#PANDEMIC

Milhouse Van Houten 😀

Milhouse_Van_Ho

When did you become skeptical of all this?Please state reasons below if you can. For me: spring / late March.Infections allegedly doubling every 3 days and had started in late

Sophia Gaston

sophgaston

Not that long ago, it seemed our biggest challenge in the West was the rise of insurgent populist & anti-establishment movements. What does #coronavirus mean for the West's 'populist moment’?

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kimchijeonskv

Had a fellow mutual who got pregnant by accident last year and we weren't really close as friends but as moots. Ended up helping her financially & emotionally because she

Minneapolis Fed

MinneapolisFed

.@FedIndianCenter and @ncaied recently surveyed tribal member businesses in #IndianCountry to better understand #COVID19’s impact. Findings show the pandemic’s continuing devastating effects in Indian Country. 1/7 Over 80% of survey

Charles Seife

cgseife

I've just plotted the number deaths in NYC due to the COVID-19 epidemic versus those due to the 1918 influenza epidemic. The results are... striking. A bit of background first,

Matt Zemek

MattZemek

Hopefully, a pandemic--for which the United States government was utterly unprepared--will eventually radicalize Democrats who spent the past several years pointing to how much worse Republicans were.I don't expect this

Austin Braun

AustinOnSocial

please respond honestly let's see how far i can take this can't believe this thread will be a relic of a major pandemic, just breathtaking really

David Thunder

davidjthunder

—TAKEAWAY LESSONS FROM PANDEMIC 2020-21: A THREAD—Below, a few basic lessons I have drawn, as a political philosopher and informed citizen who has made it my business to closely follow

Ubaka Ogbogu

UbakaOgbogu

Can @CMOH_Alberta tell Albertans why she won't exercise her powers under Section 29(2) of the Public Health Act? She must have heard by now that people are saying she can

samuel wallace

samvonwallace

The whole debate around appropriate exercise outside is severely lacking an intersectional view.A short daily stroll around your neighbourhood makes sense if you live in suburban, tree lined avenue and

Jane Merrick

janemerrick23

Here’s why we need to keep an eye on the South African variant:https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/covid-19-variants-south-african-strain-is-causing-the-most-concern-for-uk-scientists-965679 As a post-script: I’ve had some people asking m

Anant Bhan

AnantBhan

I am worried that many of us are afraid of speaking truth to power. That scientists, many of them excellent, within our national research bodies would not call out outrageous

Untold Stories Retold

retoldstories

*THREAD*The 1918 Influenza PandemicThe 1918 influenza outbreak or “Spanish flu” spread across the world between 1918 and 1919.Infecting 500 million people and killed 50 million, making it the deadliest pandemic of modern

Dr. Rob Davidson #WearAMask

DrRobDavidson

As an ER doc for 20 years I thought I'd seen it all: outbreaks, death, you name it. But this #pandemic is the worst. Due to mass layoffs, millions will

Nancy Fullman

nwnancy

Thread: Constructive critique on models (#COVID19 or otherwise), with a focus on TwitterAnyone who knows me – in-person or online – knows I don’t shirk away from robust discussion &

Jason Beale

jabeale

Shouldn't be, I suppose, but it's a bit stunning to see Obama trot out a succession of false/debunked innuendo and lies as a central part of his big campaign speech