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James Wilsdon
jameswilsdon
No.10’s response to the Guardian’s SAGE scoop - trying to downplay political advisers’ participation as routine - fails to address the fundamental point, as raised by @Sir_David_King, that this is
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Prof Francois Balloux
BallouxFrancois
The report does not explicitly consider the economic/health impact of different mitigation measures. For instance, the scenario of a 18-month lockdown would devastate the economy and could hence reduce life
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CLA
ConservativeLA
"Among those fighting the orders are populist groups that played pivotal roles in the beginning of Tea Party protests starting more than a decade ago, such as FreedomWorks and Tea
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Dr Duncan Robertson
Dr_D_Robertson
Let's take a little review of where we are with UK Covid restrictions.It wasn't meant to be like this.A Thread.With apologies to Nandos. It wasn't meant to be like this.
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Aaron Dodd - Masked Like Ned Kelly
Aaron_Dodd2
[A thread] When nations face disasters or other existential threats, such as bushfires, terrorist attacks or war, generally politics is put aside and the population strives together to overcome the
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Faheem Younus, MD
FaheemYounus
So I’m hearing many myths about #COVID-19 and would like to quickly clear the record. Coronavirus will go away in Sumer months. Wrong. Previous pandemics didn’t follow weather patterns plus
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Michael Edwards #FBPE
mike_r_edwards
I'm not the only one to be commenting on this. But it bears restating. Pandemics affect vulnerable populations. The elderly, those with pre-existing illness etc: we all know this now.
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Cory Doctorow
doctorow
You could be forgiven for thinking that @mcmansionhell is all about dunking on McMansions (for obvious reasons), but Wagner is a multiple threat. Here she is explaining why coronavirus doesn't
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Will Hayward
WillHayCardiff
So why won't the Welsh Government publish the hyper local data for coronavirus?It looks like we have an answer.[Thread] This issue has been rumbling on for over a month.The Welsh
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Ryan
1nationtory
As with aviation accidents, there’s isn’t normally one blame factor or issue that causes them. Normally a chain of events which if one were changed then the accident wouldn’t have
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Utibe R. Essien, MD MPH
UREssien
Got to speak with @mgodoyh @NPR."So what are the things that we think are unimaginable that would address racism that we have to similarly say, we have no choice but
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K.B. Wagers (they/them)
kbwagers
*looks at my life over the last four years and laughs/cries*Buckle in, kiddos. Let me tell you a story about how past me was unreasonably optimistic.https://twitter.com/kate_rakestraw/status/1309243632982073350 I'd have used different
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St. Rev ☯️🏴😻
St_Rev
This seems important, and there's a related point that I've only seen mentioned once, in a comment thread on an econ blog.Discussion of R0 tends to treat it as a
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WritersFrock
WritersFrock
That Sunday Times article is well worth the read, but it confirms what lots of us who had listened to people like @globalhlthtwit had been saying from the start. Unlike
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🌷pantat kau🦋
ikanselarkuning
"All households with at least one Singaporean member will receive a one-off $100 sum to cover their utility bills, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat announced.[...]It is a way of
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David Rothkopf
djrothkopf
Testing, testing & testing. Social distancing. Providing healthcare workers & institutions with the resources they need. Providing free access to healthcare to all & health coverage for those who've lost
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