#Immune

BravoZulu17

BZulu17

I was asked a question today. It definitely got me thinking. First let look at a couple timeline pertaining to the question . The below is from business insider (question

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: Not All Rapid Antigen Tests Are Equal!Please do NOT assume metrics same across tests Some work amazingly well to catch contagious virus. Some not If you hear

kavita poduri

yrgirlkv

man it's stumbling across stuff like this that convinces me we need to work way harder at getting trans theory across to the next generation. these slurs are first and

Luke

2017rockwood

An independent survey revealed the majority of covid fear comes from catching it and suffering long term effect from Disclaimer: Everything I reference in thread existed BEFORE COVID-19.Long haul covid

Jim McManus OCDS

jimmcmanusph

If you're looking for accurate information on the Covid Vaccines that are a bit better at explaining things that some of the, well, perfunctory stuff floating about , this is

Chief Health Officer, Victoria

VictorianCHO

Lots of confusion about quarantine vs isolation. Quarantine = the period when you may be incubating illness or the period following exposure before you may develop illness. This period applies

Nicholas A. Christakis

NAChristakis

Let’s talk about the really good news out last week about dexamethasone (“dex” as we docs lovingly call it) to treat serious COVID19. And let’s also talk about rapid scientific

Eric Topol

EricTopol

1. There are limited data about the vaccines for people who have had covid. But we can learn from the @Pfizer @BioNTech and @moderna trials which had 3% and 2.2%

Jo Pellereau 👩🏼‍🔬

PhysicsJo

Professor Andrew Pollard of the Oxford Vaccine Group @OxfordVacGroup speaking to the @theASE #ASEConf2021 this morning. Starting with an overview of the history of the virus. Seems like a lifetime

World Health Organization (WHO)

WHO

Live Q&A on #COVID19 vaccines with @doctorsoumya and @Kate_L_OBrien. #AskWHO https://www.pscp.tv/w/cnqxzzI2MTAyMHwxeW9LTUFSVmpwcEtR2YDwK32_yqRKFMtFRQHQ6D-wRC7qiZSZxEbbRIn0ycU= Our body has many ways of defending itself against pathogens

dj franzia

hawillisdc

americans think theyre immune to propaganda but the department of defense spends millions of dollars/lends equipment/locations/resources to hollywood in exchange for having the final say on film scripts. the us

tommy

tommylower

Your Brain's Batteries are at 3%.stress is good in small doses. massive sustained amounts will kill you faster than you think.a thread 2/ The Players1st we need to understand

Phil Greaves

PhilGreaves01

800 years and they're still pretending leprosy is an "infectious disease" caused by bacteria.https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1355822842567413760 "It is not entirely clear how the infection is spread but it is thought to be

Misa

misapelater

Edgar #HopeSimpson’s description of the seasonal nature of influenza will be familiar to followers of @FatEmperor @boriquagato @EthicalSkeptic. Seasonality, however, was but one of 21 questions he raised about the

Aaron Ring

aaronmring

Our lab's first paper (https://rdcu.be/b49xK ) is now out at @nature. We found that the cytokine IL-18 can drive potent anti-tumor activity from the innate and adaptive immune system, but that

Chris van Tulleken 🏳️‍🌈

DoctorChrisVT

If you’re worried about the delayed second dose of the COVID vaccines here’s a thread. I live with my wonderful mother-in-law (below): she is high risk and has had a

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