#Infected

facts&effects

EffectsFacts

(1/9) Week 27 update. Retroactive revisions of deaths in week 26 but the trend remains intact. After 6 weeks since reported cases surged there is still a consistent decline in

Sarah Rasmussen

SarahDRasmussen

School + CEV households: THREADNew update yesterday for UK Guidance on shielding. Guess what stayed the same:“Children who live with someone who is clinically extremely vulnerable, but who are not

Dr Aaron Bloch

bloch_aaron

A #COVID19Vic thread. 1/We're all gutted. We're all scared. We don't want to go through 2020 again. We won't. Our public health leaders are dealing with incredible uncertainty, weighing risks

Francis Hoar

Francis_Hoar

I made my submission to the @HLConstitution Committee yesterday. Here are some submissions about the WHO's pandemic advice from as recently as October 2019. In short, it does not remotely

Martin McKee

martinmckee

Much talk on @BBCWorldatOne about "acceptable level of COVID deaths". Can someone explain how you maintain a level of anything when it changes exponentially and you are always dealing with

Atul Gawande

Atul_Gawande

Key findings from the latest Axios-Ipsos Coronavirus poll. 1. Americans are more worried about COVID's impact on their health, job, and finances than since June. And for most, out of

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Breaking REVERSAL: @WHO has formally recognized that #COVID19 can be transmitted indoors by droplets in the AIR: people in crowded settings with poor ventilation run risk of being infected by

American Hacker

AmericanHacker

OK, this is gonna be a thread full of facts, inference, and some mysteries that need more hands/eyes. See @RealOGAnonymous for tips on where to find the back room action.

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

Sorry to break it to you, but current lab testing (PCR) for coronavirus is meaningless:https://twitter.com/robinmonotti/status/1249869530849034240 "In China, generally, they diagnose ‘Corona’ with CT scans and one or two positive P

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

OK I'm busy trying to catch up with what I've missed on #COVID19 in children, which looks like a lot!People seem to be making a big deal out of some

Alex Usher

AlexUsherHESA

1/ One thing people are finding it difficult to get their heads around in terms of pandemic statistics is the question of transmission statistics. Both "sides" (if you want to

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

Chapin 1912.Talking about droplets and airborne. To him "airborne" meant long-range as in many kilometers. Droplet could be through the air more than 1 or 2 m. Plus, he said

Crystal moth

Prolapsarian

An end of year COVID thread: Sometimes a view of a complex world requires radical simplification. In the UK all public health measures have failed. This year we have seen

Philmonger

phillipmbailey

I can't lie this week has tested my belief in journalism as a vehicle to deliver basic information or as a crucible of truth to people. The idea of working

LibertySavage

AxelSavage4

1) Thread entitled: 'The nitty gritty on the #scamdemic ':On pg 39 of CDC document entitled "CDC 2019-Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) Real-Time RT-PCR Diagnostic Panel," dated July 13, 2020, the CDC

Eran Segal

segal_eran

Israel: What went wrong?How did we come to lead the COVID-19 cases chart? What caused the 2nd wave, why was it so bad, and is the lockdown working?A thread on

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