#Reduce

As a psychologist, I’m going to teach you a powerful, paradoxical trick to overcome your mind’s resistance when it doesn’t want to do a task. GIVE IN by telling your
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On 'lockdowns don't work'...Sorry if it hurts, but they do.Sorry if this also hurts - but whether they 'work' is not the question. The question should be whether they are
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1/ There are various tweets misinterpreting COVID-19 “pre-existing immunity” and making dangerous claims about herd immunity. Since many of those claims refer to our scientific papers, we will reiterate the
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"Drawing upon the experiences of the NHS in responding to Covid-19, we will explore whether the Government’s new building programme could potentially mark the most comprehensive reform of hospital building
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COVID app launches today. Would encourage everyone to download & use - we need every tool we can get to tackle this pandemic, and effectiveness will increase dramatically with number
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I want to spend a bit of time clearly laying out where #SARSCoV2 probably comes from, and how it could have ended up in Wuhan. Though it can't be ruled
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1/6 #COVID19 key concerns in : many deaths are linked to outbreaks in long term care facilities in several provinces. Though new data continue to come in, as of now,
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Let's review the job Coumo has done in NYC.First the obvious:New York has by far the worst outbreak in the world and when you plot it looks like uncontrolled spread.
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Covid Epi Weekly: The First Cluster Cluster at White House is symptom and symbol of the failure of Federal response. Overconfidence in testing. Lack of basic safety precautions in crowded
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The job of police is to protect the public, not the government.it is easy to identify the government with the public, and governments often deliberately obscure the difference.the cops are
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Thread:I think it's fair to say most white people - me included - don't really know how to talk clearly, directly and explicitly about race and are uncomfortable even thinking
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I just wrapped up a summer online-only class on “Environmental Policy & Pandemics.” I really enjoyed teaching the class, partially because I got a lot of good training for doing
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Simply amazing to see the clinical and the QoL improvements noted with #Digoxin in the RATE-AF trial presented at #ESCCongress2020. Among medicine residents, I would attribute less use of digoxin
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What high school did you go to?1. Is a violent question2. A way to measure your class status 3. A measure of your level of coolness4. A way to shame
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This is pretty important proof of aerosol transmission in a room that has eliminated other possibilities. It’s why to take the ‘weird’ measures like time limits, ventilation & no loud
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The response to the 1918 pandemic had some remarkably familiar features, as described in this 2010 article (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2862334/#__ffn_sectitle). For example, there was debate about the effectiveness of mask
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