#Testing

Trinh

Trinhnomics

Now that we've gone through China soft data (don't forget that this is month over month so we're still behind pre Covid esp employment), let's look at USA Covid data.

Fionna O'Leary, 🕯🇪🇺

fascinatorfun

Germany’s virus response shines unforgiving light on Britain - ⁦@FT⁩“If you follow a herd immunity strategy, why would you not build treatment and testing capacity? That’s what puzzles me” said

Olive O'Connor #WeCanBeZero📉

oliveblogs

CSO records show in last 4 weeks there were 411 cases associated with outbreaks in schools (8.4%); 381 in childcare facilities (7.8%) *BOTH* higher than hospitals, nursing homes, residential institutions

David W. Higgins

higginsdavidw

936 new cases (+5.6%)17,607 total cases25 new deaths, bringing the total to 794(28 new, less 3 deaths denotified).I'm not worried about the jump in new cases. I'll explain.1/https://twitter.com/higginsdavidw/status/1253021827988930564 Ireland

Ash Sarkar

AyoCaesar

When the right talk about “going back to normal”, they mean low-paid workers going back to service jobs where they can’t social distance and middle class people continuing to work

Mathieu Duchâtel

mtdtl

Our series on public policies options in East Asia against #Covid_19 starts with Taiwan: rapid action, precise situation awareness on all cases, a strict quarantine policy, a nationalized mask economy,

ArkansasCovid

ArkansasCovid

Worth noting from today's press conference, held in Conway:22 Covid patients are hospitalized in Faulkner County7 on a ventilator. The county's Covid patients skew younger:20% of its cases have been

Danny Boy

Care2much18

I've made plenty of criticisms.-Student nurses pay-Insufficient protections for renters vs mortgage holders-Argued for base-rate increase in social welfare-Improved ringfencing of nursing homes needed in future pandemicsNo response is perfect,

Hydroxybenzeneazobenzoic acid (HABA)

JcDumbledore

This is worth the share! We can all learn from this! PLEASE TAKE TIME TO READ:Repost:From Dr. Edsel Salvana regarding testing for COVID:(THREAD)@MedtechMustKnow 1. Mass testing is not testing everyone.

Liz Webster 🔶🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧🇪🇺

abcpoppins

Patrick Vallance now suggests colleagues at PHE failed on #COVID19 testing. He now admits rollout had been too slow, and said it needs to be done at sufficient scale not

KB

halftwottered

Please RT & share widely.The HSE published a report in August relating to the mass testing of asymptomatic individuals. It was “Approved by the Pandemic Incident Control Team August 14th

Robin Monotti Graziadei 🌸

robinmonotti2

#INDIA: Villagers chase out the testing & vaccination squads. They see through the V-fraud! #INDIA: "The cop is insisting that they have to get the vacc_ne - saying they don’t

Mandy Came Out of the All-Night Vurt-U-Want

mandyist

The replies to this tweet are making me sad. So many people doubting whether testing and treatment figures can be trusted in African countries yet what could have been catastrophic

Gummi Bear

gummibear737

I've revised my Infection Fatality Rates (IFR) from the Spanish Antibody Study to make it more accurateMain changes:1) data from different dates to correspond with when samples were taken2) added

Gavan Reilly

gavreilly

Similar to @GabrielScally’s comments on radio this morning, @SimonHarrisTD gave his clearest hint yesterday that post-#covid19ireland “normality” is a good while away yet: [mini-thread] After Dr Colm Henry told me

Bright Simons

BBSimons

Ghana budgeted $1.2m for 1000 contact tracers. It ended up training 900. 600 dropped out due to grievances. Their $25/day allowance is becoming erratic. $530k was budgeted for Ministers &