#Pandemic

The New York Times

nytimes

Survivor’s guilt, anger, second thoughts and nightmares. These are just some of the things that plague the minds and hearts of the people of Bergamo, Italy — one of the first

Kate McKillip, MD (she/her)

KateMcKillipMD

I am a #palliative care doctor. I am caring for multiple patients dying of #Covid. When I meet with families, I always ask, “tell me about your loved one- what

Mara Gay

MaraGay

A brief note to my fellow journalists who write about covid and health... Your work bringing attention to long covid is essential. Thank you. 1/7 My own recovery has given

Anti-Bullying Alliance #AntiBullyingWeek

ABAonline

PRESS RELEASE: Friendships help, say children - as one in three report being bullied since Covid outbreak.#AntiBullyingWeek #UnitedAgainstBullying http://anti-bullyingalliance.org.uk/news-insight/news/friendships-help-say-children-one-thre

Chris Villani

ChrisVillani44

The challenge by the unsuccessful Mass. GOP candidates has an uphill climb before Judge Burroughs, who set a hearing for Dec. 17."There is nothing specific in your complaint that leads

Albert Edwards

albertedwards99

1 It was a decade ago this week that the Arab Spring began. I and others believe one key catalyst was surging food prices due to the Fed's end 2010-11

Christina Farr

chrissyfarr

I hear a lot of complaints from academics about journalists simplifying their work for a mainstream audience. I appreciate the sentiment - and support accuracy 100%.But I’d also like to

MxMarineMom

MxMarineMom

Found an old thread in drafts... If you want to read I research, so stating the #coronavirus is manmade was old news to

John Drury

ProfJohnDrury

A thread on psychology and political context of adherence to physical distancing in the #COVID19 pandemic: What’s the latest research evidence? How can we support adherence?1/15 2/15With rising #covid infections

Trading Composure

TradingComposur

This year has been one hell of a ride. Personally, I'm doing pretty well for myself, so I can't complain, but life has been hard out there for a lot

Dean Anderson

germ_nation14

There were a number of things that had to be done, according to Dr. Lanza. 1. Compulsory face masks - everyone had to wear one. No service, no mask. In

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Things just took a turn for the worse for the United States #COVID19 deaths curve, literallyJune 26, @OurWorldInData This occurred relatively quickly (expected lag 3-4 weeks) with the recent reopening

Harriet Clifford

hClifford29

For anyone starting out in journalism who is feeling daunted about pitching and getting a commission, here’s a thread about my first paid commission outside of my day job. (1/11)

19thnews

19thnews

A century ago today, on Aug. 18, 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified, making voting a right regardless of sex.While this was a watershed moment in our democracy, it excluded

Mitch Carr

mitchcarrtv

Happening now: bar owners, bar patrons, and others are gathering at the state capitol, chanting “Not our last call,” demanding bars be allowed to open the same as restaurants and

Robert Gebeloff

gebeloffnyt

1) Deaths attributable to coronavirus rose faster in college towns than the rest of the U.S. this fall, new analysis finds, though it’s often difficult to prove the link between

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