#Infection

Yakub Qureshi

yqshi

BBC News - Coronavirus: Sending untested patients to care homes 'reckless' - MPshttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-53574265 This sadly isn't new to anyone following regional media coverage which reported multiple instances o

Hiro Proto

proto_hiro

1. It’s hard to oversell the promise of CRISPR. It’s one of the most fundamental discoveries of the 21st century. It essentially leverages an infection-fighting mechanism in bacteria to edit

Ryan O'Hare

thepragmaticape

1/5 So the first COVID vaccine has been approved in the UK. Fantastic news, and a great scientific (and regulatory) achievement! But this is the first step in a

Prof. Akiko Iwasaki

VirusesImmunity

Here is a thread to explain the findings of this study, that used computational tools to predict T cell reactive sequences in #SARSCOV2 subunit vaccines. The bottom line: there is

Danny Boy

Care2much18

There's a myth floating around that meat factory outbreaks *must* be the result of greedy negligence on behalf of meat factory owners and/or related to living conditions.In some cases, that's

Naomi O'Leary

NaomiOhReally

How is international media reporting Ireland's dramatic Covid-19 surge that has taken it from one of the lightest-affected in Europe to a global hotspot in a matter of weeks? Always

Prof Darrel Francis ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again

ProfDFrancis

Josh isn't the first person to think of this, merely the last. Why don't we have such studies? Who does studies like that? RCTs? What do all people who do

Craig

MECFS5

@MattHancock if a test becomes available for #CFSME would our government be willing to accept it as diagnosis. Those people should then be assisted to claim benefits. I've spent half

Alina Chan

Ayjchan

One question that many people ask me is "how likely is a lab escape vs natural origins of SARS2?"And everyone complains when I refuse to give some kind of probability

Matt McCarthy

DrMattMcCarthy

Here are 3 #COVID19 questions we're trying to answer:1. Why do monoclonal antibodies fail hospitalized patients? Cocktails made by Eli Lilly & Regeneron may be useful for high-risk outpatients, but

Maestro ☈ayo

maestro_rayo

1\n What the sigmoid is a Gompertz? An elegant and simple prediction approach by @MLevitt_NP2013. Beware, though, it is really that simple. A medium rare explanation by @maestro_rayo, @LDjaparidze and

EamonnVIDF

EamonnVIDF

Dolores Cahill’s lack of credibility as a researcher / academic is shown by her response to the news that trial participants who got the now cancelled coronavirus vaccine, developed by

David Fisman

DFisman

So sickkids is doing a study to try to figure out whether masking is harmful in kids??There are 10,000 important kid-related questions for COVID and this is their research focus?I

🔬Samantha Yammine, PhD (aka Science Sam)

heysciencesam

8 frequently asked questions about vaccines, ANSWERED.A collaborative post co-authored by some of your fave of COVID science communicators on Instagram

Jeremy Faust MD MS (ER physician)

jeremyfaust

I love this time of year.An influx of newly minted physicians ready to learn and make a difference!#TipsForNewDocs has become a tradition.Well, I've got something that'll make your year(s) smoother.A

Alison Sbrana

AlisonSbrana

Watching day 2 of @NIAIDNews #LongCovid workshop. Right now: breakout sessions. I'm watching the neuro breakout session, led by Dr. Komaroff. @ahandvanish is there representing #LongCovid patients with @itsbodypolitic. Tune

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