#Inequities

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

1/ #BetterMasks - why and howFirst, why do we even need high-filtration masks right now?Increasingly, we are going to be (or already are) in crowded, poorly ventilated spaces- groceries, public

szyfr

_basant2

.@dbessner, no offense, but a "Leninist vanguard" of mini-AOCs (narcissistic radical liberal PMC cultists) sounds like a veritable nightmare. It is something with no relation to "the left" insofar as

Dr. Rob Davidson #WearAMask

DrRobDavidson

Comparing #MAGA Rallies to #BlackLivesMatter protests in terms of #COVID19 risk is the new false equivalency. As a doctor I see unique public health risk with a #TrumpRally, which

Dana Smith

SmithDanaG

Fauci is giving grand rounds at @JohnsHopkins today. Showing a map of the US covered in red, he says, "We are at the explosive, almost exponential, stage of the pandemic."

VicSAFERInitiative

SaferVic

New article from @kendracrighton about our program! Check out this thread for some highlights.https://www.vicnews.com/news/unhoused-community-in-greater-victoria-struggles-to-access-safe-supply/#ThatsSAFER @AVIVanIsle @OutreachSolid “ …

Ian Goodrum

isgoodrum

Socialism vs. capitalism: Which provides the better quality of life?A by-the-numbers thread dealing strictly in facts, which I'm told don't care about your feelings. In 1986, a study was published

The Gender Policy Report

GenderPolicyRpt

All this long pandemic campaign season, our writers have helped make sense of the ways that our most charged & complex policy issues impact gender equity in America. A short

Justin Reich

bjfr

We interviewed 40 teachers across the country in April and May understand their experiences of remote teaching. New Report: What's Lost, What's Left, What's Next: Lessons Learned from the Lived

queen of anonymous medicine

QueenMD2024

I want to take the time to highlight Black women who choose to leave academic medicine or were violently forced out due to racism and sexism. I want to amplify

Ed Yong

edyong209

Here are 10 pandemic pieces that I'm especially proud of. 1) On how it came to this.https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2020/09/coronavirus-american-failure/614191/ 2) This one from March--the first of the really big pieces, ab

Muge Cevik

mugecevik

Over the last 6 months, we've learned a lot about how SARS-CoV-2 spreadsWhat does the evidence so far tell us about SARS-CoV-2 transmission dynamics, high-risk activities and environments? Thread

Benjy Renton

bhrenton

Vaccines don't save lives, vaccinations do. The Trump administration's plan to get vaccines in to the arms of Americans has largely failed, with now only 28.4% of the distributed doses

Economic & Political Weekly

epw_in

#EPWConversations: We are live with @vabhis, and we invite you to send your questions about public transportation in India in this thread. He will be tweeting through EPW's account for

Michelle Ogunwole

DrChelleMD

1/ A thread on our recently published perspective @PSRHjournal "Community‐Based Doulas & COVID‐19: Addressing Structural & Institutional Barriers to Maternal Health Equity" https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1

BIDMC Infectious Diseases Fellowship

BIDMC_IDFellows

1/Featuring some highlights from @douglaskrakower 's PEP/PrEP talk at the advanced STD intensive course today!Let's start with this pretty slide on antimicrobial STI ppx after exposureARE YOU READY for some

The Sharing Scientist

ScienceShared

Cases in the UK are out of control. Hospitals and ICU are filling up in every region, some are already near breaking point. NHS and PHE staff are weary, drained,

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