#Health

Mike Bonin

mikebonin

What is the best way to keep our neighborhoods safe? For decades, conventional wisdom said to hire more police officers. That’s what LA did, even if it meant cutting everything

Zach Carter

zachdcarter

The dynamic here is really obvious and has been for a long time. Local officials are afraid to shut down businesses that spread COVID because they're rightly worried that those

Col. Gustavo Arellano

GustavoArellano

MY LATEST @latimes COLUMNA: During the 1918 flu pandemic, L.A. didn’t make masks mandatory. It was a poor choice. RT, porfas!https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-12-29/1918-influenza-los-angeles-masks-luther-powers So for this st

Rakesh Thiyya

ByRakeshSimha

On meat eating. My experience with vegetarianism. Impact on health. Thread.1. I'm not against meat eating within limits. Would never preach vegetarianism to Eskimos, Lapps or Chukchis. But recreational meat

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Let this sink in—A 41 year old GOP congressman-elect has just died of #COVID19. Doctors also say Letlow did **NOT** have any underlying health conditions. He repeatedly did not wear

Andrew Flood 👨🏻‍💻📝🕺

andrewflood

The right wing suggest we can let people die of #Covid19 in order to 'save the economy'. But countries like Sweden that took that route did as bad if not

Oli Williams

OliWilliamsPhD

NEW ARTICLE THREAD: we propose there's value in considering #codesign in healthcare improvement as: (1) a means of developing & utilising a form of common pool resource (2) an approach

Aaron Rupar

atrupar

Asked why the US coronavirus outbreak is so much worse than it has been in Europe, Dr. Fauci explains that state shutdown orders didn't go far enough and were rescinded

Heidi Shierholz

hshierholz

Another more than 1.0 million people applied for UI last week, including 709,000 people who applied for regular state UI and 298,000 who applied for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA). PUA

Red State ❄

NebrSnowflake

I'm very frustrated for a lot of reasons in this day, but @GovRicketts is... you know what? I won't use the language I'd like to. Anyway, at the beginning of

Elijah Olson

OlsonElijah

Public school teacher here:There has been a lot of talk about re-opening schools, but we need to read beyond the headlines for more nuance (as is often to the case):

Joseph Allen

j_g_allen

1/ *SPECIAL #COVID19 REPORT ON SCHOOLS*-->Schools for Health: Risk Reduction Strategies for Reopening SchoolsFor those serious about keeping kids and adults safe in schools, it's time to do the hard

Anujit Kumar Mukhopadhyay

AnujitKumarMuk1

I am writing this thread since informal exchanges with a few friends motivated me to write. I am writing purely based on my experience and gut feelings. I don't have

Justin Hart

justin_hart

Here are some screenshots from our webinar the other night via @DrKristenW. Dr. Walsh is a pediatrician and recounts what they are seeing in their offices. Short version: the impacts

Ali Haider

AlyHydr

Going to leave a long list of facts, especially people my age who are too busy to research themselves and have been ranting for a for a few days, 'Haye

Tanmoy Goswami

toymango

This is a hard time for mental health activists, advocates and user-survivors. So much muck's flying around that it feels like decades of hard work to build a mental health

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