#Infected

Patrick W. Watson

PatrickW

In Denmark, where they DNA-sequence *every* positive COVID case, the B117 variant is growing 70% per week, yes, per week, despite strict lockdown.https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/uk-variant-covid-denmark/2021/01/22/ddfaf420-5453-

#BLM | Max Kämmerer

maxkaemmerer

With #WretchedJam coming to an end, big thanks to @pangalactic for running it and sharing the system, there are now so many great games to play by yourself if you

A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon

JuliusGoat

The Great American Forgetting Project starts today. They're going to simultaneously try to tell us the last four years were an aberration that is over, and that it never happened.And

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

THREAD1/ New paper out in @JAMAInternalMed on evaluating different types of MASKS and their filtration efficiency in indoor settings for #covid19 2/ They used a particle generator that put out

Hensley Lab

SCOTTeHENSLEY

Our new paper showing that some humans possessed non-neutralizing antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 prior to the COVID-19 pandemic is now up at @medrxivpreprint. Importantly, we find that these antibodies are not

Ellie Groom is on mat leave

ElinorGroom

OK, wasn’t gonna post about it, but here goes. I have a 5 week old son and he is amazing. BUT... (a long thread about breasts) Breastfeeding is the second

Hilda Bastian, PhD

hildabast

Preprint of the South African phase 1b/2 trial for the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is online. Primary efficacy analysis is for 2,026 people who weren't infected with HIV (there was also a

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

As @hankgreen nicely points out, we have to be careful that "we don't know whether the vaccine reduces transmission" doesn't morph into "the vaccine doesn't reduce transmission." How do we

Chris

Majorlefty22

CW: StuxnetNow feels like a good time for a long(?) story.Back in 2010 I was doing a project at a small 10-15 MGD water plant that services probably 25,000 -

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

This is a phenomenal article on the potential of different sorts of testing, and the ways that we are limited by demands for sensitivity and specificity. There's one important thing

THE CITY

THECITYNY

1/ We recently launched a new service where we send out updates focused on renting & working in NYC during the pandemic. Our first worker update went out this week.So,

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WealthSauce_

The 48 Laws of Power.A book on power, social psychology and manipulation.But not for you to abuse these laws.Actually in an interview the author stated the purpose of this book

Saikiran Kannan

saikirankannan

****Long Thread on #PoolTesting****This is the time for India to increase the ratio of #Pool tests.The number of #COVID19 cases in #India has seen a constant rise over the past

CZEdwards ($2KforAll)

CZEdwards

Let’s see: this author has health insurance, a high, stable income, and (likely) access to short-term and long term disability insurance should he or his family become infected.And as a

Cory Morningstar

elleprovocateur

The "#physicaldistance economy":"what's driving automation right now is the physical distance economy, which has accelerated the push towards off-premises #dining," #IOAPRO #IOPEN"80% of #restaurant jobs could b

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

I really don't find the term "long COVID" usefulI think it's confusing, particularly for the lay public - but if I'm honest even I'm not sure what it's referring to

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