#Pandemic

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

JUST IN—Analysis shows #COVID19 surge is worst now in places where leaders neglected to keep up forceful virus containment efforts or failed to implement basic measures like mask mandates, according

Nat Gertler

NatGertler

While companies are learning the advantages of remote work and may keep much of it after the pandemic, let's note where they are shifting costs onto the workers. SPACE "AT

bernie benoit

berniebenoit02

2020 hasn't been all bad. In fact for a lot of parts of my life it has been a very good year. I want to recognize some of my highlights

Tamar Haspel

TamarHaspel

Let's look at this @ranaforoohar piece in the @FT, calling for a more resilient food system. I want that too! And she makes some good points, but also repeats misconceptions

Peter Granville

PeterHGranville

A lesser-known provision passed by Congress could be a game-changer for low-income college students in the pandemic: by my estimates, at least 3 million students are newly eligible for SNAP

Catherine Foot

csfoot

Displays of deeply ingrained ageism are much more prevalent than the social media outcry against Lord Sumption's position on the value of life at the weekend would suggest https://www.ageing-better.org.uk/blogs/why-i-confronted-lord-sum

Chipo Dendere

drDendere

Remittances are incredibly expensive. The pandemic has made it even more expensive to send money to Africa. @WesternUnion charging $81 to send $1,000 to Zimbabwe is madness. Costs $2.99 to

Stephanie Kollmann

SLKollmann

Ask yourself why the City of Chicago wants its residents to be afraid of its children. Think. https://twitter.com/SLKollmann/status/1357800759040081920?s=19 If you report a "carjacking spike" story that quotes the mayor, the

Sara Kohen

sara_kohen

People in Omaha have questions about vaccine rollout, and they deserve answers. Today, I sent a letter to Governor Ricketts, Dannette Smith (NE DHHS CEO), and Dr. Adi Pour asking

The Tweedy Mutant ♿🌈

the_tweedy

I have questions for "low-risk" folks who use "mental health" to justify making choices that raise the risk to already high-risk folks:Have you considered how your actions impact the mental

Fawcett Society

fawcettsociety

1/10 This weekend the PM announced new measures to bring England into lockdown while many parts of the country & many vulnerable people have been living in lockdown conditions. Throughout

𝓝𝓸𝓼𝓯𝓮𝓻𝓪𝓽𝓾

FourWinns298

1/The main vaccine candidates' race for approval is almost finished and now we need them all available to every country with open sharing of the processes for production, quality assurance,

Carl Quintanilla

carlquintanilla

JPMORGAN: Our equity outlook remains "firmly positive. .. positioning is low .. we expect the COVID-19 pandemic to rapidly subside .. any market pullback, such as one driven by repositioning

Ed Yong

edyong209

I’m really grateful to everyone who read the big new cover story this week. If you’ve liked my work, perhaps you’ll also like the work that I like. Here are

Michael Walker

michaeljswalker

When I suggest online learning isn't as effective as in-person learning people often think I'm insinuating teachers aren't working as hard. I think they are - and we should be

Nelly Tells

NellyTells

I’d posit that they spotted the opportunity pre-Covid seeing as mid-last year the WEF partnered up with the UN to bring in Agenda 2030/21 & then sponsored a coronavirus role

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