#Rates

Agonisti

agonisti

1/x You'll be hearing a lot about the term "case fatality rate" in COVID-19 discussions. It's the reference indicator often used to compare how lethally bad COVID-19 is relative to

Robbie Gibb

RobbieGibb

When we do emerge from this crisis how can Britain begin to rebuild its damaged economy and who will foot the bill? Austerity will not be the price of this

Mark Davyd

markdavyd

10pm curfew for pubs and bars: A thread, because facts do still matter. Source: HM Government's own report, available here: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/919676/Weekly_CO

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iHugFaerais

// transphobiaGUYS !! anti-trans legislation is going to keep passing in the US (like it did in Arkansas) because we are not actively fighting against it. bills like these are

Dr. Lisa Iannattone

lisa_iannattone

Informative thread on B1617 in England. I disagree that the only thing that matters is that vaccines protect against severe outcomes. If vaccines are less effective against non-severe illness, the

50ShadesOfJay

htownchoirboy

Ok, for people such as this one who don't like the Green party because they want to increase social support, here are a few friendly thoughts: 1/n#nzpol#GreenParty#equality https://twitter.com/HandsMegan/status/1283509993312972801 First

Chip Roy

chiproytx

Extreme impacts are occurring as a result of #Coronavirus actions. Most who influence decisions aren’t using a full interdisciplinary analysis of impacts but are the first to admonish those who

Denny Salas

realdennysalas

1/ I'm convinced the structural damage to the economy from this virus will have long-lasting effects that will not lead to a rapid recovery once it subsides. The legislation that

Charles COYS

charlesrich82

This is a common question at the moment. Asked very politely and warrants a more detailed explanation. Why should football clubs get financial support?https://twitter.com/somefilmstudies/status/1246761563694018563 The government has a £330bn coronavi

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

Routine NHS services under big pressure as COVID hospital admissions rise. We cancelled most surgery in the first wave including many cancer operations. Public, patient groups & doctors arguing strongly

Sen. Jeff Jackson

JeffJacksonNC

Here's the situation with COVID in NC:The biggest number that everyone follows is new daily cases. And that chart certainly looks discouraging. /thread/ #ncpol #covid19 BUT then you follow it

Lily Altavena🌵

lilyalta

Have updates to make in the school case tracker, but want to take a moment to put COVID numbers in context... Increasingly, research shows that keeping schools open might not

American Gooner 🇺🇸

Amer1canArsenal

Listen up Arsenal twitter. We need to bring Olivier Giroud back to our great club. This thread will explain why. It’s imperative we secure his signature as he still has

Joe Frankenfield

SagaPartners

The debate between value vs growth continues to make headlines, stemming from growth stocks’ outperformance relative to value and the long-anticipated rotation back into value stocks. Here's a little thread

(((Jonathan Robinson)))

jon_m_rob

I've been hearing a lot about pollsters' interest in new modes, in particular, mail-based surveys (face-to-face even!). I'm naturally curious about these experiments but I'm not as confident there's a

Murad Banaji

muradbanaji

Some #COVID19 rates: their meanings and implications (very roughly). Thread.- recovery rate- case fatality rate- infection fatality rate- mortality rate- test positivity rate- case detection rate Recovery rate: % of