#Asymptomatic

Jaw-dropping @BBCRadio4 interview w VC of University of Manchester: surprised by rapidity of outbreaks!; claims the main problem was failure to sufficiently communicate to students the need to follow guidelines!
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THREAD: The Santuario de San Antonio Parish holds a webinar “What to do when COVID hits home: Solutions for the current surge," with Dr. Anna Lisa Ong-Lim as the guest
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At 11:20PM CESU Valenzuela called to inform me that i’m positive. Now i’m just waiting for them to pick me up since according sa protocol, i need to be in
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Welcome to PopSci’s weekly #COVID19 Twitter Q&A. We’re here to provide informed, measured answers to your questions about the global coronavirus pandemic. Reply below or use the #AskPopSci hashtag to
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COVID Update October 15: We started bad but THEN we got worse. Now is our chance. Since May 10th, when the worst of Italy and the U.S. had passed, we
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Should guidelines be evidence-based?The PCR test works by duplicating the genetic material in a sample to a point where a specific genetic sequence is detected. Ct is the cycle threshold.
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Before I decide someone is an idiot, I often actually follow through and really consider their idea, approach, or solution to a problem. Come along with me while we examine
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"Tips for Physically (and Mentally) Surviving in a #Pandemic Where One-Third of the Population Are Selfish Morons"I'm an essential worker with a history of major depression and anxiety. I proactively
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It’s so mind-blogging to see @AdrianaLaGrange talk like we’ve done great with handling pandemics in schools. Here’s my experience, for what it’s worth. In September I was genuinely terrified. Like,
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1/ A few charts to place the covid-19 situation in @Allegheny_Co into context (thanks to data from @HealthAllegheny public site). Note that the data (e.g., case counts, deaths) is regularly
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Why lifting lockdown quickly is an absolutely moronic and counterproductive policy. (THREAD)I'm not the first to post this but given the amount of senseless & foolish columns in The Telegraph,
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In January 1918, the horrors of World War I were in their final year, and MLB was preparing for its 16th season. But beneath the surface, another deadly battle was
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As most states begin to reopen, we should remember that while there are some signs of hope and improvement, this pandemic is still far from over. (1/24) Public health experts
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1/ Highest priority for school reopening. Enforce:-face masks at all times (everyone)-physical distancing (limit numbers)Though worthy, these are lower priority. Implement as time/money permit:-wash/ hand sanitizing stations-improved ventil
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COVID Update October 24: I spent the day reviewing data with & from the White House team in the spread of COVID-19.The latest rush of new cases is very concerning.
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So here we go, at last. After months of foggy optimism, Australia has been forced to acknowledge that the virus is in the community, largely asymptomatic and therefore impossible to
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