#Cases

whippletom

whippletom

Demographics of the South African study into Oxford vaccine Criteria for mild or moderate cases Neutralization data - immune responses "similar if not better" Efficacy, pre November. South African scientists

Honestjane

Honestjane69

I had the day off today and decided to do a study on funeral homes. I rang 26 in total, randomly and took in the 26 counties, I pretended I

Jonathan Tannenwald

thegoalkeeper

So there's one other thing I've been working on today. In fact, I've been working on it for the last couple of days. Here comes a thread of a few

Ben Cowling

bencowling88

(1/10) Just posted our new preprint on the successful suppression of first wave of #COVID19 in Hong Kong with @gmleunghku https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-34047/v1 (2/10) As of 7 May, there were 1,045 COVID-19

Blake Shaffer 📊

bcshaffer

I've heard this come up frequently ("restaurants only 1% of identified cases"). It was said by Dr. Hinshaw and repeated by Premier Kenney as argument against further restaurant restrictions.A thread

Chris Godby

chgodby

Today's Ohio COVID update is up! Fantastic day for currently hospitalized - we're almost below 2,000. For those wondering if I'm seeing the vaccine effect in the data, the answer

Penny Daflos

PennyDaflos

COVID variants are a major concern for health officials right now -- not to mention the rest of us.I'm seeing a lot of ?s about how BC is testing for

The COVID Tracking Project

COVID19Tracking

Our daily update is published. States reported 1.7 million tests, 221k cases, and 3,379 deaths. There are a record 119,463 COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized. The 7-day average for hospitalizations is

Rijo M John, PhD

RijoMJohn

19 Dec: India crossed 1 crore reported #COVID19 cases & 145171 deaths Only 3.1L active cases1M new cases & 13.5K deaths were added in the past monthFollow this thread to

💧😷Queen Victoria

Vic_Rollison

Let me explain to you why I'm worried about NSW covid situation and have been for weeks. This is not a political attack on NSW government. This is looking at

Rapid Tests

RapidTests

A new study shows rapid tests detect >85% of probable infectious cases (cases with high viral counts). The ability to detect these cases was just as good in symptomatic and

Joshua Tepper

DrJoshuaTepper

Like everyone else I have been reading about COVID daily for what feels like years already.One of the best pieces I read that I don't think got enough attention was

Pinx

censoredpinx

The problems with the judicial system isn’t new. Found an article in the FBI vault re: Associate justice Hugo Black. 5th longest serving justice on the court. A quick little

Murad Banaji

muradbanaji

#COVID19 in Mumbai. Some slides (mildly edited) from a talk at Nottingham (thanks to @NabilFadai for the invite). A summary in this longish thread. Main themes:- uneven spread (slums/non-slums)- uneven

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Sudden Kindergarten outbreak—a once small #COVID19 outbreak in an Austrian kindergarten exploded from 10 cases Monday to suddenly *32 cases* by Wed—20 cases in kids, 12 adults & caregivers.(Article in

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AngharadHafod

Today's #Covid19Cymru headlines:Excellent news on cases, falling under 400; the lowest since 1st October. Deaths however are still not coming down much. Positivity remains low.1/7 There were 399 cases reported

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