#Vaccination

Will Cushman

Will_Cushman

We're about 3 1/2 weeks into the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in Wisconsin, and I'm not the only one curious about how it's going. But trying to figure it out

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

With vaccination campaigns underway around the world, governments everywhere are about to face the same ethical dilemma:How to deal with people who’ve completed their immunisation programhttps://trib.al/yf2HQXo The pressure to give

Anant Bhan

AnantBhan

THE VACCINE DILEMMAThe government has announced an intent to go ahead with vaccination as of 16th Jan 2021 with both Covishield and Covaxin. There is going to be no choice.

Tara Moriarty

MoriartyLab

Feb 121 of every 39 #Canadians with #COVID19 has died since Mar 20201 in 57 BC1 in 73 AB1 in 75 SK1 in 35 MB1 in 43 ON1 in 27

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

This is one of the best reports about immunity to #COVID19It doesn’t sensationalize anything and gets insights from leading immunologists all pointing at the same -> immunity to COVID is

Michael J. Hicks

HicksCBER

1/n The January Jobs report signals an economy stuck in neutral. Over the last three months, the nation has averaged fewer than 30,000 new jobs per month, which is effectively

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Yesterday I was contacted by a prominent BBC programme to speak about strategy for exit from lockdown & the role of scientists & politicians in defining this. I outlined elimination

Zoë McLaren, PhD

ZoeMcLaren

I'm very optimistic about US vaccine supply in the coming months. The bottom line is that the Trump administration left a lot of money on the table. It won't be

Tinglong Dai

TinglongDai

0/n The biggest puzzle in the last few days of 2020 is this: Why is COVID-19 vaccine rollout so slow in the US? To see how slow it is, a

Whitney R. Robinson

WhitneyEpi

Key background 1: Because of limited supplies of #COVID19 vaccine, a federal advisory board making recommendations about the order in which people should get vaccinated (don’t get distracted: these recs

Michael (@[email protected])

HegKong

We hear this statement a lot: "Most experts would argue that the potential benefits of vaccination far outweigh any potential risk."-How do we know if this is true if reports

Christina Pagel

chrischirp

1. THREAD on latest UK Covid Numbers:A reasonably detailed dive into the latest numbers & (some) implications.TLDR: things going in right direction but don't think unlocking will be easy. 2.

Natasha Allergy Research Foundation - NARF.org.uk

NatashasLegacy

Today's news that two NHS staff have already experienced severe allergic reactions during the first roll-outs of the Pfizer Covid Vaccine is deeply concerning. 1/6https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/09/pfizer-covid-vaccine-nhs-ex

Erin K Fletcher

ekfletch

I spent a few months in 2019 studying vaccine distribution logistics in Vanuatu and as we close out 2020 far short of the goal of vaccination 20m people in the

Dr. Gonzo

DocteurGonzo4

THREAD : L’OMS exhorte les États à rejoindre son plan de vaccination mondial #COVAX et prévoit la production de 2 milliards de doses à inoculer avant la fin 2021https://amp.ouest-france.fr/sante/virus/coronavirus/coronavirus-l-oms-pre

Cate Eland

RomancingNope

The degree to which the vaccine rollout is broken is mind boggling. Every few days, I learn about some fresh, novel way to fuck things up. A big part of

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