#Epidemic

Sanjay G Reddy

sanjaygreddy

"By the end of the first wave of the epidemic, an estimated 97% of the population of the United States will still be susceptible to the disease and thus measures

vanessa beeley

VanessaBeeley

1. My apologies, I actually understated the real cost of Prof. Neil Ferguson's FMD (Foot & Mouth) disastrous "modelling" in 2001. "12,000,000 animals (Meat & Livestock Commission stats.) were slaughtered

Dr. Kerri Pratt

ArcticKerri

.@Atmosphere_MDPI is choosing speed over quality - a thread about why I suggest not to publish, review, etc for them (beyond @MDPIOpenAccess President's stance on #BlackLivesMatter ). In May, I

Julie Banderas

JulieBanderas

Saw this today and had to share it. Our experience of life is dictated by the perspective we choose. For a small amount of perspective at this moment, imagine you

#AnationalistWarrior_ A Proud Indian Hindu

anexcommie

MODIHe has shared the post please readI request all members of thiseminent GP to ponder over itwithout any political or otherbiases;#Seethechronology 1 Till February 2021 all seem to be wonderful2

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

Today, we're standing up a project called NextTrace that aims to enable digital participatory contact tracing and guide #COVID19 surveillance efforts. See a full description here https://nexttrace.org/about or get the

🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸

mrddmia

Cheers to the Arizona Attorney General (@GeneralBrnovich) for stepping up and protecting Arizonans from trillion-dollar monopolist @Google’s rampant privacy violations.With so many DC Swamp Creatures captured by Big Tech, our

Patriot Gooner

manytimesaday

It's becoming more and more obvious that the CV19 is one giant FF, the British daily death rate figures are BS, but dare you say anything to contradict them then

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. A somewhat more technical thread than usual.I'm trying to understand the new @UW_IHME #COVID19 forecasting model that was released this morning. Here is a web page with background, a

Dr. Mia Brett

QueenMab87

There are a lot of ways men’s mental health isn’t being adequately addressed by society but what we’re not going to do is use that as an excuse to perpetuate

jq soup🥫

outsidadgitator

If the political struggles of the coming months focus on whether to increase/decrease restrictions, and if the people who are for emancipation dig in around restrictions, they will lose massively,

Brian Tyler Cohen

briantylercohen

I know the coronavirus isn't Trump's fault.What's Trump's fault is declining to use the WHO test like other nations, instead letting the CDC produce its own test, the delay for

Ed Yong

edyong209

The central idea behind this piece on why the US failed so badly to control the pandemic is that it fell under the combined weight of a multitude of weaknesses,

Katharine Coldiron

ferrifrigida

THREAD I’ve been thinking a lot about the 1918 influenza epidemic, as I’m sure many others have. Here is how I learned about it: These are pages from THE GHOST

Nathan Hollow

NathanHollow

1. In all the talk about #testing no one has asked Govt. how they can test the whole #socialcare workforce weekly when testing capacity is 200k/day (or 1.4m/wk). About 1.2m

Dr Liz Allen

DrDemography

It appears the government response to #coronavirusaus is pretty much straight from the findings and recommendations of the Spanish influenza (circa 1920, NSW) The Spanish influenza pandemic of 1919 struck