#Households

Emily Baughan

Emily_Baughan

the exemption to local restrictions for 'informal caring arrangements' is a good thing - the total prohibition on sharing care outside households in lockdown 1 (for most, outside nuclear families)

Kevin Fox 🦊😷

kfury

The CDC published propaganda yesterday pushing that schools must to be opened for the greater good of the child. It repeats several times that Covid isn't as dangerous for children,

Loren Anthes (🧼👐|😷)

lorenanthes

.@OhioMedicaid and @OhioMHAS have expanded the use of telemedicine, especially in behavioral health.But what does that mean and what are some of the key considerations for providers and policymakers?READ: "Flatten

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

Having spent time discussing COVID with Sweden based friends I’ve reaccessed some of my earlier thoughts on this.I still think the Swedish strategy deeply flawed - particularly if COVID doesn’t

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW with @wwftuk:An exploration of the factors that have led ethnic minorities to be harder hit by Covid than the white population in the UKStory: https://www.ft.com/content/aaa2c3cd-eea6-4cfa-a918-9eb7d1c230f4Thread of charts and other

Brian Khisa

brian_khisa

[1] In light of the #COVID19 global pandemic, the Kenyan economy is set to experience unprecedented shock, with an estimated impact of 10% (optimist) to 25% (pessimist) on GDP growth

Jeremy McLellan

JeremyMcLellan

Missing from nearly all discussions of “why aren’t millennials having babies” is the fact that the thick, local, extended family—which *drastically* reduces the financial and emotional cost of having children—has

Diane Swonk

DianeSwonk

The economy surged at a 6.4% rate in the first quarter. Consumers drove those gains supported by a ramp up in vaccinations, supplements to unemployment insurance and two rounds of

yoongi is father to my kids ^3^

mysoulmateisuga

India as a country a thread Also an open invite to everyone to put up their view Lmao India is a country where a women is killed because she wants

Daniel Maeda

MaedaBiotech

I had a similar discussion in a forum recently and this was my opinion. A thread..As long as we started monitoring COVID in Africa from Feb 2020 then there will

Laila Lalami

LailaLalami

The pandemic is revealing and exacerbating inequalities of all kinds. A few examples: In Philadelphia, Covid-19 appeared first in wealthy, white neighborhoods, then spread quickly in poorer, diverse neighborhoods, where

Tomas Hirst

tomashirstecon

Brief summary of reactions to Sunak: We have reached a point in the pandemic where confidence in an effective test and trace and/or imminent widely distributed vaccine has faded to

Dan Diekema

dan_diekema

Agree with @richdavisphd and @SBtotheDub here, though I've not waded into this weird non-dispute for several reasons. Major one being that hospital-based clinical microbiologists (like me) aren't obstacles to the

rachelle_earwaker

r_earwaker

A 'build, build, build' programme that cuts funding from £2.4b to £1.5b per year for building the affordable homes the UK needs more than ever is worrying. THREAD1/9 Also worrying

beyondoverton

an10nev

It took GFC'08 for the idea of endogenous money to enter the mainstream. 12yrs later,after finally ‘everybody’ has become comfortable that the majority of our money is created by the

Dr Humma Saif

HummaSaif

Pakistani authorities should take urgent steps to mitigate the economic impact of COVID-19 on its most vulnerable workers, garment and textile workers, domestic workers,home-based workers, and other workers in low-income