#Outbreak

Mick Coyle

MrMickCoyle

Sir Keir Starmer's first question at #PMQsHow does the government intend to get from the current rate of 18000 a day to 100000 a day.Dominic Raab corrects him to say

Adam Zimmerman

Adam_Zimmerman

1/Today, I learned that no meaningful process exists for people to apply for critical benefits from a new Medicare program, created to extend coverage to thousands of vulnerable, elderly patients

Nsikan Akpan

MoNscience

Things to know about President Trump's coronavirus diagnosis, based on COVID-19 research to date.1. When did Hope Hicks catch the virus?Likely unknowable, but her symptoms offer some clues on the

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Lots to say about this. No 10 implying Mr Cummings’ wife didn’t travel to Durham and DC did in period before he got symptoms. But even if he was asymptomatic,

Frank Quattrone

FrankQuattrone

Adm Mullen “I think the firing was a really bad decision,because it undermines the authority of the military commanders who are trying to take care of their troops and significantly

Caitlin Rivers, PhD

cmyeaton

I am not enthusiastic about using influenza like illness (ILI) data to guide the public health response to Covid. I think @reichlab and I were actually the first team to

M.E.Valentijn

ME_Valentijn

The Maximale Controle plan of @MinPres, OMT, and @RIVM will fail for 4 reasons:1) If it succeeds, 137K die.2) Natural herd immunity probably won't happen.3) Precise timing & scaling required

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

This article by @USATODAY misleadingly states that there are "8 strains of coronavirus" circulating. Because of this our @nextstrain inbox is today full of questions like "if you get one

The RSA Food, Farming & Countryside Commission

FFC_Commission

Our @YouGov poll w/ @Food_Foundation found only 9% of adults want everything to go back to how it was before the pandemic.It shows there is appetite for change and provides

james king

jamesking0314

When I think of prop 25, on the ballot this fall, I can’t help but think about prop 57 from 2016, & the law of unintended consequences. Here’s why: 1/

Tory Fibs

ToryFibs

Italian Paediatric Hospital saw 3000% increase in Kawasaki disease among children during Coronavirus a new study in The Lancet has just revealed.Hundreds of these cases are now occurring in children

David Williams

davowillz

Government to head teachers:"Get all your staff to teach online straightaway and close your school."HTs: "OK. Any help for those kids without computers and/or WiFi?"Gov: "Yes in about two months

Polly Mackenzie

pollymackenzie

There are some justifiable reasons why ~1000 daily deaths in the UK is reported differently from the same situation in Italy a few weeks ago. First: we have absorbed a

YIMBY Action

yimbyaction

The housing shortage has made us incredibly vulnerable to a virus like covid-19. People are forced into overcrowded conditions, living in communal shelters, and living on the streets.If we don't

Anne Zink

annezinkmd

Hearing about these cases is hard.People who have the virus that causes #COVID19 are most infectious early on when they might have very mild symptoms, if any at all. They

Lalo Dagach

LaloDagach

~ There are so many stories of #China selling bad tests and faulty equipment to other nations during the #coronavirus outbreak, I’ve decided to start a thread about it.