#Pandemic

YouthSpin Co Wicklow

YouthSpinWW

Thread 1/8 Bray Youth Service recently asked members about Covid (and other things). 64 young people replied. This word cloud is a summary of the responses to the Question, 'In

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

Spoke too soon. Two weeks ago I was hopeful that the second COVID tide was starting to turn. Things weren’t easy but had stabilised and national numbers were down. Now

Pramesh CS

cspramesh

The WHO’s chief scientist on a year of loss and learning https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-03556-y For anyone remotely involved in healthcare, these are life lessons from @doctorsoumya. A must read.For those of you

Office for National Statistics (ONS)

ONS

We've also published another release today that looks at the effect of the pandemic on different ethnic groups.When looking at social, economic and environmental factors there are differences, particularly for

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

BILL NYE is still the science show king. And he’s got a mask lesson for you. #MaskUp #COVID19 2) MASKS work. Mask and airborne science compilation video 3) Masks are

The Rude Pundit

rudepundit

JFC, I came across this Ross Douthat column from November 13, 2016. It's titled, no shit, "He Made America Feel Great Again," and it's a speculative piece about how wildly

Richard Grieveson

RicGri

On February 15th the Visegrád Agreement will be 30 years old. A thread summarising the region’s economic development over the last three decades and some of the current and future

jayde i. powell

jaydeipowell

no one asked for this but i decided to put together a thread of people calling the pandemic everything but ‘the pandemic’. let’s start with ‘panny’.this one is my

Marek Talarczyk

TalarczykMarek

How much time should a CEO spend on communication?(THREAD) For most of us, 2020 was the most intense and unpredictable time of our lives. Ranging from the feeling in March

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

“coats are a lie”“If you look at the statistics for hypothermia, most of those people were wearing coats.”That’s where we are folks. #COVID19 2) Vaccines work and the faster we

Hugh Harvey

DrHughHarvey

This is fairly unprecedented - the @US_FDA is considering waiving 510(k) regulatory approval for 84 types of class II medical devices including these AI-driven ones:https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2021/01/15/2021-00787/making-perm

Nick Judin

nickjudin

This photo, shared to me from a Mississippi elementary school, (blurred to protect identities) is a perfect example of why many plans are insufficient. No masks, no distancing- who gets

Greg Olear

gregolear

Let’s talk about hope & despair. [THREAD]Crank this up for the discussion:https://open.spotify.com/track/77XzsYwTkvLoveW01Lanrk?si=NLVffoQwSqeFQCT0JKh2Yw 1/ One of the more memorable—and frightening—lines from “Nineteen Eighty-F

Justin Bates

justinbates28

Urgent Question re rough sleeping during the second English lockdown. Minister (Kelly Tohurst) relies on the "Protect" programme (£15m of cash for most hard pressed areas) on top of £10m

Fatima Rajina

DrFatimaRajina

Agreed. The number of American-Bengalis I have had the good fortune of meeting online and hearing about their organising has been nothing short of inspiring. Really dismissive to think otherwise

Akil Bello

akilbello

The constant implication in the term "learning loss" that a 1 year disruption/slowdown in learning can never be made up is really really odd to me. This paper explicitly says

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