#Infections

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Ireland's epidemic has been shadowing the trajectory of most European countries, most closely Denmark, but also countries like Spain and Greece.It's Greece I'm going to focus on, due to a

Hilary Abernathay. Some #Covid19 & #Nexit for all?

atatimelikethis

Is it August? For #Covid19 it's March. Elsewhere track & trace work, local shutdowns & quarantines are audited, free hotels for anyone who can't isolate at home. EVERYONE testsNot here.

Haresh Chawla

hchawlah

1/n The Chinese experience with COVID has handed the world a DOUBLE whammy. A thread: 2/n The FIRST whammy: suppression of information within its own bureaucracy. Hundreds of thousands people

Farzad Mostashari

Farzad_MD

1/ We have heard about a number of potential breakthroughs for COVID response- large scale/cheap testing, immune therapy, vaccine progress. But when it comes to "getting eyes on the outbreak"

Brett Byers

Brett__Byers

Okay so on masks, seeing as it’s all we’re on about right now in North America (that, and #TigerKing ).The government of Canada has obviously put itself in a pickle

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

The U.S.’s decline started with little things that people got used to:Empty construction sitesRoads and buildings that took forever to finishUnpredictable and enormous hospital bills 6% real-estate commissionshttps://trib.al/Hxz1hl1

Michelle Leistiko, MS, RD

whidbeydietgirl

1: In 2010 the Institute of Medicine, now National Academy of Medicine,considered vitamin D intake at10,000IU/dayNOAELNo Observed Adverse Effect Level&4000IU/daySafe Upper Intake LevelFOR ADULTS ages 19yrs & older. (55p PDF

Efra Rivera-Serrano, PhD

NakedCapsid

As someone who did his whole PhD studying how viruses can cause cardiac damage, I feel like it is time to discuss this topic.So, let’s talk about viruses, our immune

Naomi O'Leary

NaomiOhReally

I'm going to do a thread about the response to the Covid-19 Coronavirus in the Netherlands: socially, in the media, and by authorities. Awareness rose the week of Feb 24.It

Phillip Lipscy

PhillipLipscy

Some thoughts on Prime Minister Abe’s political legacy and COVID-19 response, drawing on a forthcoming volume from @CUP_PoliSci I am co-editing with Takeo Hoshi. (1) Abe will go down in

Ben Cowling

bencowling88

Here is an update on the #COVID19 situation in Hong Kong, following from my thread last week https://covid19.sph.hku.hk/ (1/18)https://twitter.com/bencowling88/status/1288635016558178304 (2/18) We have seen daily case numbers decline

Matt Malkus

malkusm

1/ I earnestly looked into this, because I wanted to know how they arrived at these results."[B]ased on predictive models, COVID-19 impacts could be lessened by up to 47% if

Commissioner Dave A. Chokshi, MD

NYCHealthCommr

#COVID19 vaccines have been the light at the end of the tunnel throughout the pandemic. And now we're seeing more evidence about how bright that light is. #VaccinesWork Both

therealarod1984

therealarod1984

Covid-19 Infection Fatality Rate (IFR)Why this recent surge in cases in the Southern US legitimately brings back comparisons to the Flu. And why that mattersAll source data will be linked

Colin Wong

DocWongers

#vaccines are topical againWe have anti-vaxxer and vaccine hesitant parents/carers who are very aware of vaccine ‘harms’ but are often less informed about what the imms are forA thread on

Fatima Iqbal-Zubair

fatima4assembly

If CA’s #COVID-19 mortality rate was equal to the rate in San Quentin Prison, then *300,000+* Californians would have died. Where did we go wrong & how do we start