#Cases

SK

karthikadhaigal

(Thread)Will try to bring some clarity to the on going covid second waveYes, the situation is bad but don't panic(1/n) 1. Why more cases?No one knows what causes 2nd waves.

Tomas Pueyo

tomaspueyo

When I said that the US is having one Wuhan a day (50k/day #coronavirus cases in the US vs. 50k for all time in Wuhan), many people responded: "You can't

Susan Mitchell

susmitchellSBP

Much talk of schools. This is what experts at Bloomberg’s School of Health at John Hopkins Univ say about reopening schools, in the MOST comprehensive report yet analysing the key

Chris Vanderveen

chrisvanderveen

TUESDAY #COVID19Colorado UpdateHeadline: "Ok. Let's all take a breath now. Been a big day." HOSPITALIZATIONS(covid+ ONLY) Today: 538 (up 25 from yesterday) Last week: 417#9news POSITIVITY Nearing that 7%... At

Ashton Merck

awmerck

Disrupting the Cause Lawyering Narrative -- great panel by 3 early career scholars that questions how we should define and understand "cause lawyering" -- #ASLH2019 (thread 1/13) Alexandra Havrylyshyn begins

Luke Field 🌃🦉

LukePField

#COVID19Ireland update, 2 September:29,114 (+89) total cases.Another person with coronavirus has died. The death toll is now 1,777 following the de-listing of some cases.Ireland's COVID-19 tracker app is here: http://gov.ie/en/service/d

laur / gluchie @ aai2 & dgs1

milesedgeworthy

i hope this hasn’t been done yet but one has to go: ace attorney edition thread! one has to go: main trilogy one has to go: sequel games one has

John Ziegler

Zigmanfreud

Now that we’ve reached 3 weeks from the CA shutdown, it is important to evaluate the data & set down some rational markers for evaluating what @GavinNewsom has done &

Nisha Thampi

NishaOttawa

COVID-19 cases (at least one staff) confirmed at 5 Ottawa schools -This was to be expected. In recent weeks, we'd see up to 5 school-aged kids/day positive for COVID-19 at

Trivedi

RXTrivedi

A month inApril 10, 2020. It has been a month since the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. Things are very different than they were, and this will continue

Jessie Hawkins, PhD

drjessiehawkins

*Thread* Why is the death toll so low? Is it true that we have the "lowest fatality rate in the world?" No. Far from it. And really and truly, I

Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉

ASlavitt

NOW: We are back to where we were in March when we didn’t have enough tests.Then we hadn’t prepared.Now we have too many cases and no national approach.What this means.

Lisa Kramer

LisaKramer

In Canada, provinces have jurisdiction over both healthcare and education. In my province of Ontario, some terrible things have happened in the past week. A thread. #onpoli #onted 1. Yesterday

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

New analysis of sequence data suggests the current US COVID-19 outbreak sparked in mid-Feb. As well as providing insights how the epidemic started, I think this has some important implications

Isaac Bogoch

BogochIsaac

1/ Eventually we will see a decoupling of new #COVID19 cases from hospitalizations as population-level immunity grows (through vaccination & recovery from natural infection), especially among those at greatest risk

Dr. Mira Maximos PharmD MSc ACPR

miramaximos

1/6This trajectory is worrisome. Brief from my perspective as to why:https://twitter.com/jkwan_md/status/1380522746652848135 2/6 presence of VOCB.1.1.7 lineage being increasingly detected. This variant has been linked to higher transmissib