#COVId

1/9 Covid Epi Weekly: One Step Forward, One Step BackDecreasing cases in much of country. But decreasing testing, less information, and impending explosions with schools, universities, and more.Primary concern :
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NEW: We asked janitors from airlines to offices to Disney how things are really being cleaned as coronavirus rages. Many raised alarms and revealed glaring problems. Dirty rags. Bathrooms that
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COVID Update December 1: Every month alive tried to give a preview of what’s ahead.The best thing about December is that it will end 2020. 1/ The FDA will meet
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If you are hungry or need help getting enough food for yourself or your family, please take advantage of the local food pantry in your community. Many people have had
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It honestly blows my mind but I can't get at-home rapid test for Covid on January 30th 2021 I know a lot of people are not as enthusiastic as @michaelmina_lab
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Vaccine hesitancy in healthcare workers, from the viewpoint of social-behavioral health. A note: I have not been talking to vax hesitant HCW, all the patient facing HCW I know have
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Guys I'm watching the anti-democracy & it is wild. They just played macho man & now they're playing voice clips of democrats saying they're going to change America but it's
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Have suicides increased during the pandemic? Let's take a look:Firstly, I want to say that suicide is a huge concern, and should be taken seriously. Yesterday's paper on increasing mental
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It is appalling that Notre Dame’s president acts like cases originating among students gathering “off-campus” are not the university’s fault. 1/ While nobody expects a business to control premises it
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Long tweet aheadI do not condone violence.However, due to the gross mismanagement of the pandemic this is where we are. Why?Disenfranchised people, people on the edge of despair.https://twitter.com/fordnation/status/1360723537384927236 Open
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"Public health" isn't just about vaccinations, clinics and urgent care: it's a holistic discipline that encompasses all the contributors to health outcomes, which include things like housing, employment, transportation, po
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This feels really dangerous. Media extremely susceptible to Farage's bullshit and will be searching for covid 'controversies'.https://twitter.com/christopherhope/status/1323015020641456128 Plus the effect it'll have on Tory
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THREAD: Key points from my overview of latest #COVID19 numbers in the weekly @IndependentSage briefing. Firstly, for the first since 11 April, the 7 day daily average of new cases
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Just out of @EdinburghUni Senate and ready for a lie down but first a few links to things mentioned in my EDI update. Some will be UoE access only... /x
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Had an interesting thought earlier. It may take a few tweets but stuck with it, hopefully it's worth it...Imagine an alternate reality where Murdoch's newspaper moguls didn't prop up our
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Last week’s report from @ICNARC detailed 10,149 admissions This week? 12,115**And remember for every patient on ITU there are multiple more on the wards being cared for**https://www.icnarc.org/DataServices/Attachments/Download/326bbfc2-d8
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