#Cases

Ruwan Subasinghe

RuwanSubasinghe

BREAKINGUK Supreme Court confirms @uberdrivers are WORKERS (intermediate status btw employee & self-employed). This landmark decision arrives 1 year after France's highest court ruled that Uber drivers are employees. Massive

Ed Preston

elkeaso

Anybody up for a game of higher or lower? I thought so! This time we're playing guess the state of covid cases in UK Covid Hotspots, here goes... 1) Everybody

Fionna O'Leary, 🕯🇪🇺

fascinatorfun

SWEDEN: hospitalisations from Covid-19 are rising faster than in any other country in Europe, while in Stockholm — the centre for both the 1st & 2nd waves in the country

David Paton

cricketwyvern

A couple of puzzles in the ONS deaths series which is by death certificate compared to PHE which is "within 28 days of a positive test".1. Why has the ONS

An Leavy

an_leavy

Prof SpurrierDirections put in place at midnight Translating that into FAQsOn government websitehttps://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au Exercise for dog?Short circuit breakerSympathises with those in apartments If have a yard can use that We

@NCVORebecca

ncvorebecca

You will have seen stories about abuse of disabled people & children in services run by disability charities. These cases are followed by important critiques of governance & safeguarding practices,

Matthew Moore

mattmoorek

#COVID19: The boss of Germany's Robert Koch Institute appears in front of cameras for the first time in a month to raise the alarm."The latest developments in the number of

Alison Blunt

AlisonBlunt

1/6 Myth 1 'You can have it and not know it and still spread it'Simply not possible. Recent study (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19802-w) published in Nature (20 November 2020) looked at prevalence of

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Really worrying document from SAGE published, modelling 'population immunity'."When R is 1.1, only 9% of the remaining susceptible population need to be infected for R to fall to 1, solely

Abdul El-Sayed, MD, DPhil

AbdulElSayed

When you read #COVID19 headlines like this, the key takeaways should be that:1) we’re not testing enough2) we’re testing the wrong people3) asymptomatic & low symptomatic spread are a big

Matthew Halliday

MatthewHalliday

So...1. Not to be rude but: do people who want to rethink the Atlantic bubble over two new cases think we can plausibly be COVID-free for the duration of the

Kassie McClung

KassieMcClung

This is important. There’s people who have told me they’ve waited weeks for results. But we do know more people have been infected in the past several weeks. (1/2)https://twitter.com/cathjsweeney/status/1287807381053865985 This

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

Although the US is continuing to hit records for daily #COVID19 cases reported, the rate of exponential growth has slowed. Mortality is still catching up to increased case loads and

Youyang Gu

youyanggu

I've seen many news articles cite that "the UK variant could be the dominant strain by March". This is emphasized by @CDCDirector.While this will likely to be the case, this

Mike Bird

Birdyword

Amazed that people can look at what's happening and think it would be an "own goal" if the transmissibility estimates turned out to be too high. It's what they should

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

A few weeks ago a study from SK got lots of attention for reportedly showed children aged 10 - 19 were just as, or more infectious than adults with #COVID19

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