#Infections

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

A short thread on this new Working Paper "Counting the missteps of the U.S. Federal Government's handling of COVID-19" . This is me w Nancy Krieger @_christiantestaJarvis Chen, L Davis,

Prof Somashekhar Nimbalkar, MD, PGDPH, CPH, Neo

ProfSomashekhar

Interesting article. However does not dwell into how poverty can impact rich people in various ways. Many of the areas frequented by the rich such as malls, theatres, etc have

Stonekettle

Stonekettle

A message from a member of the Pro-Life OMG WE GOTTA SAVE THE CHILDREN party : Missouri Republican Governor Mike Parson: “These kids have got to get back to school.

Spikey

S_p_i_k_e_s

A thread on infection rates in SA, & the whitewashing of CT’s position.“We have higher rates because we have tested more people”By Robin Petersen This spin on the high infection

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

1/ Another Friday evening, another moment to reflect. And mourn. And be angry beyond words.CDC COVID-VIEW comes out on Fridays. It’s a refreshing break from the amateur, uninformed epidemiology from

The Wolf Of All Streets

scottmelker

Live with Goldman. They are talking COVID-19 and GDP/economy risk.Major downside risk of an expected second wave of infections, so it's nearly impossible to project the state of the economy

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

1/ THREAD: The idea that @CDCgov isn’t doing science is—well, unscientific. CDC's 20,000 staff work 24/7 to protect you. Scientific articles in @CDCMMWR now far outpace prior epidemics. CDC &

Peter Kyle MP

peterkyle

For those of us who’ve tried to constructively engage with government for months on #COVID19, that @MattHancock interview was deeply concerning, for these reasons: First, he says in the first

Reuters UK

ReutersUK

Among the world’s wealthiest nations, Britain had the second-highest death toll from the coronavirus in the first wave of the pandemic, behind the United States. Adjusted for population, Britain’s toll

Bryan P. Sears

bpsears

Md. Senate President @SenBillFerg says #COVID19 trends in the state "starting to get to a place where we may need to bare down again. That doesn't mean closure." #MDPolitics The

Yihyun Jeong

yihyun_jeong

I spent 4 hours on Lower Broadway Friday night as Nashville's health director + officers tried to get tourists to wear masks. Here's what I saw:https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/health/2020/08/03/broadway-partiers-ignore-nashvil

Maximilian Mayer

mayer_iras

Cruel moment: 10 Mio confirmed infections, 500k people died from #Covid_19. East Asian countries leading in containment/suppression by a large margin. Death toll in Mainland China (4,634), South Korea (282),

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Initially #SARSCoV2 was considered a respiratory virus. New @GladstoneInst findings in both iPSC-> heart cells & autopsy indicate it's a heart virus, w/ a distinct pattern:—myofibrillar fragmentation—loss of nuclear DNA—&qu

Andrew Steele

statto

The UK has so far had one of the worst coronavirus epidemics of any country in the world. The Government has serious questions to answer about failures in its response.https://twitter.com/ChrisGiles_/status/1265885480144470023

Aproko Doctor

aproko_doctor

Yesterday we talked about genotype, today let's talk about blood group negatives and positivesIf a woman is Rhesus negative-her blood group has a negative sign, O- and she gets pregnant

Youth Pastors For Trump

BisonBlood

Well, it’s been another week. Anyone have a clearer goal on when we’re supposed to get back to somewhat normal to deal with a virus that’s killing at, with new