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Michael Mina
michaelmina_lab
Why do we need frequent testing over very sensitive testing? It’s easyThe average person is PCR+ for ~30+ days but infectious for ~7. Most people are asymptomatic. So, infrequent PCR
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Frieman
MattFrieman
Is there any evidence that the increased levels of ACE2 in either condition enhance the infection of SARS2? Does more ACE2 = more infection in the lung? No evidence this
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Steven Riley
SRileyIDD
We seem to be at a crossroads in our COVID response in England. It's different to March. Everyone understands the implications of social distancing and also of higher prevalence of
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Joel Miller
Maq_one
You'd think in the face of #COVID19Pandemic , which has taken more than 50,000 lives in over 200 countries, people would pull together.Sadly, it has only united some Indians in
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Prof Shamika Ravi
ShamikaRavi
How is #Bihar doing? #COVID19India #StateHealth 1) With 13th highest case load in India (
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zeynep tufekci
zeynep
Some "science journalism": "Virus can hang in the air for days" (researchers aerosolized it in a machine). "Found on surfaces for days." (ahem PCR finding vs. infection risk). N=4 study
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Eric Feigl-Ding
DrEricDing
SCREEN ATHLETES? “Doctors recommend cardiac screening tests for competitive athletes who have recovered from #Covid19 after a small study found heart damage in 1 in 7 college sports competitors, including
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SonaliRanade
sonaliranade
Jara chronology samajhiye. @shekhargupta cites an ICMR study of SARI patients, begun in mid-February, across some 50 hospitals in the country, to track the Covid-19 virus, which probably explains the
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Jake Dunning
OutbreakJake
Rachel, as one of the experts who knows a lot about respiratory viruses, IPC/PPE and writes national guidance, I have no choice but to intervene, because you are wrong on
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James Cook
BBCJamesCook
The lockdown led to hard choices, risks and sacrifices. Millions can empathise with childcare struggles. It’s not personal, political or callous to ask the UK government where, in its rules,
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Dr. Theresa Tam
CPHO_Canada
1/3 Ultimately, the success of a #COVID19 vaccine in will depend on individual Canadians rolling up their sleeves to get immunized. Widespread vaccine uptake is the best shot we
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el gato malo
boriquagato
this is an excellent study based on swedish data.herd immunity is reached LONG before the predicted 1-(1/R0) threshold.in sweden, it looks to have been around 17%, not 60%.this is because
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Prof Francois Balloux
BallouxFrancois
Recent preprint reporting that 24/24 (100%) people form Singapore infected by SARS-1 in 2003 have pre-existing T-cell immunity against #SARSCoV2, but more surprisingly 9/18 (50%) with no exposure to SARS-1
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Vincent Rajkumar
VincentRK
My estimates after reading multiple reports:20% of COVID is symptomatic80% is asymptomatic but infectious Symptomatic COVIDHospitalization rate: 10%ICU rate: 3%Mortality rateSymptomatic COVID ~2%. 7-10% if system overwhelmed. COVID (including asympto
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First Doctor
firstdoctorr
7 types of vaginal discharge you should know1. Yellowish 2. Brown3. Green4. Pink5. Thin white6. Thick white7. Creamy greyA thread #VaginalDischarge{Retweet for awareness!} Yellowish vaginal discharge with or without a
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Carl T. Bergstrom
CT_Bergstrom
He also seems to have blocked me for reasons I don't know, and to have not read my post closely. As I explained in the last of three posts, the
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