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sandeep chakraborty
sanchak74
I think we have made a mountain of a molehill by ignoring secondary infections. And depending on antivirals - some of which like ritonavir/lopinavir have no reason to workhttps://twitter.com/sanchak74/status/1242148451552382976 2/n
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Carl T. Bergstrom
CT_Bergstrom
1. I am optimistic about the prospects for an effective Covid vaccine within a reasonable timeframe. Through phase 2 of numerous trials, nothing has gone spectacularly wrong.(I've written about a
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Chandra "Smash The Curve" Duggirala M.D
csentropy
Thoughts on investing in a pandemic: (Disclaimer: Not investment advice, Not medical advice) 1. Popular Narrative: “Look how bad unemployment numbers are. How can the market go up? It is
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James Wood
JamesGWood_UNSW
A short thread about relative burden of COVID we are seeing in residential aged care in Australia. So far across Australia, we have ~26700 case and 810 deaths. That's a
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Biyaa ⚕️
Biiiyaa
Second Wave of #Covid_19Now there’s a greater chance of survival for those getting infected 6 months later than those who got infected 6 months earlier. The reason for this is
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Danny Rockett
SonRanto
Trump got some great care over at Walter Reed. But here's how it usually goes...I went into the Emergency Room last February with a still undiagnosed illness. I had a
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Dr Fiona Rawle
FiRawle
Since this @nytimes article chose to only highlight the work of male scientists working on #COVID19, here are some of the outstanding #WomeninSTEM scientists doing amazing work. ht @jenheemstra @AcademicChatter
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Emily Deans MD 👻
evolutionarypsy
Listened to the whole 2 minutes and Ronny Jackson gets everything wrong except the zinc and vit D (and you would absolutely not use nebulized steroids for an asymptomatic person
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Adinda Wafdani Putri, dr.
_sotoyisme
Gotta share this to my twitter world:For this pandemic, there’s a greater chance of survival for those getting infected 3 months later like June 2020 than those who got infected
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Neale Mahoney
nealemahoney
A few weeks ago, I voiced my concern that debates over Covid-19 policy would fall victim to the false trade-off between the economy and the virus.I now realize there is
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Scott Gottlieb, MD
ScottGottliebMD
THREAD: If we'd taken certain steps in winter - and recognized #coronavirus had characteristics we always feared in its balance between transmissibility and lethality - we may be in different
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MAMMALIA
TheMammalia
IN PARTIAL DEFENCE OF OONI AND HIS REMEDY WITH SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCEA thread.Many people have made mockery of @OoniAdimulaIfe's "solution" to the ongoing COVID-19 since yesterday including colleagues in the biomedical
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Vincent Rajkumar
VincentRK
Shelter in place & surge capacity are NOT enough. While we absolutely need them to bend curve, COVID may come right back to hot spots if we dont:1. Test more
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Vidya
VidyaKrishnan
We don't have antibody testing kits. Delhi isnt giving free rations. M.P has no govtU.P is going after @svaradarajan Deaths have crossed 300 mark, cases have crossed 8000. And the govt
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Derek Thompson
DKThomp
I wrote about “test and trace" and the plan to return to normal before a vaccine.Most people understand what testing means. So, what is tracing?https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/04/contact-tracing-could-free-america-from-its-quarant
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Kurt Eichenwald
kurteichenwald
This is an important thread. It is from someone who treats COVID patients who wants to get info out on what is happening. I will give one point up top:
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