#Pandemics

TheAntiHysteric

PDXJournalist

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/stephaniemlee/stanford-coronavirus-neeleman-ioannidis-whistleblower Smear piece garbage by @stephaniemlee. Turning a $5000 donation to Stanford into a conspiracy involving Ioannidis & other respected

Elaine Doyle

laineydoyle

Everyone knows that the case numbers in Ireland aren't real, right? Or rather, that they're wildly undercounted?That we've hit a ceiling of 1700 cases per day *because that's the max

Health Law at GW

gwhealthlaw

We're about to get started! Join us now or follow along here for a few live tweetshttps://twitter.com/gwhealthlaw/status/1362039346380103680 We're getting started by watching this video together:https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=des

Mike DiCenzo

mikedicenzo

"How Gilmore Girls characters would respond to the pandemic" (a thread)Lorelai - makes her own masks from old concert T-shirts, has re-watched every movie made before 1950, uses Covid as

Jonathan Koomey

jgkoomey

Here's a thread documenting the epic incompetence of the Trump administration + the GOP in dealing with the pandemic. Some Democratic politicos deserve severe critiques also (Cuomo and DeBlasio being

David Fisman

DFisman

This is a key point. We REALLY need to know that we have good surveillance infrastructure in place for novel vaccine technologies. We haven't used mRNA vaccines at the population

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. Three weeks ago, everyone was bashing the University of Illinois for having the audacity to run an in-person semester at a large state school by developing an in-house testing

Ed Yong

edyong209

I wrote the Atlantic’s next cover story on the COVIDization of science. No other disease has been scrutinized so intensely, by so much combined intellect, in so brief a time.

el gato malo

boriquagato

this is a telling & interesting storyupshot: lockdowns have caused a death spiral in cities like NYC. you cannot just "press pause" for 5 monthsthe restaurants, the theater, the city

Jeremy Farrar

JeremyFarrar

It is discomforting that most people still underestimate true impact of #Covid19. Immediate effects are so shocking that we are all caught up in them.But longer-term implications may be more

Noah Feldman

NoahRFeldman

The trajectory of Covid-19 and the law: a year-end thread in nine parts (1/9) 2/9 Early in the pandemic, the public feared shutdown orders as a kind of "martial law."

Michael Bullock

MBullock92

I used to think that fascists,Always came in army clothes.And marching down the boulevard,Neat moustache ‘neath their nose.But when they came to Murca,They wore a baseball cap.They didn’t goosestep Bristol

Hakique Virani

hakique

As a Canadian, Albertan, hockey-loving, public health specialist doctor, I feel like I should write this down somewhere:I think this playoff hockey plan in Edmonton and Toronto is a bad

Alina Chan

Ayjchan

People kept spamming me to comment on the 2 recent specials by @FoxNews @SteveHiltonx @NextRevFNC Overall, I have to say that these specials put scientists like me in a very

Dan Kessler 🤛 ✋✌️

dakessler

Happy New Year! Since 2020 caught us off guard (pandemics, wildfires, blackouts oh my) a good resolution for 2021 is to be more prepared. So, I figured I'd share my

Nik Nartowicz

NikN_DC

State legislatures have been busy since sessions started last month. And a troubling trend quickly emerged - bills that would exempt houses of worship from any emergency order. One of

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