#Outbreaks

Alison Palmer

alijanepalmer

Two weeks tomorrow I go back to work. So here’s my two week thread. @AdrianaLaGrange @jkenney @CMOH_Alberta I know you’re banking on very few children getting sick. I hope with

Michael Schwandt

MichaelSchwandt

People who are incarcerated have an increased risk of (1) acquiring, (2) transmitting, (3) being hospitalized, and (4) dying of COVID-19. 1/ The data simply reject an implication that a

Dr. Lynora Saxinger 🇨🇦

AntibioticDoc

PSA: a COVID-19 case at schools is not the same as a school outbreaks. Important difference! If a student tests +, their contacts are traced and tested. If cases are

SheffieldCityCouncil

SheffCouncil

This is an update about the current situation regarding COVID-19 in Sheffield.Cases continue to drop but hospitals remain busy. The rate of new cases of COVID per 100k are approaching

Tanya Springer

tanyaspringer

68 residents and 31 staff have tested positive at Copernicus Lodge. My grandparents (101 & 94) are tenants in the apartments, meaning they have a kitchen & are more independent

Dan Alpert

DanielAlpert

As to Initial Unemployment Claims, we had two straight weeks of roughly 1.5 million claims at a point in the crisis where economies were purportedly "reopening" and claims should have

Anthony Fauci Fan Club

FauciFan

Some argue that there's *only* a 1% mortality rate for COVID-19, and so there's no point in trying to save lives by attempting mitigation or getting a vaccine. Let's assume

Dr. Richard Corsi

CorsIAQ

1/ "To prevent the virus from spreading, companies that needed employees to return to in-person work put up plexiglass barriers, implemented daily temperature checks and required workers to wear masks

Joey

DrJoyeeta

Covid Vaccine: So as everyone knows we are racing against time to make a vaccine for Covid 19. Producing effective vaccines is a lengthy process and takes years.So what is

Oilers Insider - #BigEd

InsiderOilers

So for anybody who wants to argue that our premier is smart, consider this: He wouldn't put in hard measures to stop the transmission of COVID at the start. He

Benjy Renton

bhrenton

What happened at UNC? Earlier in the day I discussed news of clusters at four residence halls on and off-campus. Later in the afternoon, the university announced all classes shifting

Anthony Costello

globalhlthtwit

We need more information on the immunisation plan. In the two weeks from Dec 8-20 we immunised 616,000 people, say 52,000 per day. With the new Covid variant we might

David Zweig

davidzweig

THREAD: The debate on schools is mainly about whether and on what schedule they should open. But there needs to be discussion about what's happening IN schools. I'm not a

Kimberly Prather, Ph.D.

kprather88

Some thoughts from active scientists on Twitter about COVID-19 by aerosol scientists and indoor air experts @linseymarr @CathNoakes @j_g_allen @jljcolorado @amgcarlton (1/) There is a historical bias against aerosols for

Othman Laraki

othman

1/ As COVID-19 cases continue to surge, a missing testing metric can help explain the ineffectiveness of our containment efforts. The public discussion around testing has been relating to testing

Dr. Deena Hinshaw

CMOH_Alberta

Here is a summary of today’s #COVID19AB update. 103 cases have been identified in the last 24 hours and more than 9,200 tests were completed. There are now 1,084 active

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