#SARSCOV2

Kulvinder Kaur MD

dockaurG

1/ US & UK media finally reporting what we've known for months from published peer-reviewed research by leading scientists: pre-existing cross-protective Tcell immunity & strong Tcell responses bode well for

Richard Neher

richardneher

Some people claim #SARSCoV2 is much more widespread than we think and not so dangerous after all. While it is true that #COVID19 cases and deaths are underreported, keep in

James Taylor

jxtx

Can we talk about genomic data sharing for #covid19 #SARSCoV2 research? There is a great data portal from @NCBI, but only had ~173 genomes and ~41 raw sequencing read data

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ So let’s be clear: long-haul #Covid is a joke. This article is a joke. #sarscov2 is a respiratory virus that can cause cardiovascular problems in vulnerable people; there is

Laurie Garrett

Laurie_Garrett

Ten % of the population of #Iceland has been tested for #SARSCoV2 -- whether or not they have #COVID19. And:- 0.3%-0.8% of Iceland's population is infected- about 50% of those

Sumit Middha

bioinfosm

Great to see @MayoClinic work on #COVID2019 with this antibody IgG IgM test coming up .. seems to have @US_FDA EUA done with Cellexhttps://www.biospace.com/article/fda-approves-1st-covid-19-antibody-test/?TrackID=16 #COVID19 #SARSCoV2 for good measur

John P. Hussman

hussmanjp

In the U.S., the notion of 100,000 fatalities "ultimately" or "in the coming months" reflects (my view) incomplete modeling of "shadow" case dynamics, and lag structure between initial case report

Constantinos Tsioutis

TsioutisC

First case of documented #COVID19 reinfection. Second infection (asymptomatic-with elevated CRP) 142d later, by a genetically different #SARSCoV2 strain. Implications:- As in other coronaviruses, reinfection possible.- Immunity from 1st may

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ This is the definition of a straw man argument. The question is not whether #sarscov2 was “manufactured” by China, but whether it might be a modified version of a

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ This is fiction. In the most basic sense: it compares a made-up and unverifiable estimate of what might have happened if lockdowns had not occurred with actual death counts

Dr Emma Hodcroft

firefoxx66

When a scientist says "This paper doesn't show this" or "We don't have enough evidence to say"They are not saying it's wrong. Or that it will never be shown. They

Anne Wyllie

awyllie13

AND IT’S LIVE: our latest pre-print, on the use of saliva as a diagnostic sample for #SARSCoV2 testing, from the massive team effort on Yale’s #COVID19 response @YaleSPH @YaleEMD @YaleMed

Saman Nematollahi

TxID_Edu

2 more studies about obesity and #COVID19Obesity w/ #SARSCoV2 and ventilationRetrospective, 124 pts- showed that obesity may be a risk factor for worse outcomes in #COVID19 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/32271993 https://twitter.com/TxID_E

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

A thread on #SARSCoV2 mutations and what they might mean for the #COVID19 vaccination and immunity, in which I predict it will take the virus a few years to mutate

Cameron J Stockwell 🔬 👨🏼‍🔬🧬

ScienceManCam

So how do we test for #COVID19? A thread#COVID_19 is caused by a virus called #SARSCoV2 which is a non-living particle with genetic material that is surrounded by proteins and

Dr Zoë Hyde

DrZoeHyde

(1/5) Study of #SARSCoV2 antibody prevalence in children from Bavaria, Germany, showing infections in children were 6 times higher than PCR tests suggested, and that young & older children were