#PANDEMIC

Abdul El-Sayed, MD, DPhil

AbdulElSayed

Usually it takes more than 4 months for history to repeat itself. But here we are. THREADPoliticians still haven't wrapped heads around the dynamics of #COVID19.Some truths:1) You aren't seeing

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

This overly bureaucratic prioritization, and the outrage over a few undeserving people cutting ahead (which I don't support but the harm is much less than all this) will likely do

Sam Husseini

samhusseini

Note to people taking pot shots at Nicholson Baker for his piece on lab origin for pandemic: His most recent book was born out of years of trying to find

Sandro Galea

sandrogalea

Thread: The pandemic may not have been the deadliest in history, but it may well be among the most unequal. Our experience of #COVID19 has been deeply shaped by privilege

Charlotte Summers

charlot_summers

In October, I wrote an article outlining why I didn’t think a second wave was inevitable. We are now experiencing a wave that is worse than the one in spring

Sherry Aske

SherryAske

Awareness around #MentalHealth and #MentalIllness has increased since the pandemic started. But what's still less acknowledged is how serious, debilitating and deadly it can be if untreated. 1/#BellLetsTalk Mental

Caitlyn Collins

CaitlynMCollins

1000x this.@KGeee: "The phrase 'drop out' feeds into this singularly American view of motherhood. It suggests a personal decision, implying that those who leave work lack perseverance, grit, or the

Leicester UCU – No One is Redundant

leicesterucu

Welcome back to the start of term .@uniofleicester & @leicesterucu. Our leadership team has another perfect moment for you, today emailing hundreds of staff to tell them they, or others

Vop Osili

VoteVop

I am deeply disappointed in today’s vote by the Indiana Senate to void the Indianapolis City-County Council’s decision to provide local tenants full and ready access to accurate information about

Stephen Reicher

ReicherStephen

A pleasure to speak with @dgurdasani1 on @BBCRadioScot today answering questions like 'when can we go on holiday/" 'when will we see large gatherings' - or rather, not answering them

Liz Bell

llizabell

Just listened to @ncecf webinar on the org's recent research on parents' #childcare experiences during the pandemic, and the impact of inadequate child care on the state's families and businesses

Shaula Evans

ShaulaEvans

Let's talk about pandemic brain fail.My brain is not working "normally" at this stage of the pandemic and I am guessing that's true for many of you, too. (THREAD) My

Maelig

maelig

As we get closer to schools reopening, I want to share the latest example of the uselessness of @RecParkSF ECYC "learning hubs", one of which kid #1 has been attending

NBCLX

NBCLX

America has entered a pandemic-inspired baby bust.Guess not even locking couples up and obliterating their social calendars could convince more Americans to have babies.https://trib.al/cJx8zCx Notice a bunch of your friends

Jeff Yarbro

yarbro

It’d be deeply irresponsible for the US Senate to refuse to extend the $600 federal unemployment benefit. If it goes away, 1 of every 10 Tennessee workers lose >70% of

Hope Doherty

EHopeDoherty

The govt are using hollow rhetoric of 'mental health' to encourage unis to continue with f2f teaching, & uni management (at least in some cases) require concerns wrt catching covid-19

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