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Céline Gounder, MD, ScM, FIDSA
celinegounder
1/ There seems to be some confusion about QUARANTINE versus ISOLATION. Here's an infectious disease epidemiology 101: 2/ QUARANTINE refers to people who have been EXPOSED and may or may
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Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne
jmcrookston
This study showed that Covid-19 occurred in children, causing moderate-to-severe respiratory illness, in the early phase of the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak in Wuhan and was associated with ICU admission in one
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vpapupdates
vpapupdates
One of the many challenges to trying to understand if COVID-19 has "peaked" in Virginia is the issue of testing. First, the # of tests results reported each day varies.
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Dr Frans Skosana
SkosanaDr
How do we know the covid wave has started? Most doctors get enquiries from colleagues and patients about the diagnosis of covid. High positivity rates recorded. Hospitals admissions lag behind.
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Dr Zoë Hyde
DrZoeHyde
(1/7) Important prospective study of household transmission by CDC, suggesting children and adults are similarly likely to transmit #SARSCoV2. The household secondary attack rate was at least 35%, and 18%
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John Eastman
DrJohnEastman
1/ This from the WSJ today, sourced from Johns Hopkins data. Odd that California--which is the epicenter of travel from China--has so few cases compared to NY. Our speculation, confirmed
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Benjamin Mazer
BenMazer
I would like convalescent plasma advocates who dismiss every negative trial because “it was given too late” to tell me the latest they’ve ever given plasma to a COVID patient.
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ice9
__ice9
Summary note on staging for COVID-19.This list is not definitive. Just heuristics.Many authors draw the mild/moderate division around where the patient will soon need oxygen support, SpO2 nearing 90-92% on
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Road Scholarz
roadscholarz
You may have come across the "BCG hypothesis" lately - strong correlation between universal #BCG vaccination & protection against #Covid19. See attached abstract as an example. These studies received much
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Jason Pogue
jpogue1
This is a great read on the nuance/trying to make sense of the remdesivir data! I highly respect @PaulSaxMD and his interpretation and clinical experience. This is how I want
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Paul Ritchie
PDLRitchie
Very excited to announce my paper was published in @nature today! We are likely to cross tipping point thresholds, but disastrous climate tipping points can still be averted if global
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Scott Gottlieb, MD
ScottGottliebMD
1/3 New study shows that people with #COVID19 may be most infectious before their symptoms develop. The authors estimate that - on average - about 44% of secondary cases were
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TJ Cipriano 🌏
bigbrotherteej
Let me put it this way: It is good that we prepare for the worst case scenario. Totoo naman iyon. Dapat kasama iyon sa pagpaplano ng kahit anong disaster. (*Note:
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Heinz Brandenburg
HzBrandenburg
While there are all sorts of doubts about how China is covering up the true scale of its #covid19 pandemic, there is a giveaway in the data, I think.China fatality
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Dr. Melvin Sanicas 🩺🔬
Vaccinologist
#Thread on symptomatic, pre-symptomatic, asymptomatic #transmission. A symptomatic #COVID19 case is a patient who developed signs & symptoms compatible with #SARSCoV2 #coronavirus #infection. Symptomatic transmission refers to transmission from a
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𝗘𝗠𝗜𝗟𝗬 𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗥𝗢𝗦𝗘, 𝗠𝗦
epi_em_
As an epidemiologist, I spend most of my waking hours interviewing people who are #COVID19 positive, suspect cases, & close contacts. Here’s some info on the #symptomatology I’m seeing.(NB: We’re
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