#Lockdowns

Jen Ramos (they/dude/siya) 🇵🇭♿

jenmacramos

I've been off twitter for the most part recently because I received some news about covid and the Philippines that has been hard to stomach. I don't think people in

Don The Pleb

HeloProcurement

You know, it strikes me (rather suddenly) that Lisa (quoted) has been telling us for YEARS that government overreach in medicine and the laws around it were out of control.

Knight of the Atlantic ♱

knight_atlantic

Recommendations for maintaining a healthy mindset throughout the lockdowns - a thread 1st Step: maintain a natural sleeping routine. It may sound obvious, but most people (myself included) easily

Daniel Levitt

daniellevitt22

Prof. Michael Levitt @MLevitt_NP2013, #Nobel laureate from Stanford:"I think lockdown is a very crude, medieval-sounding phrase. I think closing schools, closing business and places of work is not such a

Jordan Schachtel

JordanSchachtel

Sweden will have achieved herd immunity before summer, while countless lockdown nations, relying on Dark Ages science, balance rolling lockdowns & saving econ. No easy exit. Lockdown states have produced

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

The U.S.' coronavirus outbreak appears to have gone linear, with about 33,000 new cases and 2000 deaths each day. But so far there is no sign of a peak and

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

Some good news. U.S. testing rose today, to 139,613 tests/day. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18oVRrHj3c183mHmq3m89_163yuYltLNlOmPerQ18E8w/htmlview# The daily positive test ratio has generally been trending up, which is bad, because it indica

Michael Ryan

theprovenance

I want nothing more than to re open my restaurant. But I don't understand people demanding that we ditch these lockdowns and reopen now, pretending we don't have a virus

Devjyot Ghoshal

DevjyotGhoshal

EXCLUSIVE@krishnadas56 and I spoke to around a dozen scientists and officials to piece together the events that led up to India's massive second surge in COVID-19 cases.We found that the

Kait 🦊

kait_oc

I don't think internationals realise the sacrifices NZ and Aussies have made for low covid. Families can't see each other cos interstate borders closed. Lots of kiwis work in Aussie

Remy Levin

RemyLevin

This hot take has been getting some attention today, so I think it's worth talking about why I think it's specious, and why the headline it comes with ("Lockdowns don't

Mathieu Duchâtel

mtdtl

Our series on public policies options in East Asia against #Covid_19 starts with Taiwan: rapid action, precise situation awareness on all cases, a strict quarantine policy, a nationalized mask economy,

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) As #COVID19 outbreaks pop up all over the province — from a Laval dinner party to a cluster of cases at a Quebec City microbrewery — the province is

NotImpressed #FBPE 🎪 #SardinesUK

randombigbird

1. On the exit strategy. A number of European countries have been working on easing lockdown, how to do it and timelines.Europe prepares to ease coronavirus lockdowns https://www.ft.com/content/1fa5ae87-b3b6-4708-b9c5-58d2077b8d95 via @financialtimes

Bojan Pancevski

bopanc

Poorer Eastern European Nations Could Teach the West a Lesson on #Coronavirus: In Eastern and Central Europe, infections have largely been kept under control and governments are starting to loosen

dsgerbced

dsgerbced

Economist here. This is extremely wishful/partisan thinking. The economy is in ruins totally because of the mitigation. Synchronized mitigation in locations with no community transmission.https://twitter.com/JamesSurowiecki/status/131674648