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Deepti Gurdasani
dgurdasani1
Here's a fact check and of the daily briefing today. Is the govt actually following the data, or even presenting the data accurately?TL;DR: The reality is in stark contrast to
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Aaron Mansfield
aaronjmansfield
Thread.About 6 years ago I was really frustrated with and perplexed by the UMCs structural inability to plant churches, evangelize and make disciples. 5 guys broke me out of my
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Mark Horowitz
markhoro
How to taper antipsychotic medication to minimise withdrawal problems: more slowly than you think, down to fractions of usually used doses. Might need liquid versions, pill cutters. Thks Robin Murray,
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Kaitlyn
wildkait
Oil & Gas is probably a challenged industry going forward. Even the largest companies (Exxon, Shell, Chevron) exist as price takers since they produce a commodity. Pricing isn’t even truly
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Julian Jessop
julianHjessop
Just found this handy (if grim) charting tool from @OurWorldInData https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/total-deaths-and-cases-covid-19?time=1..81Here’s #coronavirus deaths per million for a selection of European countries (this could of course change
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dergigi
I had a lovely chat with @princey1976 a couple of days ago. Just listened to it again - we hit so many different topics, I'd like to provide some additional
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Tanya Fletcher
CBCtanya
BREAKING: New epidemiological modelling shows we've risen to 65% of pre-COVID interactions in BC - teetering on the precipice of "allowable" contact before we cross the "sweet spot" threshold and
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Kannan Gopinathan
naukarshah
If herd immunity is our only way out of this disease as many epidemiologists are suggesting, then we need to convert our weakness into our strength. Our numbers. In addition,
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Paul Novosad
paulnovosad
How low is the bar for publishing a study showing stay-at-home orders work? Lower than you think.JAMA edition: fit an absurd exponential model to virus growth, credit the stay-at-home order
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Stuart G
AvidInquirer
The peak of new #covid cases per day was c.20 April, By which point around 130,000 cases had been recorded.By this same point the official death count was already 20,000+.Using
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Mayur मयूर Thaker ठाकर
freshjiva
Important tidbits from $TSLA Q3'20 10-Q for long-term investors:1. Top Agenda: decrease production costs to increase affordability. In-house 4680 cell production + iterative mfr design play a big role in
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Rupinder (Rup) Sahsi, MD 🧠💬
hotSahs
Yes, there are many somethings that need to be done, but keep in mind that this second wave of #COVID isn't here because of the weather. It isn't here because
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Alex Naka
gottapatchemall
This tweet is about to undergo exponential bad aging March 10th 2020:Confirmed COVID-19 cases in the US: 805+Deaths from COVID-19 in the US: 28 March 11th:Confirmed COVID-19 cases in the
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Dr. Safa Mote
SafaMote
On Mar 24, we had ~800 #COVID deaths in the US. On Apr 4, when the count was at ~8,000, I predicted ~20,000 deaths by Easter Sunday, Apr 12.My prediction
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Jacob Lovatt
JacobLovatt
1/n563 people died in last 24hr reporting period as of 4pm on March 31 (there will be more than that as the figures don't track all deaths, "deaths in the
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David Morton
DavidMorton359
To realise the enormity and unconservative nature of what Johnson did yesterday and its far reaching implications for our society, politics and culture let's compare it to Tony Blair and
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