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Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH
ashishkjha
I don't buy Sturgis study below. Why? Really big effect. Makes me skepticalOne rule of thumb I teach is: if effect size of a social phenomenon using noisy data is
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HAMSMaRT
HAMSMArTeam
THREADearlier this week, our surveillance swabbing program picked up 20+ new #covid19 cases in #HamOnt shelters. The 3 men’s shelters are now closed to new admissions. Spaces at the overflow
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Diane Frances Walter
48thRule
All of this but add the parents. I taught HS for 14 years. During the flu season I called the nurse or a parent at least once a week begging
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Deepti Gurdasani
dgurdasani1
Documents from the 29/30th July released by the govt on the 5th of Feb where SAGE warns the govt about the risk of school transmission on the pandemic. The documents
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Rob McDowall FRSA 😷
robmcd85
In the 1600's during the Great Plague in London, those who were discovered to have plague were locked in their home with their whole family for 40 days. A watchman
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Jens Boman
JensBoman
Imagine going about your life, when a virus develops into a pandemic. Suddenly the rulers of your country are like "We're going to let the virus infect us, don't listen
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Niall Conroy
NICU_doc_salone
Five things I’ve done in the last year as a public health doctor that, like most of what we do, flies under the radar.... 1) Our surveillance system found disease-causing
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Richard Whiting
RichWhiting
A lot of noise that Labour aren't being proactive and are indistinguishable from the Tories, so let's take a look to see whether that is really true (Thread) https://labour.org.uk/press/labour-calls-on-the-government-to-adopt-plan-
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Tomas Pueyo
tomaspueyo
Lots of things to learn from looking at excess deaths.1. 2020 was a pretty good year for deaths early on, below the average for other years. Why? [1/10] Temperatures are
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Scott Hechinger
ScottHech
Nightmare. Been working w/ local organizers & people imprisoned in Michigan since COVID. Things are dire. Sharing some recent updates from colleague. "He just tried to kill himself. Told me
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Kham Kidia MD 🇿🇼 🏳️🌈
kkidia
THREAD1/As a @harvardmed doctor, I will be one of the first people to get a vaccine. My family in Zimbabwe, however, will be some of the last, if they get
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Eeva Primmer
EevaPrimmer
What an exciting day for us who work with #biodiversity #ecosystems #values #ecosystemservices #decisionmaking and #governance. Values can be identified, highlighted & compared. But they are not universal measures. https://doi.org/10.10
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John Burn-Murdoch
jburnmurdoch
NEW: Christmas eve update on key Covid metrics in the UK and beyondCases and positivity rates are still rocketing in London and surrounding areas, the regions where the new B.1.1.7
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Ryan Meili
ryanmeili
#SASKED THREAD: Last night, more than 250 concerned teachers, EAs, school staff, parents, grandparents, and community members joined us for the #SafeSchoolsNow Town Hall on Zoom to express their concerns
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Dr Clare Craig
ClareCraigPath
About this new variant....a) it's not new - it's been around since September (and it didn't make much difference)b) the conclusions about it spreading rapidly are based entirely on this:
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Eric Feigl-Ding
DrEricDing
As horrific as #COVID19 looks right now, it is almost certainly about to get worse—“I’m very very concerned that we’ve now gone from a virus that we could control to
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