#Pandemics

Sajjad Khan

sajjadbasir

These days I remember the discussions that we had about the outbreaks of emerging diseases such as HIV, Ebola, Zika, Swine Flu, Bird Flu, SARS, and others in our global

Stuart Lau

stuartlauscmp

.@luigidimaio said he talked to Wang Yi about Hong Kong as part of their discussion on “several heated international issues”. “We had a very fruitful bilateral meeting. We talked about

Kerry

kerry62189

This is a thread for tracking disease experts' assessments of pandemic policies. https://unherd.com/2020/09/africas-catastrophic-covid-response/ https://twitter.com/kerry62189/status/1304291030766944257?s=20 I'm converging on a theo

Amy C🍩🍩pes

coopesdetat

Tweeting from a session with @VictorianCHO & @devisridhar on #COVID19 at #austph2020. Will thread below We will hear from @devisridhar first and then @VictorianCHO and then a Q&A #austph2020 Sridhar

Z.A.E. 🧠 🧬

ZAEMINTER

JESUS: TURN WATER ⇢ WINEYOU: TURN ECONOMICS ⇢ $$$// A Thread // I've been reading Econ for 6 years.Studying for 3. You don't need that much time.1-2 solid years of

David Simon

AoDespair

1) Thought we could just let this empty-suit, grifting, self-absorbed sociopath ooze into oblivion, but no, the bloated mook keeps blurting out horseshit to whatever lickspittle will take his calls.

Caroline

spacecrone

I took a single undergrad class on the social impact of epidemics and I feel like that has informed a lot of how I’ve interacted w/ people about Covid. Understanding

#Dragonflyseason

GogoMoyoSpeaks

I asked this question because I want to remind you that tomorrow belongs to all of us, whether we are prepared or not it with dawn.The fears we keep for

Brick

DuckDuckBrick

Republicans would have no standards were it not for double standards. #GOPhypocrisy (THREAD) We're Republicans, and... We believe the government can’t do anything right! (Have you seen us govern?) We

dj patil

dpatil

I’ve been full-time working for COVID for 14 weeks with states and cities across the U.S. & here are my lessons-learned for us to get ready for the next wave

Ben See

ClimateBen

1/ Deciding to downplay the terrifying reality of ecological & climate catastrophe is one of the greatest information crimes of history.That the public are not being allowed to grasp the

Marie Porter 🇨🇦

OverlordMarie

I need to a rant for a minute. (Me, rant? Weird, I know... LOL).I've been watching news of the protests in the US. I've been talking to friends in areas

VealBeerHat

Popehat

Friends, Americans, countrymen: the pandemic is grave. COVID-19 is the leading cause of death in our country. Authorities have taken strong steps to separate us and slow transmission.But @MattWalshBlog says

Helen Branswell

HelenBranswell

1. Terrific piece on how @WHO was overcome by #Covid19, by @betswrites & @drewfhinshaw. WHO has taken a boatload of criticism for its handling of the pandemic. This piece explains

Jay Ulfelder

JayUlfelder

I don't have a job right now, but I used to get paid to build models to try to forecast rare events emerging from complex systems. So, for what it's

Bryan O'Nolan

BryanONolan

Alright. Let's talk about Pandemics and Science. But not in 2020. In 1854. I'd argue that this particular outbreak is one of the most important in history.Between 1846 and 1860