#SARS

TheJournal.ie

thejournal_ie

Coronavirus: A number of examples were given at tonight's NPHET briefing of how gatherings are allowing SARS-CoV-2 to spread in Ireland. Here's a thread of those examples.http://jrnl.ie/5188164t There are 392

Melanie Simms

SimmsMelanie

I have seen an increasing discussion about how long recovery from COVID-19 is taking. I thought it might be helpful to outline my recover from (likely) SARS* in 2003. It's

Claudina MICHAL-TEITELBAUM

MartinFierro769

1/n La question est importante: doit-on régler nos vies sur le taux de remplissage des lits de réa par des patients Covid+?https://twitter.com/corinne_depagne/status/1315038775639146496 2/n Je pense, d'une part, qu'en tant que

Céline Gounder, MD, ScM, FIDSA

celinegounder

1/ Here's another way to think about @US_FDA emergency use authorization of convalescent plasma. This is OPERATION SLOWDOWN, *not* Operation Warp Speed. You want data on what works and what

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

New: CDC says don’t use antibody tests yet: “It cannot be assumed that individuals w/ truly +antibody test are protected. Serologic testing should not be used to determine immune status

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Just published @CellCellPress "SARS-CoV-2 elicits robust, broad and highly functional memory T cell responses, suggesting that natural exposure or infection may prevent recurrent episodes of severe COVID-19" https://www.cell.com/c

angela raffle

angelaraffle

@CMO_England @FPH @uksciencechief @SMC_London @muirgray @PHE_Screening @AllysonPollock @IndependentSage -whole thread-The UK has 20+ years’ experience delivering evidence-based, systematic, high quality screening programmes, delivering mo

Thiago Carvalho

CyrilPedia

'Because COVID19 is a multisystem condition, understanding the recovery and rehabilitation process in infectious-disease survivors is also important; however, this aspect of infectious-disease treatment is highly neglected.'@theayre

Christy Harrison, MPH, RD

chr1styharrison

High BMI is NOT a risk factor for hospitalization, mechanical ventilation, or mortality in COVID-19, according to this large new study of 10,000+ people with the virus (CW: weight-stigmatizing language,

Architects for Social Housing

9thfloor

'Today, the most pressing issue to have arisen is whether a global vaccination programme is needed to end the coronavirus crisis. This question is so important that a debate urgently

jan homolak

JanHomolak

A bizzare story of Croatia and COVID-19 spiced up with potentially problematic use of scientific methodology? /thread [2/2] …(1/25) @GordanLauc supports his point by attaching an image of @ResearchGate account

Jason Pogue

jpogue1

I promise that if #hydroxychloroquine was an effective therapy for #covid19 we would tell you. Many of us (myself definitely included) were hopeful that it would be at the onset

ayo🥳.

The0nlyAyo

A THREAD ON DIFFERENT TWEEPS AND HOW THEY’D HAVE SEEM IN HIGH SCHOOL1. Ejikem seems to be that A rounder student that everyone hates cause he wouldn’t associate himself with

Don Taylor

donaldhtaylorjr

1/n To reopen schools, have football, economy fully recover we must control the spread of SARS COV 2. We are now failing. It will take:*massive testing capability with 24-36hr turnaround

Vusumuzi

SlwaneToYou

Getting into property is very capital intensive. Are there alternatives? Sure, you could buy shares in a REIT (real estate investment trust) - say it like ‘treat’. Not my cup

Amy 🦓

skepticalzebra

THREAD: Lancet comment on eliminationSo, ICYMI there's a Lancet comment piece doing the rounds, shared by several prominent proponents of Zero Covid, comparing countries that opted for elimination, to those