#MASKS

Kristian G. Andersen

K_G_Andersen

Now the SARS-CoV-2 variants that were first identified in the UK (B.1.1.7), South Africa (B.1.351), and Brazil (P.1) have been found in the US, a couple of thoughts (i.e., speculation...)

Sarah Riggs Amico

SarahRiggsAmico

A week ago, I tested positive for #COVID19. Here’s my experience so far, how my symptoms have progressed, and why I hope you’ll #WearAMask ... even if our governor won’t

Aqua

NotAquaHeart

With the election a mere 3 days away, although I have no voting power in the US, I'd like to offer my endorsement for Joe Biden. (read full thread) To

Governor Eric Holcomb

GovHolcomb

Today, I announced I'll sign an executive order requiring Hoosiers to wear face coverings in most public settings, beginning Monday. As we continue to monitor the data, we’ve seen a

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

All eyes will be on Tulsa, Oklahoma this weekend as President Trump is set to hold a rally with an expected 19,000 people in attendance. Public health officials including the

Richard Evans

RichardJaEvans

THREAD: When sceptics tell us they think lockdowns/closing schools is a bad idea, we’re entitled to ask how good their previous judgements about the pandemic have been. So let’s look

Brian Casel

CasJam

Here’s my ‘20/‘21 post. The takeaways.Some (surprisingly) pretty good. Some progress. Some disappointment. First the personal front. Then business. 1/ Weird to say, but our 2020 wasn’t *that* bad,

Barbara Marcolini

babimarcolini

Over the past four months, the U.S. has deported almost 40,000 immigrants. Hundreds had Covid-19. @emilykassie and I reported for the @nytimes and @MarshallProj on how @ICEgov turned into a

Andreia Rodrigues #WearAMask

AndreiaSaveSwe

About the now famous secret FB group that is critical of Sweden's Covid strategy: I am a member of MEWAS. In Sweden I am what many call "a threat to

kate doyle griffiths

kategrif

Themes I heard in today’s speeches, many spontaneous, and in the march —stay in the streets —they are scared of us —Black workers built this country /can tear it down

Yatin Gupta

iYatinGupta

So, how was my experience of dealing with COVID that doesn’t seem to go nowhere anytime soon? (Thread) First and foremost, like most diseases, COVID is something you have to

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 128Grand rounds today: https://tinyurl.com/y3vyakjs . I thought it would be great to hear reports from healthcare leaders in cities w/ surges: @CarlosdelRio7 @EmoryMedicine in ATL, Tanira

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

It looks like press outlets are picking up Fauci’s comments on MSNBC yesterday saying we won’t be able to “approach some form of normality” until fall 2021. Eg, this from

Tananarive Due SUPPORT GEORGIA DEMS 4 SENATE

TananariveDue

I’m reading @Stephen King’s THE STAND as a part of #thestandpodcast & and I’m close to the end, where the Free Zone characters (the Good Side) are meeting the fear-motivated

George Hale | جورج هيل

georgehale

One week to the day after witnessing the federal execution of Corey Johnson late on Jan. 14, I received a notification that I tested positive for COVID-19. (The test was two

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IlluminateDark8

Virus Immunity and the Distorted MSM Narrative [THREAD]Constantly, we are invited to seek external protection that will save us: Buying masks, buying hydroalcoholic gels (without specifying that these gels should

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