#Infections

John Spiers

squeezyjohn

Thread: I'm becoming suspicious of a theme developing in various news outlets this month telling us of amazing discoveries that we suddenly might not need so many medicines/radio-isotopes just as

Trent 💊🆔

trentyarwood

It might be a prudent time to talk about the precautionary principle because it seems to be getting its moment in the sun this week.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precautionary_principle The wiki article is actually

Stanford Healthcare Innovation Lab

StanfordHIL

We have been running one of the world’s most impactful research labs for 11 years.We just published a landmark study on COVID-19.https://bit.ly/StanfordCovidStudyHere is a thread on what we learned 1/

Michael Birnbaum

michaelbirnbaum

Schools and covid. A . Europe reopened its schools this spring, some as early as April. Is it safe to send kids to school during the pandemic? The answer has

Kristian G. Andersen

K_G_Andersen

The "mink mutant virus" stories have focused too much on the mutations and not enough on the fact that we have a raging COVID-19 epidemic in mink. The decision by

Ted Genoways

TedGenoways

I don’t use this site much for personal stuff, but this concerns us all. Yes, it’s about my father, but it’s also about hospitals in Nebraska and masks and the

Mentorshipzim

mentorshipzim

Hello everyone. My name is Michael Custodio and I am a medical practitioner and clinical epidemiologist. Today I will be with you and for those with any questions or areas

LibertySavage

AxelSavage4

1) A thread entitled: 'More nitty gritty on the #scamdemic ' The World Health Organization has inadvertently confirmed what many experts and studies have been showing for months; that #CV19

facts&effects

EffectsFacts

(1/9) New thread and diagrams on cases/deaths in Sweden. I will keep this updated weekly to alert us if cases suddenly transform into a leading indicator of deaths. So far,

David Nunan

dnunan79

Lots of folk already commented on “1 or 2 dose”. One thing that comes up often is “efficacy”, followed by numbers like “80%”, 95%”. In many cases, it reads as

plaforscience

plaforscience

More sad fun over Spain's serologic survey 4th round.Now we can compare the PCR/IgG results thru crisis. One should expect them to follow a ~constant proportion, reflecting the PCR false

Tracy O'Connell Novick

TracyNovick

I want to push some of this from @derspiegel out in a thread, because it's based in part on the sort of universal testing (within the study referenced) that we

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

As many have noted, there has been an uptick in confirmed #COVID19 cases in multiple states starting roughly at the beginning of June. There is a major question surrounding how

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

HUGE vaccine news—Pfizer just announced its vaccine is 90% effective vs placebo from early 7-day findings. So far results are from 94 confirmed #COVID19 infections among trial's 43,538 participants. Longer

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Fact: epidemic is increasing faster in states w/ Republican governors than Democratic governors- difference is all in way state leaders have quickly/slowly reopened, deployed contact tracing with testing, and promoted/downplayed

Tim Harford

TimHarford

1/ My column today - is "first dose first" (and worry about second doses later) the right vaccination strategy?https://www.ft.com/content/915756b2-6f13-41fb-9491-a647817aa919 2/ A couple of points. First, mainstream opinion on thi

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