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(((Noel Maurer)))
noel_maurer
Did Covid-19 matter for the 2020 election? Well, maybe not! A simple scatterplot by our friends at NPR shows no real relationship (although they want to make it look positive)
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The Local Magazine
thelocalhealth
Nearly 100 of Ontario’s embattled care homes are run by third-party operators. Analysis by The Local has found that death rates at facilities outsourced to Extendicare, the largest operator in
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Barbara Larochelle
BarbLarochelle
Jason Kenney disappeared for at least 10 days during his 2nd quarantine, then came back and introduced laughably inadequate half measures on Nov. 24 that were obviously never going to
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neel_shah
neel_shah
1/ This morning, for the first time in over a decade, @CDCgov reported the maternal mortality rate from all 50 statesHere's a quick take on why this is so important....(full
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Alex Berenson
AlexBerenson
How can anyone even argue it? Vaccinating health-care workers first is INSANE as policy. It only makes sense as theater - in two ways. First, it (theoretically) creates momentum for
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Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME)
IHME_UW
PRESS RELEASE: United States rollout of vaccine demands ‘unprecedented level of communication between federal agencies & the American people’Learn about a new commentary published in @EClinicalMed: "We have to get
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Helen Branswell
HelenBranswell
1. Turning this into a thread.https://twitter.com/HelenBranswell/status/1355139183325683719 2. The J&J vaccine showed an 85% efficacy at protecting against severe #Covid19 — in multiple settings around the world, including in South Af
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Christina Pagel
chrischirp
1. THREAD on latest UK Covid Numbers:A reasonably detailed dive into the latest numbers & (some) implications.TLDR: things going in right direction but don't think unlocking will be easy. 2.
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el gato malo
boriquagato
everyone seems to be fretting about what to do with colleges if there is a COV outbreakalas, like so many things in covid, the ill conceived panic response seems to
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Alex Berenson
AlexBerenson
1/ Masks aren't the answer.Lockdowns aren't.School closures aren't.Travel bans aren't.The early Israeli data suggest vaccines won't be either. (Just as they aren't for the flu.)A year in, the choice is
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The Data Guy
DataGuyRedux
In 1980s India had a Horrible distinction. Our BPL criteria was 3 meals a day.This implied , that a lot of us grew under the shadow of not knowing when
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Christopher A. Longhurst
calonghurst
1/ COVID (@UCSanDiego) Chronicles - July 23, 2020@UCSDHealth is now caring for 51 inpatients with #COVID19 including 21 on vents and 5 on ECMO. These individuals come from all over
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BhagwaanUvacha
Many ppl saying palghar sadhus deaths should be prioritised. I agree. In a fair world they would be. But its not a fair world. No one took terrorism seriously in
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Dr. Tom Frieden
DrTomFrieden
1/9 Weekly epi roundup: US lagging in control, surging in cases. Only the Northeast is at all reassuring, and those gains are at risk. Reopening schools is getting much harder.
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Deepti Gurdasani
dgurdasani1
On @BBCOS today discussing the tragedy of exceeding 100,000 COVID-19 deaths in the UK, and what led to this.19:03 for a bit and then 19:23 onwards:https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/bbcnewsAlso, a few thoughts in
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Sands Insights
SandsInsights
* @mbrrace enquiry into baby deaths in twin pregnancies found 1 in 2 may have been prevented with better care. Women not cared for by multi-disciplinary teams or by twin
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