#Outbreaks

Farzad Mostashari

Farzad_MD

1/ We have heard about a number of potential breakthroughs for COVID response- large scale/cheap testing, immune therapy, vaccine progress. But when it comes to "getting eyes on the outbreak"

Venkatesh Rao

vgr

Kinda interesting that the century of American globalization and the century of Chinese globalization both have a pandemic about 25 years in. I’d date the former to the 1893 Chicago

Purvesh Khatri

purveshkhatri

[Thread] 1/22 Check out our pan-virus analysis! Tremendous teamwork by @bitsoftime @adityarao95 Denis Dermadi, @jiaying_toh, @ladoctorajones @mdonato1138 and @yemlooo with our collaborators @LabHeath @isbsci and @yehudithasin and Yudong He

Dr. Chris Tufton

christufton

Join us in an hour for the official @themohwgovjm media/press briefing for #Covid19Jamaica today. It will be live on my Twitter + FB and @themohwgovjm website, Twitter + FB. Thanks

Narumi Momose

HardFastAndFree

What has changed from the past? Let me elaborate.1. The WHO wasn't headed by a total fuckwit like @DrTedros who was too busy covering up for the Chinese regime's lapses

Fatima Iqbal-Zubair

fatima4assembly

If CA’s #COVID-19 mortality rate was equal to the rate in San Quentin Prison, then *300,000+* Californians would have died. Where did we go wrong & how do we start

Fatima Al Sayah

Fatima_AlSayah

COVID-19 in Lebanon: What does the age distribution of confirmed cases tell us about under-reporting of cases?A comparison with South Korea China & Italy @mophleb @DRM_Lebanon @WHOLebanon @thehealthnerds

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW: Wed 15 April update of coronavirus trajectoriesDaily deaths:• US & UK may be peaking. Doesn’t mean battle is won, but very good news if true• Successes in dark blue:

Tomas Pueyo

tomaspueyo

Vitamin D: What's its role in fighting the #coronavirus?ThreadI was initially reluctant to look into it. I'm very skeptical of the supplement industry given that most supplements don't really work,

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

Hi, @gallagher_grant. I watched the whole interview with Dr. Bhopal. A few things. First, he suggests that herd immunity can be reached for #SARSCoV2 when between 25-45% of the population

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 27Thankfully, stable @ucsfhospitals, w/ 20 Covid cases, 5 on vents. Of 11 vent pts to date, just 1 has died, 5 were extubated, other 5

Donal Kane

EvilDoctorK

Coronavirus Travel Country Stats to 11th AprilNew Formatting getting ready for the UKsystem!'Change' now shows instead of red/green to avoid confusionNewcolumn showing # of vaccination doses a country has administeredMore

FreshRN

Kati_Kleber

Unexpected ways COVID impacts lower-income populations: An example from my community. In true nurse form, I’m going to SBAR this.[Thread] SITUATION: I’ve observed something unfold I’ve wanted to outline in

Grande Capo

VoLinxx

This is our final year. Please consider opening your hearts, to support #SaveFlintChallenge's Water The Planet campaign.Your donation or RT helps provide clean water, water filters, food boxes & hope

Katie Hampson

hampson_katie

A few thoughts from almost 20 yrs of contact tracing another deadly virus @rabidbites 1/n Even with modern tech (that I’m hopeful for), contact tracing comes down to manual detective

Tom Bollyky

TomBollyky

The U.S. 'early' travel ban wasn't early, it wasn't a ban, and it wasn't effective Worse still, the widespread use of travel bans by US & others have made us