#Outbreaks

p.ramakoa

gedleyi

It’s been said before; SAs version of capitalism has always been overly comfortable with these kinds of life & death trade-offs. An attitude that can only be described as political

Justin Trudeau

JustinTrudeau

In order for our economy to reopen, we need to be able to quickly detect and control any future outbreaks through testing, contact tracing, and data collection. That’s why our

Danny Boy

Care2much18

In the coming weeks, a lot of people are going to die in Europe and some are remarkably blasé or uninformed about it.Europe-wide trends are following Florida trends of high

Gummi Bear

gummibear737

Most important thing u'll read today!A few days ago I posted this, about how Stockholm behaves according to predictions by @MLevitt_NP2013 (15-20%)To understand this, it is imperative that you understand

James Hasson

JamesHasson20

A thread on the election of China's handpicked Director-General, Tedros Ghebreyesus (the first non-physician to ever lead the organization, FWIW), and how he came to lead the organization tasked with

Prof. Christina Pagel

chrischirp

THREAD: The latest @PHE_uk weekly surveillance report makes for sobering reading - here are some key things that have not yet been widely reported - inc care homes & inequality.

David Fisman

DFisman

Schools are also an upstream enabler if the rest of our economy in a way that bars, gyms and restaurants are not.https://twitter.com/SarahAElton/status/1322137070228414465 Look, I’ve been saying for months now that

Nick Schifrin

nickschifrin

Before @realDonaldTrump announcement, senior Administration officials said they had two immediate goals re @WHO: Secure an acknowledgement of failure and a commitment to keep politics out of pandemics; and get

Lyndsay Winkley

LAWinkley

I got tied up on a phone call, but I'm gonna go back and listen to this and pseudo live tweet it.https://twitter.com/SanDiegoCounty/status/1316491363194531840 Cox starting off with our tier status -

Cooper Bennett

cooperwx00

*THREAD*Did some research for past Easter Sunday tornado outbreaks. First up: April 23, 2000 Tornaodes: 28Injuries: 24Deaths:0#txwx #lawx #arwx One of the worst I could find: March 23 1913 Outbreak

Benjamin Thibault

ThibaultBen

Do differences in case loads explain Alberta's urban/rural divide on approval of COVID measures? Not really, no. At least not with Wave 2. [Thread] #ableg #abhealth I've heard it speculated

#TheLastDance 🏀

hoopsvista

Welcome to the police state.https://twitter.com/AnnieRoseNews/status/1243971580318945280 I can't stop watching this! #PoliceState https://twitter.com/hodl_american/status/1246550376356044800 For all my complaining about the #PoliceState and squas

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Premier François Legault suggested Tuesday the government’s #pandemic restrictions “seem to be working.” A day later, however, there are signs in Montreal and across the province that the situation

emptywheel

emptywheel

Not mentioned in this story: Smithfield is a Chinese company.https://twitter.com/katiejmbaker/status/1252338679063834631 Cargill, incidentally, has said it knows how to work with COVID bc it has factories in China. So why can't

Dr Eric Levi

DrEricLevi

There are only 43 COVID patients in ICU today in the whole of Australia. You don’t have to call us heroes because we haven’t seen a real tsunami. Call our

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) The number of #COVID19 outbreaks in Montreal has risen to more than 200 from 130 two weeks ago, the city’s public health director disclosed Wednesday. Hospitalizations are up by