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uché blackstock, md

uche_blackstock

New data out today show Black Americans continue to die from #coronavirus at the highest rates. • 1 in 1,250 Black • 1 in 1,500 Indigenous • 1 in 1,700

sam ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

samxhernz

a lil reminder muting this but if anyone, I mean anyone needs someone to vent to, dms open a little food for thought... wow this kind of blew upall I

Omolara Uwemedimo MD, MPH

DrOmolara

I can't keep quiet on how problematic #Fauci's comments were. 1) Black and brown people aren't more likely to get infected? Really? Even when they are more likely to have

Lloyd Warburton🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

LloydCymru

Just a quick thread: The figure Alun Cairns has used here includes residents outside Wales who have been counted in our figures. In reality, the number is 1,025.4, which is

Calvin Ball

HoCoGovExec

We've tested a total of 47,098 residents, with a 3.78% positivity rate and a total of 12% of our population has been tested. Positivity rates continue to trend downwards as

Jeremy Saldate, (in an undisclosed location)

jeremysaldate

#Covid19 analysis, using yesterday's data.Highlights:Added France and Germany for comparison.Mortality rates-Italy: 12.77%France: 1057%Spain: 10.16%US: 3.73%Germany: remarkably, 2.24%US Total cases pass 500k. Trend continues rise.1/2Data: https:/

DSG

thedsggroup

The RoI has a population density of 69 people per sqkm. The UK has a population density of 281 people per sqkm.Viruses spread more aggressively the closer people are together.

spooky kristin 🎃

kristhesadgal

Lately, Internet atheists have been confused about the difference between identifying in name only and actually being religious. One can be Christian, for example, in name only and have religion

sope | fluffy coffees era

badbonedbitch

i tried to share this post from my cc but i think i did smth wrong so anyways here it is i just wanted to let y’all know that if

Ali Usman Qasmi

AU_Qasmi

Influenza epidemic in India"begun with the arrival of infected troopships at Bombay and Karachi in May and June. This triggered the milder, first wave of the epidemic, in which old

(Dr) Angela Daly

nidhalaigh

As the rumours abound about UK #highered online teaching from September, what do people think of the following alternative options assuming the rates of COVID-19 are much reduced but not

James O'Beirne

jamesob

As I was listening to this excellent conversation between @DiMartinoBooth and @EconguyRosie, something dawned on me: the bizarre nature of markets these days has completely upended why people buy assets.

Steven Dennis

StevenTDennis

Texas Gov. Abbott warns COVID spreading at "an unacceptable rate" in sober press conference flanked by scary charts. He says shutting Texas down is a last resort. Hopes people & businesses

Bootle Labour

LabourinBootle

Govt: We're talking to supermarketsSupermarkets: You're not.Govt: There's a shortage of chemicalsChemicals companies: There isn'tGovt: The science has changedScientists: No it hasn't Govt: We never got the emailEU: Yes you

Ritwik Priya

ritwik_priya

On Prof @jrvarma , I was not being entirely accurate here. I *am* aware of a number of his macro intuitions - in quite some detail - just don't know

Ian Leslie

mrianleslie

This comment from an anonymous FT reader offers a succinct and simplifying framework for how to think about C-19 and the government's response to it. Not usually keen on quoting