#Virus

Lord Moylan

danielmgmoylan

Here is a defence of mass testing now from @devisridhar in the @guardian - the key sentence is: "All those who are virus-carriers would be put into a mandatory two-week

Linsey Marr

linseymarr

Let's talk about #airborne transmission of #SARSCOV2 and other viruses. A discussion is needed to improve accuracy and reduce fear associated with the term. /1 The virus can be released

Steven Schooner

ProfSchooner

Following the news that the Navy has relieved the Roosevelt's commander, I'm reminded of @DougStantonBook's chilling book, IN HARM'S WAY, in which the Navy exonerated McVay, the Indianapolis's commander, but

Alheli Picazo

a_picazo

Mental health aspects those who oppose mitigation efforts never seem to consider: 1. The mental health of doctors and nurses fighting to save the lives of covid patients, who have

Lucian DiPeso

luciandipeso

Antivaxxers like to talk about "doing the research," but seem woefully inept at interpreting evidence. They depend entirely on what the author claims to have done. But, that's not evidence:

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ A reader points to a VERY worrisome finding in the @cdcgov Chicago nursing home report: patients L19, a 49-year-old staffer, and M20, a 77-year-old resident - both had very

Jason K Lee, MD, FRCPC, FAAAAI, FACAAI

lee_jasonk

Tweetorial on antigenic drift of viruses. New strains of #COVID19 are inevitable. The virus is a single stranded RNA which is flimsy and prone to replication error like all single

Shane Harris

shaneharris

“The White House’s handling of the period between the first known symptoms—those of Hicks on Wednesday—and the president’s infection, which was confirmed about 1 a.m. Friday, is what experts considered

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JC_Henney

Look, social distancing, self-isolation, and quarantine are not a competition... and yet they are.I’m playing to win. And what does winning look like? Staying alive and healthy, and also preventing

Margot Cleveland

ProfMJCleveland

Hey @Acosta, here's a little timeline for you:Here’s a little timeline for 1/21: CDC “The current risk from this virus to the general public is low” and “for a family

BLUEPRINT 🇺🇸

BLUEPRINT_Q

Figured it out yet? It's glaringly obvious now.CCP allowed infected citizens to fly out of China around the world. The first US #COVID19 case arrived in Seattle the same day

Principal Scientific Adviser, Govt. of India

PrinSciAdvGoI

Points repeatedly highlighted yesterday need to be headlined. All must work *together* now, address urgent, immediate, needs. This is vital. Reduce, crush pandemic by following *appropriate behaviour now* rigorously everywhere.

Mookjuice

mookjuice

I saw plandemic. There’s plenty of sites debunking it so I won’t make my analysis that extensive. She said Ebola couldn’t infect human cells before she started working on the

Margot Cleveland

ProfMJCleveland

THREAD: Can we please just dump this binary shit about how to respond to coronavirus. We can open up and yet as individuals use extra care to keep virus from

Vapor Weyve

Nymphomachy

(cw: fatphobia)Saw this right-wing anti-mask meme blaming COVID fatalities on "comorbidities" and arguing ppl "shouldn't have to take responsibility for other people's health" and among all the other things wrong

Bansi Sharma

bansisharma

1. Good News on CoronaVirusBased on a WSJ article, I am going to highlight a few wondrous things.A new CNBC poll suggests that Americans are ready and willing to fight