#COVID

Dr. Chris Dark

Darky999

My “breadth” measure of US COVID cases, which is # of States with 1,000+ cases per day just hit a new high, 21 StatesLooking at UK and France having massive

Lisa Mei Crowley 🐸

LisaMei62

New Q (28 Mar '20) Japan had 851 deaths fm pop of 126.5M. NY, NJ, MI & CA forced nursing homes to accept infected patients. Was well-known COVID-19 was esp dangerous

Dr Kate J Miller (she/her)

DrKateJMiller

On Tues, I had the same reaction to NACI's latest AZ advice as the rest of you but after reflection and reaction I have to say-NACI is right. We must

Dr. Ali Nouri

AliNouriPhD

1. Japan has a remarkably low death rate despite avoiding harsh lockdowns. That's because it a) recognized early that the virus doesn't just transmit at close distances, but also long-range

Alex Andreou

sturdyAlex

Today is exactly 14 days since Greece went into a lockdown much stricter than UK. Many rebuked it as premature, illiberal, precipitous, draconian and something the British - wot, wot

Liz Wolfe

lizzywol

There's something jarring about how regional coronavirus feels: NYTimes running a front page with the 100,000 names of Americans who've died (and watching friends in NYC, DC, generally adopt mask-wearing

Uncle Blazer

blakesmustache

Thread: Debunking Trump’s excuses for mishandling the global pandemicPlease feel free to copy and paste the following tweets in response to Trump apologists who try to excuse his mishandling of

Marc Daalder

marcdaalder

A common canard in NZ, spread by talk show hosts, misguided academics and conspiracy theorist political candidates, is that the @WHO revised down its estimate of the death rate of

Daniil Gorbatenko

Daniilgor

This article summarizes a study that showed that most of the people still testing positive in San Francisco are essential workers. What is interesting, however, is that nothing is mentioned

Dylan Morris

dylanhmorris

Short thread RE: uncertainty and COVID strategy. Some thought COVID was overblown and that an aggressive response was a wasteful overreaction. Some thought it was uncontrollable and we should just

Leslie McClure

StatGirlLAM

New return to work guidelines from @floridastate apparently specify: "Effective, August 7, 2020, the University will return to normal policy and will no longer allow employees to care for children

Tom Forth

thomasforth

So frustrating to see that "England's Covid-19 rate is increasing because more tests are being done" piece go viral over the weekend and this morning. It's a decent piece, and

Emily MacKenzie

emmackenz

It’s so mind-blogging to see @AdrianaLaGrange talk like we’ve done great with handling pandemics in schools. Here’s my experience, for what it’s worth. In September I was genuinely terrified. Like,

Alisha

AlishaSijapati

I don't like Twitter, but for some odd reasons I have to be here. So, here is a long thread for you people. The past one week has been extremely

Sarah Thomson

sarahmsthomson

Find out what #healthfinancing actions countries are taking to reduce the adverse effects of #COVID19 on people & health systems in Europe. A new brief from #WHOBarcelona @WHO_Europe http://www.euro.who.int/en/health-topics/Health-systems/health-

qnx

qnx111

OPPORTUNITIES DURING MOVEMENT CONTROL ORDER (MCO) It has been more than two weeks that the MCO was imposed in Malaysia. I look back on how I have spent that time