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Bongekile maXhamela Macupe

BongeMacupe

Bcos of politics&everything else that happens in this country we sometimes miss NB stories about education.Urhulumente uthi yi apex priority i education so we should care what happens http://kuyo.here are

vanessa beeley

VanessaBeeley

1."620,000, sometimes less if we had a mild winter, sometimes quite a bit higher if we had a severe ’flu season." - average annual deaths in UK. So, number of

Tom Bollyky

TomBollyky

Countries without government trust have performed badly in #COVID19, even when you account for differences in population age and size, and the timing of the pandemicNew analysis in @ForeignAffairs via

Your Tooth Savior 🇮🇳

drprocrastiman

A thread for fellow Dentists out there, regarding the latest developments concerned with #COVID19 and Dental practice.An attempt to jot down few articles related to management and protocol that needs

le stagiaire Yonko

bshow_ho

[THREAD] : l’emplacement de Laugh Tale Bon déjà avant de commencer je tiens juste a vous dire que vous allez peut être penser que c un peu tiré par les

The OG ToniB(TFSTTFG)

tonib

I must admit, I have been very conflicted surrounding governmental response to the Corona Virus, COVID-19. As I told one of my friends, if the government is involved, no matter

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

Bring back the Renaissance Man/Woman, or why "listening to the expert" is not such a good idea although it superficially seems so to all but the technocrats in our times.

Ed White

SpyHI

Very pleased to see Senator @GlennWakai in the news, advocating for diversifying #Hawaii's economic mix in light of the strategic vulnerability exposed by #COVID19. We went from full employment and

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

Before he had Covid-19, Brendan Delaney, the 57-year-old chair of medical informatics and decision making at Imperial College, could cycle 150 miles in a day.Covid changed that, but not because

Ambulatus

ambulatus

Some observations relating to @AndromedaMetals $ADN and the current pandemic.I’m by no means a virologist but I can read information and draw linkages and look at possibilities.Continue reading 1/Water

National Geographic

NatGeo

Join us for our third Q&A with @MoNscience about the #coronavirus pandemic today at 2:30pm. Reply here with questions! Read our latest updates on #COVID19 here:https://on.natgeo.com/351K8UV Great Q! Antibody tests

Bren

MomentsWithBren

How to invest in index fundsIndex funds are a relatively simple to buy, and getting started is pretty similar to investing in a mutual fund. Here’s some step-by-step instructions to get

ANGGERIK LIAR

WildAnggerik

LETS TALK ABOUT CORONA VIRUS.. PPIM pun sudah mula bertindak... this is the video itself, tetapi mereka dianggap penjenayah... dan, bila ustaz kita bercakap tentang ibadah semasa tempoh wabak ni,

Stacia #ChooseUnity

OriginalStacia

Some misconceptions regarding the Covid vaccines:1. That it's just as safe as any other vaccine.2. That if you understand how the concept of mRNA vaccines work in theory then you

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

A common criticism of population-based epidemic models is that they don't account for individual-level variation in transmission (i.e. superspreading events). But how much of a problem is this? 1/ For

Dr. Ali Nouri

AliNouriPhD

In case there's doubt that the virus can spread through respiratory particles that float in air and travel far, I wanted to share these studies:1. Indoor airborne event: plant worker