#Public

Prof. Devi Sridhar

devisridhar

Business leaders are smart & they want to make a profit. Hard to do that in the current 'half-way' house of not dealing with core public health problem & partially

Scott Adams

ScottAdamsSays

Here's a big dog that isn't barking: I've been saying in public since the election that the design of our system doesn't just ALLOW potential fraud, it GUARANTEES it. By

Kavaeric

Kavaeric

Socdem v Ancom: Emergency Medical Responder.Part of a series of illustrating factional differences for +700. The Star of Life represents the six stages of rescue for pre-hospital medical emergencies.WSL https://bit.ly/3opsALg FAhttps:/

hey julie why won't they defund the police

himissjulie

Public libraries exist for the public good and they should demonstrate how workplaces should treat workers. Public libraries should offer paid sick time to all staff, move towards a real

Duncan Austin

Duncan_BBR

Trump Happens When Cultures Believe Private Can Cover for Public. History shows that when societies favour ‘private’ too much, tyrants emerge and public problems accumulate that private cannot fix. 1/https://www.responsible-investor.com

Will Bleser

WillBleser

Hey all, SHORT THREAD on the wild, rapidly-evolving #COVID19 legal & regulatory COVID fight happening now between #Maryland Governor Larry Hogan & Montgomery County, MD County Executive Marc Elrich. I

ArkansasCovid

ArkansasCovid

Interesting look at how the UK is testing and reporting. It had 1,089 positives today for the entire population. That 1k positive was out of 150k tests. Here's a link:

Josh - Data Analyst in Nashville

ifihadastick

Covid Poses 1000 fold difference risk between the old and young. Yet we have spent:78% of Testing resources allocated to 15% of the Risk.22% of Testing resources allocated to 85%

Netpol

netpol

Britain's Conservative government is planning to introduce major changes to public order legislation to crack down on protests, under a new “Protection of the Police and Public Bill” planned for

aaron blue gabriel

philosophequeer

on the one hand, i'm not surprised that more people blame the public than the government for the pandemic. on the other, as someone studying illness and society, i want

Onye Nkuzi

cchukudebelu

I remember when Abdulkareem Adisa (he was works minister then), visited Nnewi. He was at a particular street which wasn't tarred - and these were his remarks;"Look at all their

G. Elliott Morris

gelliottmorris

Aside from the fact that the highlight findings from the Politico cancel culture poll are tainted by question wording and priming effects, I'm not sure they actually tell us much.

Chris Cote

cote_energy

I like the new @SomervilleCity COVID19 Dashboard. It's useful!https://public.tableau.com/profile/cityofsomerville#!/vizhome/SomervilleCOVID-19Dashboard2/Dashboard3 I hadn't yet seen the geographic information they now present by map

Monica | Fatty, MPH

fattyMPH

(CW: anti-fatness, ED) I was a not-that-fat kid. I became "that fat" after developing a restrictive eating disorder that destroyed my metabolism. I recovered IN SPITE OF the medical system,

Kyle Meraz

Meraz_2020

(1/4) Oklahoma has cut income taxes to top earners as recently as 2016 to a top rate of 5%. This is an area that we can focus on to make

Tom Sugrue

TomSugrue

1/The fiscal implications of COVID are profound. Coming after decades of state-level austerity and tax cuts, the collapse in revenue will have devastating effects on infrastructure, education, and public services.https://twitter.com/adam_to

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