#Testing

Ganesh Kadamur

iamgkadam

Surfacing a very technical but important, ongoing thread for visibility. We ask the qn - "what level of sensitivity do we really need for a test that is done frequently

The Bottom Line

BottomLineTBL

THREAD: (Virtual) Coffee with President Nowaczyk, Dr. Travis, and @FrostburgSGA President Noah DeMichele. Q: Is there an adequate amount of resources to test all students at Brady Health Center?Nowaczyk: "we

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

BREAKING—US sets another new record of 83,000 #COVID19 cases in a single day. This comes after 77,000 cases were reported the day before (itself the highest ever). Smashing the previous

Ellen Enders

EllenEnders

"The vastness of what's about to happen has not really hit people yet. The scale of what we're talking about. We're talking about fifty 9/11's. All b/c they missed their

Sadie Lew

sadielewski

The more experienced I become as a graphic designer, the more I rely on dynamic branding systems. Traditionally, branding is created with logos, fonts, colors, spacing, imagery, language, rules, and

The Disordered Cosmos by Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

IBJIYONGI

I have a monthly home security bill thanks to these people. “Campus Reform has targeted hundreds of college professors like Hatemi, leading to online harassment campaigns, doxxing, threats of violence,

Charlie Robertson

RencapMan

Austria and Switzerland now have less active #coronavirus cases than a week ago. This is why Austria is prepared to consider easing lockdown measures marginally around Easter. Emerging markets #Qatar,

oli r.

ohlistic

They’ve reopened indoor dining in my neighborhood. As far as I can tell, all restaurants I see this lunchtime are at maximum indoor capacity. That’s very distressing. Today’s a weekend,

インビシボイ

theinvisiboy

look, everyone agrees that a lockdown is the most scientifically appropriate thing to do to arrest the spread of the virus.it's the fact that there's no plan underpinning this decision

Corey Lynn - Corey's Digs

CoreysDigs

NEW REPORTExtensive report detailing what is happening behind closed doors, real numbers, misconceptions, and answers to many questions we’ve all had. #DigIt! COVID-19: Inside The Hospitals & Why The Lockdown?

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

Proven by evidence: Evidence based science is like standing on a train track facing east saying: I won’t turn around until you prove to me there is a train coming

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 70First, @ucsfhospitals, 15 cases, 6 on vents (Fig L). Mild uptick. SF hospitalizations stable-to-down (52 now). Cases plateaued, still averaging ~40/d – no change in

David Paton

cricketwyvern

That areas with some of the highest death rates also had strict lockdowns (Spain, New York) indicates that we are unlikely to find lockdowns had a very large impact on

💡🔥Robert Osazuwa Ness🔥💡

osazuwa

The most popular stats book in the 2nd half of 20th century was "How to Lie with Statistics". The #COVID19 portion of Trump's @axios interview should be titled "How NOT

Governor Kate Brown

OregonGovBrown

As we learn more about COVID-19, we're refining our strategies to prevent its spread. This means increased testing, strictly enforcing health and safety standards, a new face covering requirement, and

Gummi Bear

gummibear737

Asymptomatic Deep-DiveRead on, you’ll be surprisedThis NYT article revealed that high Ct PCR was identifying mostly non-infectious positives (trace viral RNA)The upside to supersensitive PCR is that it also tells