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Caethan13

Was mir in der derzeitigen Diskussion um Intensivbetten viel zu kurz kommt ist die Tatsache, dass beatmete COVID-Patienten um ein Vielfaches aufwändiger und personalintensiver in der Versorgung sind als „normale“

T. Greg Doucette

greg_doucette

Only 171 active duty police have died this year76% of those deaths have nothing to do with any crime at all (e.g. COVID-19, cancer, heart attack, etc)Try again. Do better.https://twitter.com/chieffights/status/1298467064823320577

🇨🇦 Bill Comeau Crush the Curve 📉

Billius27

Let me try and convert the NACI guidance on the Astra Zeneca #vaccine to something understandable. I took the worst case of 1 blood clot (VITT) case per 100,000 and

Adam Tinworth

adders

OK, this stuff makes me cross. COVID-19 is serious enough without reporting research in a way that scares people unnecessarily. For example, this piece from The Times: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/virus-can-live-28-days-on-phone-

Rhodri Davies ☕️ 🤔

Rhodri_H_Davies

ICYMI: I’ve been speaking to people across civil society for the @caf Giving Thought podcast about their experiences of the coronavirus crisis, how it's affecting CSOs & how they are

Graham Neary

GrahamNeary

We don't have a Covid crisis - we have a public information crisis.That's my conclusion, after reviewing the latest mortality data from Ireland.Here are my updated and extended charts.Please retweet

Patrick LaForge

palafo

At least 1,091 new coronavirus deaths and 41,566 new cases were reported in the United States on Sept. 23. Over the past week, there have been an average of 41,882

BBC World Service

bbcworldservice

The official number of deaths from Covid-19 has passed one million people worldwide https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-54336494Despite that huge number, we still don’t know enough about the virus. Here’s are some of

Lexi Alexander الكسندرا ميراي

Lexialex

Or..we could ask South Korea which is where Germany got this idea fromhttps://twitter.com/caitlinmoran/status/1309058159462551552 Nothing has revealed global racism more than this pandemic. Many Asian and MENA countries handled this virus

AJ Kay

AJKayWriter

“Bracing for grim” is all many people have been able to do for 6 months (& counting) as they live the devastation of these mitigation measures, including:* hunger* non-Covid disease

David Miliband

DMiliband

As the UN marks its 75th anniversary and the start of this session of #UNGA , the international community needs to put its money and attention where its mouth is

Patrick Chovanec

prchovanec

1. This is an interesting question, and one that people should go back and take a look. Let me tell you what I remember (I was in Beijing through SARS).https://twitter.com/imsusong/status/1250472298991108097

Tim Bousquet

Tim_Bousquet

I think this by @alchemycarl is *mostly* right, but not entirely so...https://theconversation.com/the-secret-to-how-atlantic-canada-weathered-the-covid-19-storm-political-will-158193 It's difficult to have these conversations, because p

mayeesha

mayeezus

Gosh this COVID-19 app discourse is something else. Yes, whoever can should be downloading it. It's not out to steal your data and has strong privacy protections in place. However,

vas.

cloudwhine

I got my first COVID-19 test done on 6th November 2020, since my parents and I thought that it’d be better if we were on the safer side because I

Aneta Molenda

a_m_molenda

Complex approach to reduce need of oxygen in COVID patients. Aspirin/Nebulized HCQ/glutathion/cyproheptadine. Share to people in charge in hospitals. #doctors #COVID19India #OxygenShortage #Oxygen #COVID19 @COVID19_INDIA @PMOIndia @COVIDNew