#SARS

Elijah Olson

OlsonElijah

Public school teacher here:There has been a lot of talk about re-opening schools, but we need to read beyond the headlines for more nuance (as is often to the case):

Daniel Hemel

DanielJHemel

The liability provisions in McConnell’s “HEALS Act” do not reflect a serious attempt to address problems with the tort system. This is pure political posturing (thread) 1/ I say this

Dr Nisreen Alwan 🌻

Dr2NisreenAlwan

Vaccinated people must not change their behaviour because we still don’t know if vaccines can stop spread of coronavirus. They must still distance & wear masks. This is for their

A Marm Kilpatrick

DiseaseEcology

Is re-instituting lockdowns necessary to stop rapidly rising #COVID19 cases globally?Answer: No. But we're failing at 2 other approaches, due to poor messaging, human behavior & limited public health capacity.Deaths

Peter Hurford, who is wearing an N95 mask

peterhurford

Testing some quick feedback #COVID #forecasts80% confidence intervals:7 day average of US COVID deaths at EOD 12 Feb per NYT - 2400 to 2800 (mean 2600) (currently 3054)cases - 60K

Jens von Bergmann

vb_jens

This morning PHAC released another batch of COVID-19 data via StatCan, and BC is still refusing to provide data on occupation to PHAC. How is it ok for a province

Phil

MrPhilQ

There's a company making many millions flogging a cleaning product with Coroanvirus claims that sound too good to be true – and are too good to be true. And weirdly,

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

A collection of threads on susceptibility and possibility of prior cross reactive immunity to COVID for those interested.1) I wondered in March, whether there is innate, cross reactive immunity to

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

This is a great piece from @rkhamsi about a topic that people often don't think about: it's REALLY important to consider the types of cells being used for in vitro

James

agoodfireburns

The big story in German news, that the Oxford vaccine is basically shit if you’re over 65, is causing a stir.What it appears to actually be about is concerns over

Bubble’s NOVN ROCKET 🚀

JohnnyAAPL_seed

From Q2 to Q3 $NOVN reduced property and equipment assets from $10.5 million down to $1.4 million. Because of this they were able to lessen their operational deficit by $1.1

Zoë McLaren, PhD

ZoeMcLaren

Scaling up rapid screening tests for COVID-19 is well within reach. They can help keep the virus at bay until a vaccine is available. My piece in The @ConversationUS explains.

A.M.

bhalomanush

Every media outlet is doing a best-of-list of books of 2020. It's a shame that few of them include even a SINGLE popular-science book (and NY Times has only one

Michael Story ⚓

MWStory

Interesting to look at pre- and early covid epidemiology lit. If you could show them our world now they'd probably be most surprised by the relative absence of stigma, panic,

Katherine J. Wu, Ph.D.

KatherineJWu

It's 2021! Time for a crash course in four terms that I often see mixed up when people talk about testing: sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, negative predictive value. These

Eric Topol

EricTopol

We've now doubled the peak hospitalizations from the previous 2 US case surges. And it's no wonder the death toll again today is nearly 3,500.@COVID19Tracking Sure the virus is hard

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