#Immunity

Stephanie Tait

StephTaitWrites

Im seeing A LOT of ppl who were sick sometime between dec - feb saying they're "pretty sure I already had it." Some even suggesting *most* ppl likely had it

Carina King

CarinaTKing

Let's talk about #Herd_Immunity, given some recent interviews on the #COVID19SWEDEN strategy have talked about this being 'a result'... is this achievable, sensible and acceptable? 1. #Immunity: Do people get

Tomas Pueyo

tomaspueyo

Quick proof that a Hammer and Dance (suppression) strategy is strictly better than Herd Immunity (mitigation):1. Are you willing to collapse your healthcare system? If the answer is No, you

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

BREAKING NEWS: Senior White House Official Tells CNN That "Everybody" in America Will Get COVID-19; White House Statement Is Consistent With Trump's Reported Desire to Execute a "Herd Immunity" Pandemic

Jordan Schachtel

JordanSchachtel

1) Most COVID-19 cases are not COVID-19 cases (PCR fraud)2) Most COVID-19 deaths are not COVID-19 deaths3) Many "hospitalized w COVID-19" come into the hospital with unrelated conditions.We have to

#MaskUp Dr. Haryax Pathak

HaryaxPathak

#COVID19India - A thread for the Layman.I'll attempt to keep it as simple and concise as possible.A) PrecautionsB) TestingC) VaccinesD) ?? Herd Immunity ??E) MISINFORMATION/MYTHS/CONSPIRACIES 1/n A) PRECAUTIONSThe second

Soutik Biswas

soutikBBC

THREAD: On Saturday morning, Dr @akshaygn, a Mumbai-based eye surgeon, was waiting to operate on a 25-year-old woman who had recovered from a bout of Covid-19 three weeks ago. 1/8

Bonnie Kristian

bonniekristian

A few thoughts on #GeorgeFloyd.1) This case is an excellent example of why "qualified immunity," which keeps many civil rights violations by public officials from being prosecuted, should end:https://theweek.com/articles/859853/ho

Georgie Bingham

georgiebingham

Ten thousand people dead. Ten thousand! All because we acted too late. Now can we agree the herd immunity was absolutely the stupidest idea ever - especially as not one

Mark A. Dobbie

MaizeSombrero

This tweet has stuck in my mind, and I can’t help but think of it every time I see something racist being renamed. They’re not renaming stuff because it’s hurtful

Atila Iamarino

oatila

Saiu o primeiro estudo que vi projetando como/quando podemos sair do problema da COVID-19. Lerei com mais calma e comentarei, mas as conclusões já são tensas (segue fio): projetam distanciamento

Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉

ASlavitt

COVID Update July 7: I spent the last 24 hours with 3 scientists, all of whom have seen vaccine data, 2 of whom are former regulators, all of whom have

Alex Wickham

alexwickham

NEW from @AlbertoNardelli and meCoronavirus hit the UK & Germany days apartThis analysis shows how the two countries responded differentlyDecisions delayed by a few days — and how the countries

Raoul Pal

RaoulGMI

I note the frequent references on Twitter to Sweden's response to COVID with a light lockdown. There are a few issues here. Swedes, being a sensible bunch, took preventative action.

RealScientists | Erin

realscientists

It's #epidemiology history time! Up today: vaccination! Smallpox was a deadly disease that can be traced back as far as 3rd century BCE in Egyptian mummies and repeatedly appeared in

Sandy Darity, Retweets do not mean endorsement.

SandyDarity

1/4 As a number of us anticipated black folk are being recruited excessively as subjects for coronavirus vaccine clinical trials, including college presidents at Xavier and Dillard imploring their students