#Epidemiologists

Andrew Chen

andrewtychen

Should be on Morning Report around 0845 talking digital contact tracing eep 0745, glad I woke up early make that 0740, which is now in the past In summary: we

jack Lord oatkon

Bookhimdannom1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBO0xshSX2w&feature=emb_rel_endCOVID Criminals Accused of Crimes Against HumanityThe Pushback AGAINST Covid crimes begins! The German Investigation Into the Covid Scandalhttps://www.globalresearch.ca/vide

Sander Wagner

sanderwagner

Starting a thread summarizing Coronavirus research.Disclaimer: I am not an epidemeologist and studies are being produced very quickly and on often sketchy and problematic data. I will try my best

Jamie Woodhouse

JamieWoodhouse

Thank you for holding the #Lockdown!So important, as ~1 in 14 UK people (4.7 million) may have #COVID19.Maybe 1 in 8 in London.That means there are infected people in

WorldCoffeeResearch

WCoffeeResearch

What can we learn about pandemics from looking at the history of plant epidemics? This week we’re going to dive down on coffee leaf rust, the most dastardly of coffee

Mikey Kay

MikeyKayNYC

#COVID19| THREADImportant scientific update from the @TheLancet — one of the world’s oldest medical journals used by many epidemiologists I have spoken to for navigating COVID.*Ignore the political BS, read

Chris Masterjohn

ChrisMasterjohn

Here's my interview with Gabriela Gomes on herd immunity and COVID-19.https://youtu.be/egN8oXFBTWk Gabriela Gomes is Professor of Mathematics and Statistics at University of Strathclyde Glasgow and corresponding author of the rece

Norlaine Thomas

Norlaine

Certain people in our media seem to feel it is their job to find something that the federal government is doing wrong in handling #COVID19 and broadcast it. They are

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Breaking—A person who attended Trump’s Michigan rally just tested positive for coronavirus after Saginaw-area rally, Michigan officials say. 10,000 attended the partially-indoor MAGA rally. #COVID19. We epidemiologists warned it was

Ezra Klein

ezraklein

My column last week was about whether regulators in America have been too cautious, so afraid of the consequences of getting a decision wrong that they've cost lives through inaction

James Wilson

jamewils

My blog post in #MinistryofFacts is here.ARE WE TESTING INTELLIGENTLY?Now after analysing the present trend, my analysis show that Indian may cross 80,000 infections by 15th May and 1,00,000 infections

Limited Independent Variety

HenningStrandin

How to be a good amateur epidemiologist *thread*I'm a philosopher of science by training. So, while I'm not a scientist, science is my object of study. This seems like a

Ben Casselman

bencasselman

The U.S. is facing a tidal wave of small business failures this fall if the federal government doesn’t provide a new round of financial assistance.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/01/business/economy/small-businesses-coronavirus.html?refer

Peter Castleden

peter_castleden

When a new virus emerges, there is naturally a reaction to worry in the absence of data. Epidemiologists will then typically use theoretical models to project the impact of the

Gro-Tsen

gro_tsen

Let me try to explain a point which I think isn't widely known: in computing attack rates, the distribution of infectious contacts a person MAKES is less important than the

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

“There are next to no ICU beds [left] in a city of 20 million" — Delhi hospitals are overwhelmed and collapsing without any oxygen left. BBC journalist @yogital reports.