#Distancing

David Lim

davidalim

CDC's Nancy Messonnier warned Americans four months ago on Feb. 25 that "disruption to everyday life may be severe," and told businesses, hospitals, schools and people to begin preparing.There were

Tom Mangan

t_mangan

After the week I've had teaching in-person and adapting to Covid-safe environments/spaces/exercises/activities with young people I just thought I'd give my reflections, in case it may help anyone who's thinking

Alan Cross

AlanLCross

I wrote this for @BulwarkOnline on March 25 when we had 1269 deaths total. I thought we needed to shut down, learn how to deal with this, and then slowly

Gregor Kerr (he/him)

gregor_kerr

Sorry This is a long rantWhy we are where we are.Government have failed to plan the reopening of schools properly, they have used children with additional needs as pawns. For

well hello willow

soarintardis

please be analytical about things.... doctor who would not be filming if it put anyone at risk. a great deal of precaution and testing is put in place, the cast

Gerry Lynch

gerrylynch

The mist lingers well into the morning on #LockdownDay2, although it has burned off elsewhere with brilliant but chilly sunshine. #November #Devizes #Wiltshire The last webs of autumn. #Wiltshire Potterne

Jonathan Athow

jathers_ONS

Today’s GDP release, and in particular how the economy has adapted, a thread. After 6 months of growth, the economy started shrinking again in November as tighter restrictions were in

stuart mcdonald

ActuaryByDay

Latest @ICNARC report on intensive care admissions and outcomes was released last night.Report includes 10,421 patients, with outcomes for 9,995 of them.A quick summary. /1https://twitter.com/icnarc/status/1281694384417890312 Daily admissio

Rex Douglass

RexDouglass

Today I'll be live tweeting Zhang et al (June 30 2020) which argues that "mandated face covering ... significantly reduces the number of infections"https://www.pnas.org/content/117/26/14857 I picked this because: (1) It's

G Kang

GKangInd

1.5 billion children have been out of schools with consequences from nutrition to mental health and social development. A thread on SARS-CoV2, children and school in India in response to

Goldammerfeder

Goldammerfeder

Nice to see Danish strategy to put #kidsfirst getting attention. Detail level is great.However, there are corrections needed that shed a different light onto the topic.Most importantly:Several of the described

Andrew Wortman 🏳️‍🌈

AmoneyResists

Normalcy bias is killing thousands of Americans. People assume that if restaurants and stores are open it’s safe. That if airports and other forms of mass transit were unsafe, they

(((Charles Fishman)))

cfishman

Is Florida experiencing a 'real' rise in cases — or just more testing?It's very clear. The rise in cases is real & potentially dangerous.See graphs below.-->Left, rise in cases (via

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

1/ One of the issues w/ public health policy making is the lack of accountability or even full understanding of the effects of those policies. Yesterday was an example of

Benjamin Law 羅旭能

mrbenjaminlaw

So proud of my partner and his team who made ABC Life from scratch, from the same funding initiative that gave us ABC Kids Listen, Unravel and more.Here are 10

Kelly Brown

rubiconcapital_

1/ Other Coronaviruses vs. #SARSCov2 in (continued)Original thread below. Most striking observation was low circulation of Other Coronaviruses prior to #SARSCov2 “official” arrival in Feb/Mar 2020 in parts of

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