#Mitigation

Wes Pegden

WesPegden

We have entered Phase II (or is it XXII?) of the COVID "discussion": gathering signatures for petitions.In some sense it is the perfect phase for this moment, which involves remarkably

Blake Rutherford

blakerutherford

Trump says the United States federal government is a "back up." I wonder if all the people who voted for him because he was strong leader will finally realize how

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jvipondmd

OK here's what I really think. 1/https://twitter.com/jvipondmd/status/1387519641799462914 "The notion that there is a direct linear relationship b/w restrictions and viral spread is not the experience of this pandemic." Refere

American Scientist

AmSciMag

Happening RIGHT NOW!We'll be live tweeting the highlights of this talk. #COVID19 #DataScience 1/https://twitter.com/SigmaXiSociety/status/1319005860232941569 Infectious disease modeling? Translates assumptions into quantitative estimate

Kurt Eichenwald

kurteichenwald

Historically, when confronted by a transformed economy, the best businesses - large & small - accept the change & adapt. The rest fail.I have a friend who runs a small

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

I have been working on pandemic outbreaks for 15 years.There is a misunderstanding of the difference between the response in much of the West, versus successful countries (including New Zealand

Rev. Scott Anthony ⭐️⭐️⭐️

ScottAnthonyUSA

THREAD: What I am about to show you are cold facts. They are not opinion. This is all data compiled from reputable sources including:- CDC- WHO- NY Times- Washington Post-

WRI Restoration

restoreforward

THREAD: Two new articles in @naturesustainab and @ScienceMagazine share skepticism on the climate benefits of growing trees. Some thoughts from our team on some misleading media coverage surrounding them:http://ow.ly/sWNi50AfJLo 2.The

Mika McKinnon

mikamckinnon

This is a very popular question where the answer is frustrating because it’s almost, but not quite, the right question.Simple version: False.Thread for complicated version.https://twitter.com/yashar/status/1307803946480619520 All active f

Dominique Heinke

Epi_D_Nique

A few thoughts on this... (Other folks who know much more than me should definitely chime in! Looking at you @Theresa_Chapple @JasonSalemi @COVKIDProject @EpiEllie!) Mini thread. 1/nhttps://twitter.com/profemilyoster/status/1314572214621143

Michael Otsuka

MikeOtsuka

Please read story below & call on your university management to LAUNCH THE SURVEY described below if they refuse to always notify instructor & students that someone with whom they've

David Jacobs

DrJacobsRad

In assessing Canada's response to COVID-19, we must do so in the context of the information available, past precedent, and adherence to best practices.To begin with, the information available from

Dr. Kelly Hereid

KellyHereid

Lot of action on catastrophe modeling jobs in the last few weeks! Here's a thread, if you're into natural hazards, geoscience, climate, etc. and need a gig, come have a

Marc Lipsitch

mlipsitch

I agree with a lot of this thread. Primarily - in any time, but especially these days, it is inspiring to see a government agency release data, get bad press,

Karam Bales

karamballes

1/ Thread: Masks and schools, what does SAGE say?Classrooms have a high risk of transmission, social distancing should be maintained, where it cant be maintained masks and other motivations are

Uli Volz

UliVolz

Delighted to have contributed an article to the latest edition of the @IMFNews's Finance & Development magazine, which focuses on 'Rethinking Global Resilience'. It also includes great pieces by @JosephEStiglitz,