#Covid

Newman Nahas

NahasNewman

1/ Schools. The most common response I hear: “I want to open them too . . . but not until we have gotten spread under control.” Here is why this

Emily Rauhala

emilyrauhala

One of the toughest questions ahead: Once there is a safe and reliable vaccine, how do you divvy it up? Today, the WHO gave us their initial answer, which will

Ishant Juyal

juyal_ishant

In these difficult times, I often ask myself that how I can help. The answer was always very unclear until recently, hence I refrained from talking about it online. But

Rachel Honey-Jones 🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

RHoneyJones

If the general public had seen an intensive care unit during this epidemic; I promise you they would be barricading themselves indoors. This is me saying good bye to my

fadwa 🖤 is ruined by Cemetery Boys

litfever

I'm starting my morning right, and by that I mean work isn't busy so i'm about to suffer through the covid erotica Live thread incoming, mute #covidbanging if you don't

mack

mackenxiejane

PSA Trop Smoothie on Hall & Hayes has an employee who tested positive for Covid-19. Management gave the employee the option to continue working though they are sick.Management also stated

Kathleen Knight, PhD

KathleenSKnight

The start of a field season is always busy - planning logistics, orienting new teams, & doing time-sensitive research.This year it was more challenging due to #COVID & I’m proud

Briahna Joy Gray

briebriejoy

Over 50 million people just became unemployed in a country with an employer based health care system.During a pandemic.Insuring 20 mil via the ACA is meaningful, but ignoring a solution

Coronavirus Disease Tracker 🤖 #COVID19

COVID19Tracker

Read this thread for information on the bot and how to understand the COVID-19 update tweets. Updated for bot version 10.5, dated 2020-04-13. Cases, dead, and recovered counts are from

Brian Lang

ProResBri

While there is good reason to believe Regeneron’s antibody cocktail will be a good therapeutic for covid, calling it a ‘cure’ is stupid and dangerous. First of all, Trump’s treatment

Doug Saunders

DougSaunders

I wrote a cars-not-bikes column. Please pray for my mentions at this difficult time.(Actually a transit-not-cars-or-bikes column written by a cyclist, but I won't be saved by that nuance)https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-t

Anton Muscatelli

UofGVC

Higher Education is at risk at this unprecedented and challenging time. Sector-wide support will be crucial to help universities mitigate the disruption caused by COVID-19...https://twitter.com/alistairjarvis/status/1253214208692543488 The ideas, ski

Joanna Frketich

jfrketich

This thread contains @TheSpec #Covid_19 coverage for April 15#CoronavirusPandemic has now claimed 10 lives in #HamOnt , including 62-year-old Carolyn Hamelinhttps://www.thespec.com/news/hamilton-region/2020/04/15/covid-19-has-now-claimed-10-lives-in-

Nations are still useful🖖

Qurioser

Time for a running mask-thread since this BS isn’t going away.https://twitter.com/ColleenHuberNMD/status/1273947592057995268 https://twitter.com/GeneralDilley/status/1275141601229062144?s=20 https://twitter.com/JamesTodaroMD/status/128956

Darin Friedrichs

crushspread

Some friends from Wuhan are on a high-speed train to Shanghai and we're planning to get brunch tomorrow. The idea that the US could open up the economy, or fight

Claire

vcmcguire

We talk about #FlattenTheCurve mostly in terms of not exceeding hospital capacity. But the other benefit is that by delaying infections we give researchers more time to understand the virus