#COVId

Dave Jamieson

jamieson

The McConnell-Cornyn "liability protection" proposal is pretty radical. Not only would it block lawsuits over COVID exposure, it would make it just about impossible for OSHA to enforce basic workplace

Aris Katzourakis 💙 (for UCU NEC)

ArisKatzourakis

SHORT THREAD: On misinformation surrounding virus evolution and COVID-19. As we move towards the phase of the pandemic where evolution can play a role in the outcomes, it is inevitable

Michael Kagan

MichaelGKagan

Taken in the terms most favorable to @SuptJaraCCSD, the CCSD Superintendent is presenting an incomplete argument that requires placing a life or death gamble against a certainty of increases COVID

Mara McEwin

maramcewin

A Thread Attention NYC public school parents Anyone else feel like this "let's dance around the models for what our schools will look like in the fall" is a

Michalis Katsoulis

MK_statistics

Our new paper is out! Excess cardiac deaths due to reduced attendance at emergency departments (accepted in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes)Video: https://youtu.be/sN___9SIB2Q Pre-print: https://www.ahajournals.org/doi

Elaine "proud to be a rebel" Bennett #EYFSRebel

KeepEYsUnique

Thread @neu @nasuwt @NAHTnews @naht @CharteredColl Primary and secondary colleagues- you are now being kept as safe as you can be in these dark days. You’ve been signing petitions and

Alina Chan

Ayjchan

I want to get a bit serious about the @WHO's dismissal of lab escape as a potential origins of the covid virus.I'm keen to see their full report. However, the

Jim (Herd Immunity) Jackson 🇺🇸

Jim__Jackson

I recently got a long letter from a patient disputing their charges. They presented with chest pain and refused an aspirin and an IV, to give you an idea of

Uriah

crimkadid

In September 23andMe produced a study showing that subjects belonging to blood group O (the most common type in Europe) have a slightly reduced chance of developing covid:https://blog.23andme.com/23andme-research/blood-type-and-covid-19/ Th

Hugh Alderwick

hughalderwick

1/ New paper with @RichardnotatKF @LucindaRAllen @HealthFdn (+ the great Phoebe Dunn) assessing government policy on social care during the first stage of the pandemic: https://www.health.org.uk/publications/reports/adult-social-care-and-co

Mark Joseph Stern

mjs_DC

Kagan:"I fervently hope that the Court’s intervention will not worsen the Nation’s COVID crisis. But if this decision causes suffering, we will not pay. Our marble halls are now closed

Garret Price

DynastyPrice

1/2 I know almost everyone is off him now but i still believe in my guy JJAW to take a step forward in 2020. Here are 6 reasons to still

Rajeev Venkayya MD

rvenkayya

THREADI created a simple table to illustrate the individual impact of the "flexible second dose timing" now recommended in the UK.Coincidentally, @bob_wachter & @ashishkjha just tackled the US policy question

Celeste P.

Celeste_pewter

No. This is not acceptable. State and local governments are struggling, because:1. (In a nutshell), They’ve had to spend more because of COVID. 2. Uncertainty on whether future $ is coming

Tom Fowler

tombfowler

Reflecting on today's hearing of the #spycopsinquiry: Rajiv Menon QC & Matthew Ryder QC both gave eloquent forceful statements that were delivered with the sufficient gravitas that the deeply disturbing,

Peggy Bailey

PeggyBaileyDC

Thread: The Senate Republican #COVIDRelief package – no eviction moratorium extension, no #homelessness assistance, no eviction prevention, no new housing vouchers, no #RentReliefNow.https://www.cbpp.org/press/statements/greenstein-senate

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