#Pubs

Bethan Jones

_Bethan_Jones_

As the UK moves out of lockdown, shielding will come to an end in the next few weeks. I often talk about other people’s health experiences as part of my

SouKouKeuR

lesoukoukeur

[THREAD]Comment on évite un maximum les blocages Ce sont nos pratiques, qui marchent pour nous pas une vérité unique et indiscutable 1) Le compte solide du mediabuyer.On a 7

Beth Popp Berman

epopppp

I cut 3000 words on the rise of economics in U.S. housing policy this week. In tribute (and since blogs are dead), I turned it into a very long Twitter

Erin K O'Brien MD

ErinOBrienMD

#Otolaryngology has 0.8% Black MDs, one of the lowest #’s of any specialty. We outline some reasons why: over reliance on biased metrics (Step 1, AOA, grades, letters of rec)

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Sorry this has taken me so long but I have a definite answer to your question. Drinking age people (19-24) have a far higher incidence than school age people (15-18).And

Benedict Jones

BenedictJones_

This is my gran, Ann. She's turns 92 next month. She's one of my favourite people in the world and I've spent literally thousands of hours drinking tea with her

Phil Syrpis

syrpis

Perhaps inadvertently, Rishi Sunak and Gillian Keegan have, in their comments about 're-skilling', drifted into what I think is *very* interesting territory. A thread on the new normal, resistance to

David Collins

DavidCollinsST

BREAK: The Leaders of all ten councils in Greater Manchester, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham and Deputy Mayor Baroness Bev Hughes have released their unified position on the

Prof. Devi Sridhar

devisridhar

I look at what’s happening in several U.S. states including my home state Florida; I look at Israel and Spain and Iran and...and I know that everyone wants the economy

Kelly Dawson

atthecrosswalk

"special needs" is not an accepted term in the disability community. yet, it is used repeatedly to describe us in major pubs—and that's a big problem. to explain why, i

Prof Fiona de Londras

fdelond

Most mornings this week I've been w colleagues on #UCUstrikes picket lines. I'm proud that many @bhamlaw profs & readers have also been there. We are not leaving it to

Dr Naks ♥️

Tshi_Nakanyane

I'm not an economist but one should be able to tell how bad things could ho wrong should we relax our lock down rules. From my point of view [a

Stephen Reicher

ReicherStephen

On 20th April, SPI-B issued a paper with guidance on principles for updating COVID guidance, including changes to lockdown: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/895857/S0539_Behavio

Hugh Casswell

HughCasswell

Some thoughts on the seemingly inevitable "local lockdown" in Nottingham while we wait for more news. A thread:Firstly, it's unlikely to be a full-blown lockdown like that of earlier in

Professor Philip Nolan

President_MU

It is reasonable to ask: why close restaurants and pubs if there are so few outbreaks associated with those environments? However, this is misreading and misinterpreting the data on outbreaks

Danny Boy

Care2much18

I'll try write a few words of helpful advice, because all I am seeing is unhelpful anger: 1. Focus on what you control. You can't decide if pubs are open