#PANDEMIC

Tom Tomorrow needs a new bit for the profile

tomtomorrow

that time a lady in purple garter belt thigh highs stole spocks brain look you do your pandemic, i’ll do mine the givers of pain and delight

👩🏻 K. 何凯丽

k_wuttt

A log of dispatches from various counties in Florida Fire Rescue, Fire, and EMS via Scanner Radio: a thread Polk County, FL EMS @ 18:40 - Patient with hypoxiaEMS @

The COVID Tracking Project

COVID19Tracking

Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked 29.2 million tests, up 640k from yesterday, by far the biggest testing day yet.States had never reported more than 594k daily tests.For

Céline Gounder, MD, ScM, FIDSA

celinegounder

1/ “When I say ‘experts’ in air quotes, it sounds like I’m saying I don’t really trust the experts,” @NYGovCuomo said of pandemic policies. “Because I don’t.”https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/01/nyregion/cuomo-health-departm

Ryan McGreal

RyanMcGreal

Thread:What pisses me off is that a lot of people made a lot of painful sacrifices in the spring to get #onpoli #covid19 under control, only for the Government to

Zoe Gardner

ZoeJardiniere

How please can the government hope to vaccinate undocumented migrants when their GP registration rates are incredibly low because they have reason to fear accessing healthcare as they can be

Constitution Unit

ConUnit_UCL

Unit Director and @UKandEU Senior Fellow Meg Russell is speaking this morning at the @ipsa_aisp #ipsadisrupt conference. The UK is famously a parliamentary democracy, but by late 2019 parliament was

Mark Brown

MarkOneinFour

Some of you will probably know I'm currently grieving. It's a month since my fantastic sister died. I've been thinking a lot about loss, progress and reckoning and coming to

Kim Weeden

WeedenKim

Giving assistant professors an extra year on tenure clock in recognition of covid-19 related disruptions to research is well meaning, but it comes at a cost for APs: another year

Ed Yong

edyong209

It's a weird time for good personal news, but I’m proud to have won a AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award, in the In-Depth Reporting category for 3 of my pandemic

hal 👾

halhod

Making lots of vaccine as fast as possible is now the most important bottleneck on ending the pandemic. I wrote about how the manufacturing ecosystems for different techs (mRNA, viral

Heidi Shierholz

hshierholz

This morning BLS released 2020 data on unionization, and it is fascinating. A thread. 1/ https://www.bls.gov/news.release/union2.nr0.htm In 2020, 15.9 million workers in the U.S. were represented by a union—a decline

Aimée Morrison

digiwonk

SELF-ACCOMMODATION: We have had ample time to discover how we are disabled in various way by WFH: in tripping over obstacles we didn't know we had removed at the office,

Ken Arneson

kenarneson

Here's a little thread about what I think is going on with the A's. First of all, remember, that 2020 was the first season that the A's received NO revenue

Cassie McGrath

cassiemcgrath_

A thread of remaining questions on the fall semester @UMassAmherst. Follow @CollegianNews for our continued reporting. First and foremost, has the University caused housing and food insecurity by making this

Paul Graham

paulg

Investors: Any startup that gets started during the next few months is disproportionately likely to succeed. Success depends most of all on determination, and imagine how determined you have to

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