#Cases

Eric Topol

EricTopol

One monstrous wave, 3 phases, onto new heights, with no plan A @nytgraphics explainer by @LaurenLeatherby https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/10/15/us/coronavirus-cases-us-surge.html?campaign_id=9&emc=edit_nn_20201015&instance_

Sara Chang

ChangSara

1/ Now that time has passed, there is data to begin to look at the impact of the #BeirutBlast on #COVID19 in #Lebanon . Did it contribute to exponential growth?

David Montgomery

dhmontgomery

#COVID19 hospitalization rates in Minnesota continue to trend upward, however you measure it — admissions by admission date, admissions by date reported, or actual bed use: MN reported high case

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

ashishkjha

You know about dramatic increases in cases, hospitalizations across USSurge began after labor dayBut one state has done well during this timeBig state that would move national numbersAnd what they've

David Fisman

DFisman

Just to put in perspective how critically important @Mesoy640 's seroprevalence data is: Denmark, 2.7% seropositive for COVID19Recognized cases = 4830.Population = 5.6 million.Crudely (this is all aggregate) 2.7% seroprev

Olivia Paschal

oliviacpaschal

New from me: I analyzed COVID-19 confirmed cases and deaths data across the rural South. Here's what I found (brief thread, sorry)https://www.facingsouth.org/2020/05/here%27s-what%27s-driving-rural-souths-covid-19-outbreaks All of the r

Anumita Kaur

anumitakaur

It wasn't until the Guam Legislature's briefing today, which displayed a COVID-19 timeline, that I realized I've been reporting in earnest on the pandemic since February. It's mid-May. Many others,

Meaghan Kall

kallmemeg

The @PHE_uk Variant Technical Briefing 10 now published Confirms B.1.617.2 upgraded to a VOC due to transmissibility concerns (at least as infectious as B.1.1.7) and steep rises in case numbershttps://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/govern

dasPost-CV

dasvee

1/ Another thing I don't understand about the herd immunity strategy:Herd immunity accepts higher infection rates, and higher simultaneous cases.Therefore it expects higher loads on health systems.So it requires even

Matt Volz

mattvolz

Despite Gov. Steve Bullock calling a press conference about how Montana’s health care system is under stress from COVID hospitalizations, MT health officials won't release complete statewide numbers about hospital

Kelley K * covid-georgia.com

kelleykphoto

1/ There's a "School Aged COVID-19 Surveillance Report" out from @GaDPH about COVID among kids 0-22. It's got some good information, but not a lot we didn't already know, and

Daniel Howdon

danielhowdon

To put in context: in the last 8 weeks of registrations, 1,117 cases have featured COVID-19 on the death certificate, and in ~25% of cases it was not underlying cause.

FOX 10 Phoenix

FOX10Phoenix

#BREAKING: @AZDHS confirms there are now more than 5,000 coronavirus cases in #Arizona. MORE:https://bit.ly/2U6qmUh

Danny Boy

Care2much18

This is popping up everywhere as an example of an expert getting a prediction laughably wrong.Make no mistake, it IS laughably wrong - today.But you have to consider what this

Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉

ASlavitt

We are now at a point where we have to name the states where there is NOT broad spread. Only places with very active management in the Northeast and California

💧😷Queen Victoria

Vic_Rollison

It seems @rachelbaxendale and @Australian are misrepresenting covid data to make it look like Victoria doesn’t contact trace as well as NSW. They’ve played a trick by leaving international arrival