#CoViD19

Joshua Weitz

joshuasweitz

Re-upping a prior thread on joint work on heterogeneity and #Covid19 spread in light of today's @nytimes piece on heterogeneity and herd immunity thresholds; in which we found a way

carmina tiscareño

MinaDelTex

¿Aún tiene dudas sobre la vacuna contra #COVID19?¿Le asustan los mitos que circulan en redes sociales? ¿No sabe cómo o dónde se puede registrar para la inmunización? Les comparto unas

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) The number of #COVID19 cases in Montreal has been dropping much faster than the rate of hospitalizations and deaths, suggesting this is partly the result of the dramatic decrease

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

PLEASE don’t forget the pandemic—it’s easy to be distracted by Trump drama in DC, but we cannot let up on the other global & national crisis. #COVID19 hit 2 consecutive

David Gorski, MD, PhD

gorskon

Science denialists and quacks love to abuse Koch's postulates to deny that various microorganisms are the true cause of disease; so it was inevitable (and no surprise) that they're doing

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

In this piece, @DhruvKhullar hits it out of the park on why healthcare workers - particularly our support staff - are appropriately hesitant to get vaccinated against #covid19. (Hint: it's

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Some confusion over the HIQA and CSO data showing the Irish covid death toll is likely overstated.In plain terms, we follow WHO guidelines. The oldest death with covid19 in Ireland

Matthew Herder

cmrherder

Respectfully, this is wrong on several levels.https://twitter.com/IrfanDhalla/status/1336891598697869312 1. The development of Covid19 drugs + vaccines had little to nothing to do with IP rights.And everything to do with the vast

Cara Ellen Modisett

CaraModisett

So if colleges are going online, I see waiving room and board. But I have problems with cutting tuition. I've seen some really good teaching happening online, and some of

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

This is not correct. Not only was it imaginable... it was widely predicted in March that COVID would be a highly persistent problem.1. An expert panel in March predicted ~200K

Dr Peter Morris 😷 🍩

drpete00

Alright everyone, 3 New Vic COVID community cases.1st step: Don’t panicInfo below (may change), have a read, take a deep breath, & let’s take this one step at a timeWhat

Frances Leader

2013Boodicca

#leicesterlockdown "EE was the first to launch #5G in the UK when six cities were switched on in May. Since then it has been building its network on a daily

JayEnAar

GorwayGlobal

Okay, here's the Q. Can India afford a totally free tax-payer funded #Covid19 immunisation programme for 75% of its population? Should India find the budgetary resources for such a programme?

Gayatri Joshi, MD

GayatriJoshiMD

In this #COVID19 pandemic, EVERYONE’S health is interconnected. We ALL have a responsibility to follow precautions & protect the well being of others. If others get sick it WILL affect

Nick Mark MD

nickmmark

Exciting results from the #RECOVERY trial #preprint of #Tocalizumab (Toci) in hospitalized people w/ #COVID19-reduced 28-day mortality (29 vs 33%; NNT)-decreased likelihood of requiring MV (33% vs 38%)-shorter hospital stay

Mark Suzman

MSuzman

The world now has much of the science it needs to end this pandemic, and as regulators start to put their stamp of approval on it, the field of action

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