#PANDEMIC

Administrator Seema Verma

SeemaCMS

.@NYTimes again pushes one-sided Obamacare narrative and ignores important steps taken by the Trump Administration to keep people covered amidst the #COVID19 crisis despite big problems. Their article includes no

Allie Morgan the grumpwitch

grumpwitch

To anyone who wonders about the difference between CPTSD and PTSD, it goes like this:Losing your leg in a bear trap is a traumatic experience that may lead to PTSD.Having

Erik Angner

ErikAngner

Now that factory farming is implicated in three of the greatest threats to humankind – global pandemics, antibiotic resistance, and climate change – it is very hard to defend consuming

Faheem Younus, MD

FaheemYounus

1/ **Thread**Giving COVID tips to all. Yet getting hate from......Indians for being a Muslim..Pakistanis for being an Ahmadi.Americans for being ScientificOthers for being an American!I embrace ALL my identities

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

What did the US Supreme Court do last night? A thread for non-lawyers. One of the things non-lawyers often get wrong about constitutional rights is that they think of them

Felix J Berrios 🏳️‍🌈✨

FelixJBerrios

I have another thought I want to share tonight. I am constantly getting asked "How have you done so much in your 2 years of undergraduate" and the short answer

The Citizens

allthecitizens

Amidst the billions spent by government - from a failing Test & Trace system to scandalous PPE purchasing - one industry seems to have profited more than most from the

World Health Organization (WHO)

WHO

Media briefing on #COVID19 with @DrTedros https://www.pscp.tv/w/cgpRyTI2MTAyMHwxenFLVmVibEVuTXhCnxDx2OV7SkFj10KdYhbJU3cYlngcGZS2Rw1YDcxZ6Kc= "I want to start by paying tribute to Professor @PeterByass who passed away suddenly on Sunday

Abdu Sharkawy

SharkawyMD

This thread is brought to you by the letter "P". Pandemics, pain, pancreatitis, planning, protection & patience. I'll bet you're wondering if sleep deprivation has finally got the best of

Martin Fiszbein

MartinFiszbein

Rugged individualism may be the backbone of American innovativeness and resourcefulness, but it can also be dangerous—particularly during a pandemic that desperately calls for collective action. 1/n These dangers were

Mattie Bowen

mattieebowen

Grad school app season is (mostly) over, and since academic twitter is going nuts about the idea of paying research assistants $15/hr...Let's talk about how expensive it is to be

Sarah Kliff

sarahkliff

As we wait for election returns, let me tell you about something you might see on your medical bill soon: a COVID fee.It's new, it tells you a lot about

Rex Woodbury

rex_woodbury

1/ Earlier this year, a peculiar thing started to happen: execs began holding business meetings in Animal Crossing. Virtual worlds are bleeding into every part of life. Here’s a thread

Catherine Griwkowsky

CGriwkowsky

Orraaaaaaal question Period.NDP Leader Rachel Notley asks if the goal is to bring the numbers down. If so, why hasn't he taken action to do that yet? Government House Leader

Karam Bales

karamballes

So @GavinWilliamson and @BorisJohnson claimed that schools would be secure from the new strainLooking at the latest advice from a SAGE sub committee it appears they are clearly being dishonest,this

RETIRED MASTER CHIEF⚓️

CMCRET

1/Officers, veterans, undoubtedly active duty folks, have fallen prey to propaganda. The military is a reflection of society, and as such, we get these weak-minded individuals. It cannot overshadow those

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