#Coronavirus

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

This potentially incredibly good newsTwitter is about to be full of articles about "herd immunity" again, but now with words laced in honey rather than shouting and hissingSome things we

Shane Crotty

profshanecrotty

1/ There are various tweets misinterpreting COVID-19 “pre-existing immunity” and making dangerous claims about herd immunity. Since many of those claims refer to our scientific papers, we will reiterate the

Rich

RockboltG

Has anyone who tweets about Sweden ever actually checked what Sweden's covid guidance actually is? Because I'm reading it now and it's basically the same as ours "Maintain physical distance

Jonathan Cedernaes

JCedernaes

A rather new #SARSCoV2 variant B.1.525 has been identified in some countries, e.g. England & the U.S.Id dates in photo below from https://cov-lineages.org/global_report_B.1.525.html.There is however no evidence so far that

el gato malo

boriquagato

this story is such a perfect exemplar of covidhistrionic nurse claims that new super variant of covid is affecting children. they have a whole ward full!turns out to be a

Robert Peston

Peston

This is an unashamed public information Tweet. It is prompted by a conversation I've had with an anxious doctor who is vaccinating against Covid-19 in east London. It is about

Jess Sargeant

Jess_Sargeant

Coronavirus has brought the practical implication of devolution into sharp focus. My latest @instituteforgov report looks at where differences in lockdown rules have emerged, why and what can be learnt

@NuhChief

NuhChief

It's been an anxiety inducing year, but roll out of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccination shouldn't be another thing to cause worry! Here's a thread on common questions and links to

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

I want to take a moment to explain the big vaccine news today. #Pfizer is reporting early data showing their vaccine is “more than 90%” effective in preventing COVID-19. I

Adam W Gaffney

awgaffney

Researchers must begin to speak with greater humility about what’s being called “long covid.” Fatigue, “brain fog”, dizziness, and hair loss are very non-specific symptoms. Millions develop such symptoms every

Danielle Belardo, MD

DBelardoMD

When are we going to start talking about the fact that this pandemic was caused by eating animals? If it’s not this zoonotic disease, it will be the next one.

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

President-elect @JoeBiden is about to present his $1.9 trillion #COVID19 relief plan. Let’s look at some of the key points: (1/12)https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/14/politics/biden-economic-rescue-package-coronavirus-stimulus/index.html 1. Mou

PNASH Center

PNASHCenter

Wildfire activity has picked up in the Northwest. For the latest health resources in our region, visit: https://www.airnow.gov/fires/ @AIRNow “Easy map-based access to national air quality information with links to

AJ Kay

AJKayWriter

As the "We're all going to die!!!" narrative loses efficacy w/ the declining death rate, we are seeing the rise of the "long-term effects" angle in order to keep the

Jennifer R Hamilton

JRo_Hamilton

I’m excited to share the @igisci saliva-based assay for SARS-CoV-2 detection, now on #medRxiv. We developed a fully robotic saliva sample RNA extraction pipeline for asymptomatic infection surveillance in the

Médisa

lacavernemythe

mdr quand je disais que matt Hancock en UK bidonnait les test ^^ et que la descente des cas n'était pas normale.https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/testing Ben en fait, en augmentant les test et

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