#Countries

Stephen Barlow

SteB777

A big thank you to @GeorgeMonbiot for highlighting my response to him and I will try to explain what I meant in a tweet thread here. I have been inspired

Karam Bales

karamballes

1/ Thread: Taking a look at the Royal Society DELVE report on Balancing the Risks of Pupils Returning to Schools.Published 10th Julyhttps://rs-delve.github.io/reports/2020/07/24/balancing-the-risk-of-pupils-returning-to-schools.html 2/ The

Antony Slumbers

antonyslumbers

Very much still in the thinking stage re the move to remote working (who does how much etc) but increasingly wondering if contemplating how existing companies will act is missing

Céline Gounder, MD, ScM, FIDSA

celinegounder

1/ Sadly, "natural herd immunity" hasn't worked out so well for Sweden or the USA:https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/01/09/world/covid-19-coronavirus/a-new-law-in-sweden-gives-the-government-more-power-to-impose-virus-restricti

Jenny 🍋

asunnydisposish

For non-Koreans who are interested #한복_챌린지 & #Korea_hanbok_challenge - here's some background on the hashtag!It all starts with a Chinese govt-backed research project called the "Northeast Project" (동북공정)

Anca Scortariu

AScortariu

The year in review: 2020 through the eyes of the @EU_Commission's design team. /1 For the #EUGreenDeal we went for organic shapes and natural textures. We used blue, green

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Briefing today- BJ appears to say that rise in cases in England is a collective responsibility & people need to take the rules seriously. This isn't an issue of people

Jessica Cataldi MD

jesscataldi

Next up @SuchitraRao3 to tell us what's new with influenza. #COPedsID2020 @COpedsID @ColoradoPHM Fluvid? Twindemic? What to do about influenza during COVID-19: -Get your flu shot! -Get your patients vaccinated!

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

This is not correct. Not only was it imaginable... it was widely predicted in March that COVID would be a highly persistent problem.1. An expert panel in March predicted ~200K

Nat Keohane

NatKeohane

As the #ParisAgreement turns 5, here’s a thread on the future of #climateaction in the @UNFCCC.tl;dr: The rachet is working, but more ambition is needed. Don’t lose sight of

Ryan Shead

RyanShead

THIS WAS ON A FRIEND’S PAGE: An anguished question from a Trump supporter: ‘Why do liberals think Trump supporters are stupid?’THE SERIOUS ANSWER: Here’s what the majority of anti-Trump voters

Brainiac

Th3Brainiac

Making Money In A Third World Country//THREAD\\The Brainiac mainly covers mental health but will be switching it up a bit for a special request.Shoutout to @obuyaabuya (1/9) IntroI have been

Cristen Willer, PhD

cristenw

About scientific collaborations .... I've compiled my thoughts on pair-wise collaborations between countries. A threadhttps://twitter.com/minouye271/status/1334868155680874499 A scientific collaboration only works if it benefits both (a

Lisa Nandy

lisanandy

The Tories appear to be out on the attack today. Why would they be feeling so thin-skinned? Is it because on Monday they tried to cut universal credit in the

Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸

ASlavitt

COVID update: I know everyone feels like we’re in neutral, or worse, reverse.I’ve been in conversations w cities & states & schools. It’s clear we need to adopt a new

Jacob F Kirkegaard

jfkirkegaard

Europe has gotten off to a slow start in its Covid-vaccination program. Reasons are several; 1) Full (not emergency like in UK/US) approval of vaccines takes longer. Decision always debatable,

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