things get back to normal? There's a plan for reopening the country after #coronavirus pandemic is no longer raging:https://www.wral.com/coronavirus/when-can-everyone-get-back-to-their-lives-duke-expert-says-4-things-need-to-happen-firs

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

Surprised by pushback to Boris Johnson’s comments that restrictions have played a key role in reducing UK Covid rates.Why do people think rates have fallen among unvaxxed groups?I always felt

Watchdog

LibWatchdog

After watching Gov. DeSantis rip the media’s coverage of Florida’s handling of the coronavirus, I thought I’d put together a thread of just how garbage that coverage was. We all

Nathan Joubioux

NathanJoubioux

On a beaucoup critiqué la gestion du #COVID19 (#coronavirus) en #France. Malheureusement, aux #EtatsUnis, la gestion a également été catastrophique. Thread. Début janvier, le Conseil national de sécurité, chargé de

Pramesh CS

cspramesh

I’ve been watching with increasing concern at the trend of new daily diagnoses of COVID-19 in India over the past two weeks. To me, this reflects general public mood which

Zhou Lab

ZhouLabUCR

1/n A letter from Italy, please share: "I am writing to you from Bergamo, Italy, at the heart of the coronavirus crisis. The news media in the US has not