#Preprint

Brian EdwardsTiekert

bedwardstiek

You're going to see a lot of tsk tsking people at beaches this weekend because anyone can take a photo that makes them look packed.The people who run the places

Eric Topol

EricTopol

The antibody story to #COVID19 is not simple:1. Some people w/ infection don't develop much IgG (it's about level, not just 0|1)https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3078840/coronavirus-low-antibody-levels-raise-questions-about2. Pe

Christopher O. Barnes

cobarnes27

Today I wanted to share a preprint describing our labs work on #SARSCoV2 antibodies, work that I’ve spent many long days and nights to get done the last three weeks,

Jeff Jarvis

jeffjarvis

: An unfortunately terrible example of COVID reporting in The New York Times, in which they give practically unhindered voice to a preprint paper by a controversial scientist who's being

Calum Chamberlain

calum_ch

The work that I started at 1am on the 14th of November four and half years ago has progressed a little. We submitted a paper on our 10-year long catalogue

Kristen K. Coleman

drkristenkc

In October 2008, researchers did a study like this in Ontario for seasonal influenza and literally stopped the study because of the 2009 influenza pandemic. Last year, the same PI

David Gorski, MD, PhD

gorskon

This is what I warned about regarding all the premature hype over #Hydroxychloroquine. @EmmanuelMacron's hype has led to #COVID19 patients in France refusing to be enrolled on randomized clinical trials

Steven Thomson

PhysicsSteve

New preprint today! "Localisation of Interacting Power-Law Random Banded Fermions", by S. J. Thomson and M. Schiró - https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.11844 #physics #research #quantum #manybodylocalization #postdoclife #quantumtechnology #

Chris Masterjohn

ChrisMasterjohn

According to this paper I covered yesterday, saying "stay healthy" ten times releases 1/23rd the volume of liquid droplets as one cough. That suggest saying "stay healthy" 230 times at

Paul Romer

paulmromer

Update thread triggered by comments from @patrick_sharkey 1. The simulations were my way of exploring possibilities. 2. I do not draw any conclusions from them other than this: A policy

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

This preprint on SARS-CoV-2 transmission dynamics was a great read. The discussion about heterogeneity often focuses on numbers of contacts, but that always felt incomplete to me. As much as

Ellen Simpson

anamatics

While the world went into lockdown, @bsemaan and I looked at how #lgbtq people experience #tiktok; you can read a blog post on @HCCDlabSU’s medium account: http://tiny.cc/jngwsz and read the

Anthony Costello

globalhlthtwit

Two critical questions right now. 1. Does COVID-19 reinfect people whose antibody response is weak or absent? Evidence from China. https://www.forbes.com/sites/victoriaforster/2020/04/08/can-you-get-sick-with-coronavirus-again-after-youve-already-had

justin.miller

justin_j_miller

My first preprint calls for my first tweet thread! A joint effort between @MarwaMikati and I with help and support from many others in the @odomjohnlab, @Muller_Lab, Dowd lab, and

Xihong Lin

XihongLin

Our paper “Reconstruction of full transmission dynamics of COVID-19 in Wuhan” is online in Nature. We showed two key features of COVID: High transmissibility (R0=3.5) & high covertness(up to 87%

Health Nerd

GidMK

Lots of serology happening around the world, so I thought I'd do a thread collating some of the infection-fatality estimates for #COVID19 1/n 2/n INFECTION-fatality rate (IFR) is the rate