#Infection

Sarah Rasmussen

SarahDRasmussen

ONS model instability (THREAD)This is more of an FYI thread, a little technical.TL;DR: Although there’s no intentional problem, each week one should be cautious about reading much into ONS random

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RouReynolds

Amongst all the memes and tired jokes about banana bread or dry January, it’s important to remember why the UK is now having its third lockdown - GOVERNMENT FAILURE FAILURE

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. I’ve been saying since February that we can’t afford to ‘live with this virus’. Everything that’s happened was predictable and predicted by many scientists. Mutations were to be expected.

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jazzibemoody

Hi, twitter family.That video you’re still circulating about the Nigerian doctor? It’s fake. It’s funded by Breitbart— that Orange B you see in the corner. They’re a right-wing publication intengent

Amitava Banerjee

amibanerjee1

Clinic today done over the phone as has largely been the case since March. We have learned so much about what we can do but also about the limitations of

The Good Statistician

TheGoodStatsMan

A few people have asked about comparing flu cases with covid cases and the impact of the PCR test.Short answer...the PCR test 'exaggerates' the problem of covid.It is unusual to

Professor Philip Nolan

President_MU

We need to limit the number of close contacts we have each day and each week. SARS-CoV-2 transmits through prolonged close contact. What do we mean by close? The virus

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

WORRISOME—#COVID19 mutation becomes more concerning. The coronavirus can mutate swiftly in one person’s body. New case study: #SARSCoV2 “resurged again & again in the body of an infected man, eventually

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

DEADLY CHURCH EVENTS: 213 #COVID19 cases and 12 deaths after NC church held large gatherings in early Oct without enforcing masks or social distancing.Yet WH muzzled CDC when it tried

Nic

niccibelli

While we're talking about the MLB and its #COVID19 cases, I want to take a min to talk about this important paper from @michaelmina_lab at Harvard. I think it's THE

Lucy Walker Lab UCL

LucyWalkerlab

It has been repeatedly argued that exposure to common cold viruses may protect children from #COVID19. A new study in @ImmunityCP now argues against a protective role for common cold

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grahamja51

1. COVID-19 Superspreading Thread As the mutant variant seems to spread more easily - it's important to remember that the COVID-19 virus spreads quickly given the ideal super spreading conditions

hodlonaut 🌮⚡🔑 🐝

hodlonaut

Dr. Roger Hodkinson is a medical specialist in pathology, which includes virology, who trained at Cambridge University, UK.Former Chairman of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons committee in Ottawa.Currently

Buku Haematology 🅰️➕

BukuHaematology

1/ Neutrophils are the most abundant type of white blood cell in the human body, and provide a key component of our innate immune response. They are recruited to any

couragecontext

couragecontext

With 'scary' numbers from Anecdotal Andy bound to come Tues-Thurs this week, a few thoughts:People get more colds in the Fall than Summer. No surprise that COVID cases rise in

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

Antibody-Dependent Enhancement (ADE) is a complex and poorly understood phenomenon, likely underpinned by different mechanisms, where binding of a virus to suboptimal antibodies enhances severity of the disease, rather than

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