#VacciNATION

Ezra Klein

ezraklein

First episode of my new podcast is up! It's with @Vivek_Murthy, co-chair of Biden’s coronavirus task force, and you can listen to in full here. But I want to pull

CZEdwards ($2KforAll)

CZEdwards

There’s this quote: Amateurs talk tactics.Professionals study logistics. And here we are in the middle of the biggest demonstration of what happens when the fucknuts in charge stopped learning tactics

Jeff Fischer

FoolJeffFischer

1/ Current landscape: A safely-proven Covid-19 vaccine is not likely until 2021. Vaccinating the world will take more than a year. Some 40% may not get vaccinated. Covid is here

Justin Reich

bjfr

What does education policy need to do in the next 12 months? There are three big time chunks ahead 1) The rest of this year, 2) Summer and pre-full-vaccination fall,

Joel Hellewell

HellewellJoel

Important but missing from lots of long term covid strategy is an account of why previous disease elimination attempts were failing. Often mobilised to paint covid elimination as impossible but

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

2. Next up? We can't make enough mRNA right now.https://twitter.com/PrEP4AllNow/status/1345467785305063424 3. Those pushing for one dose of the current vaccines are making inferences from post-doc analyses, non-random samples.https://tw

Meghan Duffy

duffy_ma

Here are some resources I shared with my students related to the new coronavirus vaccines. First, a little info: Both are mRNA vaccines. What does that mean? Rather than injecting

Greg Callus

Greg_Callus

Is there anywhere a tracker which shows, by vaccine type (mRNA Pfizer/BioNTech vs adenovirus Oxford/AstraZenica): (a) doses delivered to UK; (b) doses ordered by not yet delivered (& due date);

Max Roser

MaxCRoser

Humanity’s history is a battle against the microbes. And for most of our history we were losing very decisively.My new post – and visualization – on how vaccines allowed us

Dr Duncan Robertson

Dr_D_Robertson

My interview today with @NIAbbot on @LBC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WspfNPhWYq8With a short thread below on the points I made in the interview. The vaccine rollout is a great achievement - we are

Reclamation and Survival

Reclaim_Survive

As states begin to roll out vaccinations across the country, a disturbing but unsurprising trend is beginning to reveal itself. An analysis from the AP looking at 17 states and

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

I'm getting a series of new Q's from friends & family about the #COVID19 #vaccines in light of (very concerning) news about continuing problems with vaccine distribution. In this thread,

Peter Cayton, the Stats Guy

PJACaytonPhD

Note: I am a stats guy. The learning that I will share is based on interactions with experts far more knowledgeable than me (like @darwinbandoy).So, let's talk vaccines and numbers.

David Leonhardt

DLeonhardt

For weeks, the public messages about vaccines have been more negative than the facts warrant.Now we are seeing the cost: A large percentage of Americans wouldn't take a vaccine if

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

It is fine to disagree with my op-ed, https://www.medpagetoday.com/blogs/vinay-prasad/90764and in fact David Aronoff does so eloquently in the counterpointBut this tweet by @dgurdasani1 is deeply problematic and highlights many of

Dr. J Robson

JenniferRobson8

1) We have largely given up on rapid testing. If true that #COVID19 will be seasonal/recurrent for some time, we should revisit that de facto choice2) EI & CRSB have

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