#COVId

Michele Tizzoni

mtizzoni

We just posted a new preprint "Socioeconomic determinants of mobility responses during the first wave of COVID-19 in Italy: from provinces to neighbourhoods" https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.11.16.20232413v1 In this wo

Dr Sumaiya Shaikh

Neurophysik

TW & thread: COVID-19, menstruation & depressionGynaecologists, Obstetrics & women that have recovered from COVID-19:(Or keen beaners of Covid-19)Women, How were your menstrual cycles post COVID-19 recovery? Want to know

ice9

__ice9

More evidence that endothelial cells are not directly vulnerable to infection by SARS-CoV-2.Endothelial dysfunction in COVID-19 is entirely indirect. https://twitter.com/covidblogger/status/1334618663102476289 Discussion thread on pericytes

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

1/16 COVID Epi This Week: The Peril and Promise of ImmunityCovid continues to spread in most of the US at rates too high for effective contact tracing, safe in-person schooling,

President-Elect Not Sure

NotSure_MMXXIV

Q THREAD: Would you be upset if you found out everything you are watching is the biggest television production ever? Would you feel deceived if you found out it was

Jonny 🙂 #EndLockdowns

jonnyhodl

1) I find it incredibly weird how so many of the previously most ardent lockdown sceptics have now become vaccine evangelists.Grow a backbone. It was never necessary to have a

Dr Mahathir Mohamad

chedetofficial

COVID-191. We know that COVID-19 not only threatens life but also destroys our economy. By preventing us from working normally, it reduces our productivity, and therefore our wealth generation. 2.

Dr. Shazma Mithani

shazmamithani

Relief. That is what I feel today after the measures that Government introduced yesterday evening. I'm glad that the health of Albertans and our healthcare system is being made the

Rowland Manthorpe

rowlsmanthorpe

The government says the coronavirus rules are tough enough. The problem is complianceI've been looking at the data and it says something quite different… sort ofA THREAD on what’s going

Adam Wagner

AdamWagner1

To explain: since March, the government has used the Public Health (Control of Diseases) Act 1984 to pass lockdown laws - over 60 (I have listed them here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ne4zhPYAZK8G867D1Iz0Gg2ZJFLGmF2K/edit). The

Sean Tierney

sftierney

Here’s a thread about protecting student privacy while reporting new Covid-19 cases FERPA governs how to share student info. Like all laws, it requires interpretation. Generally, don’t release data (without

Megan O'Driscoll

meganodris

Our analysis on age-specific mortality and immunity patterns of SARS-CoV-2 has now been published @nature. We look at COVID-19 death data in 45 countries and 22 serostudies to investigate the

Kevin McIntyre

KMcIntyre94

I worry that we are losing sight of the scale of the pandemic here in Ontario. We are (rightly) encouraged by the last two weeks of case reductions in the

Jeremy Hunt

Jeremy_Hunt

Time to act: thread on why we need to close schools, borders, and ban all household mixing RIGHT AWAY. To those arguing winter is always like this in the NHS:

Paul Novosad

paulnovosad

A thread about trying (and failing) to notify JAMA about an incorrect COVID-19 study that they published. 1/N The initial article (a research letter) claimed that stay-at-home orders slowed

Sam Rosati

Sam_Rosati

Working on buying SMB w/ $1.5M EBITDA. As I work through financing, it’s pretty clear that the $1.5-2M of EBITDA range (give or take) is a sweet spot for SMB

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