#Severe

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

There's a small but significant number of students who have not been helped at all by the govt u-turn.They've neither been upgraded, or downgraded. Because they have no grade and

Dr Justine Nakase

justinenakase

Racism in Ireland: A ThreadNow that we’re finally talking about it, let's get into it. Some facts and figures, some observations, and some resources for those who would like to

Dennis R

DennisR38458475

Thread: Time and time again, we find ourselves having to debunk the same flawed arguments regarding #SARSCoV2 impact on children,Including mortality and transmissibility. I will say I do respect @NBSaphierMD

YoungMinds

YoungMindsUK

Today is the start of the @iwill_campaign #PowerofYouth festival which gives us a moment to celebrate the incredible contributions young people make across our organisation. When young people take action,

Jennifer Hefty

jenniferhefty

What is happening in Texas right now is stunning. Roughly a quarter of the state was without power today amid freezing temps. No power means no heat for many families.

Craig Spencer MD MPH

Craig_A_Spencer

Let’s talk about #COVID19 deaths.Lots of people have pointed out that yeah, sure, we have record high #COVID19 case counts, but deaths are dropping!That’s true. And good. But why?The possibilities:1)

Dr. Richard Corsi

CorsIAQ

Some considerations for universities. Not all-inclusive. 1. REDUCE SOURCES.Decrease # on campus. Test if possible. Avoid specific indoor activities, e.g., choir, wind instruments, heavy breathing (aerobic exercises, etc.). REQUIRE MASKS

Francisco Marty, MD

FranciscoMarty_

With the .@NIAIDNews #ACCT1 trial final report published on 05 Nov 2020 and the .@WHO's #SolidarityTrial Preliminary report published on 02 December 2020, thought it would be good to take

A Marm Kilpatrick

DiseaseEcology

Is re-instituting lockdowns necessary to stop rapidly rising #COVID19 cases globally?Answer: No. But we're failing at 2 other approaches, due to poor messaging, human behavior & limited public health capacity.Deaths

Dr. Ali Nouri

AliNouriPhD

CDC Guidance Update: Masks don't just reduce the amount of virus we release, masks also reduce the amount of virus we inhale. Here's a thread on some publishedstudies on the

Aroonsiri (June) Sangarlangkarn MD MPH

AroonsiriMD

Do u deal w delirium? Are you a hospitalist abt to call geri consult?Here's #tweetorial FAQs on delirium!We'll show u what u can do b4 calling geri/psych consults, or help

Andrew💙Croxford

andrew_croxford

NEW THREAD: «Recent endemic coronavirus infection is associated with less severe COVID-19» The thrust of the paper is that if you had previous exposure to endemic coronaviruses (eCoV) and catch

Dr Ruth Tapsell

RuthTapsell

A thread about covid & how improving our metabolic health might helpI'm an NHS GP with an interest in T2 diabetes.It's been clear since early in the pandemic that people

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

Covid Epi Weekly: Best of Times, Worst of TimesThe third US surge is fading fast but variants, some ominous, are spreading fast. Vaccination is picking up steam but we're failing

Avik Roy

Avik

New: my @WSJ Review cover story on the compelling case for reopening schools, especially for younger children. Children themselves are at extremely low risk of serious illness or death. So

Peter Hannam

p_hannam

(New from me):’Significant record': Australia's fourth hottest year despite La Nina https://www.smh.com.au/environment/weather/significant-record-australia-s-fourth-hottest-year-despite-la-nina-20210106-p56s70.html @BOM_au #climat

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