#Covid

Michael Carmody

EmJaeCaer

So today I had the misfortune of a “incarcerated umbilical hernia”. Basically my body twisted around itself and cut off myself from myself.I really don’t understand it. Just felt wrong.I

Matthew Bottomley

BottoMatt

Imperial report highlights our responses to the epidemic - 2 points interest me the most: "improve the way information and guidance is provided to and understood by the public" and

Jon Townsend

jon_townsend3

Contrary to this myth COVID-19 deaths are uneventful. Heard an ICU nurse state: "As I’m sure you’re aware, when it kills, it’s an incredibly horrific suffocating death that is so

Sanah Bhimani

SanahBhimani

Okay I know I have a small following but if even 1 of you shared this information/thread, it'd SOO be worth it. Biochemists from my chemical biologist best friend's grad

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Central problem-if as DC said, he had no symptoms and his wife didn’t have Covid symptoms, why go to Durham in such haste?-if neither were sure they had Covid, it

Tom Swann

Tom_Swann

The Public Servant who is the CEO of the Nev Power commission says he doesn't know which Departments the Commission's manufacturing taskforce has been speaking with. Other than the department

Amber Schmidtke, PhD

AmberSchmidtke

No COVID data today from @GaDPH reminds me that public health infrastructure (including IT needs) isn't built overnight & budget cuts make it harder for them to do their already

Cindy McLennan 🗽💉💉

cindymclennan

I'm home from getting my first dose of the Moderna vaccine for COVID-19. Thank you, Ms. @DollyParton. I'm home from getting my second dose of the Moderna vaccine for COVID-19.

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

150 days into the pandemic, America has reached a COVID-19 milestone many may not hear about. At 501 COVID-19 deaths/million, we're halfway to 1 of every 1,000 Americans *dying of*—not

NoelCaslerComedy

CaslerNoel

We need to wake up tomorrow morning and face the fact that as a Nation we will not get thru this with Trump in charge. If he was a pitcher

Peter Ellis

ellis2013nz

I've been thinking hard about test positivity rates and how they impact on difficulty of estimating incidence and prevalence when there aren't random samples from the population. Blog post with

Center for Antiracist Research

AntiracismCtr

In memorandum of the historic loss of American Indian or Alaska Native (AIAN) lives, we are bringing attention to the lasting impact of North American colonization that continues to create

Tonda MacCharles

TondaMacC

Government documents reveal a slow start to Canada's COVID-19 response | CBC Newshttps://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/covid-19-government-documents-1.5528726?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar Along with this, two good stories from CBC buro today:https://www.cb

Shorty D

DunawayHayden

This is very trueHowever, according to recent studies 50-85x more people have been infected with Covid then previously thought.Only the people with strong symptoms are being tested which results in

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

Smart, honest academics can have different views on COVID policies because1 God did not give us tablets with answers2 There are trade-offs3 There is uncertainty, and different scientists handle uncertainty

Trisha Greenhalgh 😷 #CovidIsAirborne

trishgreenhalgh

*NEW* editorial by me (+ team):Rapid reviews of PPE (personal protective equipment for healthcare workers) - an update.Policymakers: you might want to read this in full.https://www.cebm.net/covid-19/editors-commentary-rapid-reviews-of-ppe-an-update/