#Epidemiology

Professor Philip Nolan

President_MU

We have looked carefully at incidence of SARS-CoV-2 infection in children in recent weeks for any impact of the phased return to the classroom. The data, and thorough public health

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Dr. Holohan's return on Monday will mean Dr. Ronan Glynn was CMO for 93 days and chaired NPHET for 94 days, given his 1st meeting was the evening of July

Kit Yates

Kit_Yates_Maths

As epidemiology seems to be taking over the news I thought I’d provide a little glossary of phrases that are appearing in the media in the context of the #COVID-19

Guy in the red tie

guyinaredtie1

I've always believed that science should be as dry as possible and free from political biasKarol Sikora has never believed this, and now it appears that Sunetra Gupta and Carl

Adele Hite

ahhite

To me, this comment & some that follow indicate that there are some misconceptions about how we got where we are now (& thus, I think, some mistaken ideas about

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

1/ THREAD: Many thanks to all who voted and commented. The better we understand the virus, the better we can protect people. Science matters. Let’s dive into this hard, important

The DLD Project

TheDLDProject_

DOES DLD REALLY AFFECT 1 IN 14 PEOPLE? When discussing Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) people are often struck by the high prevalence. It almost seems unbelievable!1/9#DevLangDis #1in14 #DLDSeeMe Here are

Sherry Pagoto

DrSherryPagoto

Did you miss our webinar on non-academic career paths today? No sweat! Here's a thread of some of the nuggets of wisdom shared by @bethlinas, @ChadRethorst and @hcolelewis. 1/x(With special

Lazarus Long

LazarusLong13

Here's the discussion of #CoVidIsAairborne that happened at the University of Calgary.https://ucalgary.yuja.com/V/Video?v=332352&node=1205653&a=385475807&autoplay=1I am going to list out Dr. Conly's slides, with links to

Christiana Zenner 💌

christyzen

There’s a lot in this NYT oped about Notre Dame (U’s) insistence to re-open in person. Colleges are adjudicating many goods and risks at present. But this argument: YIKES.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/26/opinion/notre-dame-university-

The Ferrari Lab

TheFerrariLab

I wrote a paper about the herd immunity (the phenomenon, not the policy) that results from epidemic spread years ago with fantastic co-authors @bansallab @laurenmeyers @BjornstadOttar … none of us

Toby Young

toadmeister

I was preparing a rebuttal Adam, when I saw you'd posted a response from @BallouxFrancois at the end of your thread that rebuts nearly all of the points you've made.

el gato malo

boriquagato

yesterday, i posted this thread about the suggestive timing on the rise in US hospitalizations vs protests.the biggest pushback, as expected, was "but NYC had protests and no spike."i think

Anthony Ricciardi

EcoInvasions

1/8] Here's the story behind the 2nd edition. I was traveling to the UK to give a talk at Cambridge in May 2016. I arranged to spend a day at

Yinon Weiss

yinonw

In science, observations drive conclusion. In politics, conclusions drive observations.A thread about masks. This is not advice not to wear a mask. It is simply sharing information. Share it before

'Fisayo Soyombo

fisayosoyombo

For four months, all samples submitted for testing by the Cross River State Govt returned -ve for COVID-19. However, just last week, ALL five samples independently collected by UCTH and