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Aliens in the Family
TheFamilyAliens
San Francisco reported 730 overdose deaths last year, on a population of around 800k. Nearly one in a thousand known to be dead from drug overdoses. That makes Covid look
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Road Scholarz
roadscholarz
You may have come across the "BCG hypothesis" lately - strong correlation between universal #BCG vaccination & protection against #Covid19. See attached abstract as an example. These studies received much
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Mel Leonor
MelLeonor_
Social distancing in Virginia has slowed the spread of COVID-19. When restrictions start to ease, testing and tracing likely infections will be the only way to make sure cases don't
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James Lindsay, man of internet swagger
ConceptualJames
If this guy's math is right, and I find it to be generally convincing, we should expect to see 100,000-500,000 Americans die of Covid-19 *this month*, and his math only
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TheUndefinedMystic
pennycheck
How bad will the stock market get post election? A THREAD $SPY $VIXThe following is a list of things which are extremely likely to happen 1. Joe Biden wins the
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GodWontAddressStatutesAtJudgmentDay
Jteisele
I filed a FOIA with the Arkansas Department of Health requesting documents related to the Governor's advisory group re: high school sports and COVID-19. I received some preliminary responses to
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Andrew Bostom
andrewbostom
1/ Stanford Epidemiologist Dr. Ioannidis C19 review 10/7/20 on: C19 infection fatality ratio, dying with or from C19, years of life lost, herd immunity, Tcell immunity, & lockdowns & collateral
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Todd Ξ Herman
toddeherman
.@JayInslee, @GovInlslee pretends to like science & dataLockdown not based in science, social distancing invented by 14 y.o girl https://bit.ly/2ZHkkwv Japan Beat Covid: No Lockdowns or Mass Testing https://bloom.bg/2XDGIUW Wu
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Matt Chorley
MattChorley
Getting the balance right is really tough at the moment: of course we should hold the government to account but no good comes from getting hysterical about things we don't
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The New York Times
nytimes
The coronavirus will be with us for the foreseeable future. “Exactly how long,” one epidemiologist said, “remains to be seen.” Here’s what two recent analyses say about the shape the
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Natalie E. Dean, PhD
nataliexdean
THINK LIKE AN EPIDEMIOLOGIST:What does it mean that the median age of new cases is dropping in some areas? I see three possible explanations, not all good. A thread on
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David Steadson 🇦🇺🇸🇪🇪🇺🌍
DavidSteadson
An American friend asked me on Facebook "David, I've been reading about Sweden's "strategy." I'm so confused. How is this logical?"Here was my answer, which I think may help explain
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el gato malo
boriquagato
as we once more watch propogandists like @EricTopol barter the last dregs of their academic and scientific credibility for just one more round of fear mongering, i fear i must
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Tom Johnson
tojo132
This @HenryCordes article in the @OWHnews is misleading at best but dumbfounding if this is the current framework for @GovRicketts and Nebraska.https://www.omaha.com/livewellnebraska/health/study-projects-442-nebraska-deaths-777-in-iowa-in-first-wave
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Max M. Marin
MaxMMarin
timeline of the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. as told through the paintings of Norwegian painter Edvard MunchJanuary!! you don't even know where Iran is on the map, Rose, calm
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Misa
misapelater
Edgar #HopeSimpson’s description of the seasonal nature of influenza will be familiar to followers of @FatEmperor @boriquagato @EthicalSkeptic. Seasonality, however, was but one of 21 questions he raised about the
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