#Wave

Roberto Rocha

robroc

I compared provincial Covid rates with the Oxford Covid-19 Government Response Tracker, which now has provincial indexes. It confirms what we've seen in other countries: the faster the response, the

Josh Jordan

NumbersMuncher

Two weeks later update on Biden's leads:AZ: 10KGA: 14KWI: 20KNV: 34KPA: 83KMI: 147KBiden now leads Trump nationally by 5.8 million and is the only candidate to ever hit 79 million

That tall bloke

BlackCatMini

Photographing a train travelling at high speed in snow, a thread for @busandtrainpage 1/4 the target approaches The money shot! 2/4 The train passes, stirring up quite a wave of

John Lichfield

john_lichfield

Why was France so anxious about a fast-spreading mutant virus just across the straits of Dover? Maybe the French overreacted. Maybe they didn’t. But France has something to protect. Its

Ben Kuhn

benskuhn

People sometimes ask me whether Wave has any plans involving crypto, presumably because of the narrative that crypto is supposed to help with financial inclusion.Unfortunately, in reality it doesn’t and

Ben Casselman

bencasselman

The economy was beginning to climb out of its deep coronavirus hole. Then, the cases began to surge again, and the rebound began to stall out.My latest with @jimtankersley:https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/01/business/economic-recovery-virus-

Mia Malan

miamalan

[Thread] Great visualisation by @media_hack of the daily confirmed #COVID19SA cases since March and how the number of cases changed during different levels of #lockdown. See the sharp increase in

Lorraine Gregory 💙

authorontheedge

Imagine that launching your book into the world is like putting it in a dinghy and shoving it off a pier into the sea. You might have spent years working

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Jonathan Van Tam on the Pfizer vaccine: "I have to say this is a really important scientific breakthrough. I am certain of that." JVT: "We've seen today the results which

stuart mcdonald

ActuaryByDay

The latest @ICNARC intensive care weekly report has been published. A short thread to summarise, including a link to the full report. The report covers critical care admissions to 20

Ciarán Murray

C1aranMurray

So as I've been saying the Spanish "2nd wave" hasn't lead to deaths. That's because it's not really a 2nd wave. It's because testing around clusters is now so thorough,

Aoife Abbey

WhistlingDixie4

As more outcomes come to light the lower mortality figures we saw reported on earlier second wave @ICNARC reports are drifting very much upwards and towards wave 1 figures 17.1%

Hugo Gye

HugoGye

Covid-19 hospital patients are less and less likely to end up in an intensive care unit since the start of the virus' 2nd wave.The fall is particularly sharp among older

Andrew Lilico

andrew_lilico

I've let the maths guide me through this crisis. That's why in Feb 2020 I warned abt a pandemic, through March I warned 100s of k wld die & the

PLC

Humble_Analysis

Euromomo has been updated for week 49; it still appears as though excess mortality in W. Europe peaked in early November. Reported Covid deaths peaked two weeks later. Oddly, reported

Connie Mulder

cpm747

Please stop blaming the public for the second wave. We have been on level1 since September. Restaurants have been open since June and family gatherings have been allowed since August.

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