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Kmele
kmele
Is it so impossible to believe most people are upset by the prospect of losing their livelihoods on account of a pandemic + mandatory stay-at-home orders? Millions newly unemployed. Palpable
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Jaideep Gupte
JaiGupte
95% of #covid19 cases occur in urban areas. We must unreservedly focus on it as an urban challenge. There is real risk of being blindsided by epidemiological responses that treat
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Leonard Pascual
drbrainhacker
This is why we shouldn't base our expectations on a curve based on date tested. The shape of the curve of the deaths and recoveries looks exactly like the main
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Dale Wen
dale_wen
Case study from China: aerosol transmission can happen well over 2 meters. Like many other studies that have confirmed the virus is airborne, the case shows the inadequacy of the
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G Raghuram
UntergrundmannG
It's not that the @WHO did anything commendable, but the #cluelessness of those #idiot twitterati who've decided to signal their "IAmVerySmart"-ness dumping on WHO - certainly needs to be called
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Trevor Tombe
trevortombe
Today's COVID vaccination update:- Total shots given: 14,924,694- Shots per 100 people: 39.3- Shots reported today: 356,627- Inventory: 11.9 days (at avg pace)- Adults w/ 1+ Shots: 43.5%Source: https://covid19tracker.ca/vaccinationtrack
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Sandrine Thuret
thudrine
The lab latest paper by @ChideLucia on hippocampal progenitors aging and how this relates to human #cognitive #aging via nutrient-sensing pathways. In collaboration with @petrouliet @richdobson @DrClaireSteves @KingsIoPPN @KingsCollegeLon @The_MRC
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Trevor Tombe
trevortombe
Today's COVID vaccination update:- Total shots given: 13,420,148- Shots per 100 people: 35.3- Shots reported today: 288,277- Inventory: 5.9 days (at avg pace)- Adults w/ 1+ Shots: 39.1%Source: https://covid19tracker.ca/vaccinationtracke
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Aaron Derfel
Aaron_Derfel
1) Montrealers can be forgiven for feeling a bit confused by now. Six days ago, the city’s top public health officer issued her starkest warning over the #COVID19 pandemic. Today,
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gianluca c 🏴☠️🇻🇪
gianlucac1
DISCLAIMER ON ECONOMIC DATA DURING COVID19: 1/it is true. Most medical/epidemiological papers on Covid19 are garbageBut the economic projections are even worse if anyThat is why we are not making
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Richard Chambers
newschambers
It's exactly six months to the day that the first case of #COVID19 was confirmed in the Republic.It's mindboggling. When you think of everything that's happened since then. All of
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Stever Robbins
SteverRobbins
The argument for reopening is economic. The argument for staying inside is health/epidemiological. The economy was made up by humans. The virus will spread and kill regardless. Seems to me
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Colin J. Carlson, Ph.D.
wormmaps
Can I talk to the public as a modeler for a second?I've been training for something like this for 10 years. I've been doing outreach, posting, publishing and now I'm
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Steve Forden
mammuthus
Worth a read. The apparent (unless James is missing something obvious and I don't think he is) lack of calibration in some of the epidemiological modelling is very strange. I
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David M. Perry
Lollardfish
The vast majority of Americans have voluntarily isolated themselves, at great financial and emotional cost, in order to protect their communities. It's the most impressive civic-minded act I've ever seen
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Robert E Kelly
Robert_E_Kelly
1/ Blame-shifting to the WHO isn’t tough to figure out: 1. It’s an international organization, which Americans are generally cool to and conservatives fervently hate2. It’s weak. Blaming the governors
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