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#Seasonality
A Marm Kilpatrick
DiseaseEcology
Very provocative new paper by @dylanhmorris @jlloydsmith on effects of temp & humidity on survival of SARS-CoV-2 on surfaces. Need to be careful in interpreting most novel aspects of this
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Dr. Simon ツ
goddeketal
I find it highly concerning that demagogues such as @DrEricDing find many emulators.German shooting star @CorneliusRoemer, for instance, changed his public CV three days ago to better fit the COVID-narrative.
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Hardik Pandya
hvpandya
Thread on subscriptions[ Insight] If you pay for a subscription and still need to put in an effort to make the subscription worth the money, they become a hard sell.Let’s
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Kioneki
pesa_africa
C informs how we structure a financial instrument for this target groupsFor exampleCan we have an instrument for saving at A and C that pays off at D and BCan
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Prof Francois Balloux
BallouxFrancois
There seems to be a common fundamental misunderstanding of the concept of herd immunity, which leads to unhelpful cross talk. Herd immunity is not more (or less) a harmful concept
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Buzz Hollander MD
buzzhollandermd
Q: How hard is it to model covid cases in the future?A: Very hard.This CDC paper on modeling scenarios on vaccine efficacy/uptake and NPIs has gotten its share of Twitticule:https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7019e3.htm?s_cid=mm7019e3
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Richard McElreath 🦔🧇
rlmcelreath
Working with a colleague on some household income data, where work is irregular. As usual, I start by writing a synthetic data simulation to talk through with colleague. Helps to
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Trevor Bedford
trvrb
There are effectively two #COVID19 epidemics in the US at this moment; one largely resolving epidemic comprised of non-variant viruses and one growing epidemic of B.1.1.7. Together they have resulted
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Martin Juhl
MartinJuhl2
A compilation on current data on seasonality of SARS-CoV-2 as well as historic data on other virus, such as common cold HCoV's and influenza Temperature Humidity UVB Vitamin D Indoor
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Newman Nahas
NahasNewman
1/ What would falsify the hypothesis that comprehensive lockdowns are more potent by orders of magnitude than moderate mitigation measures? 2/ You would think that the following would be enough:
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Andrew Freedman
afreedma
[THREAD] The White House today promoted a new lab study on the coronavirus' susceptibility to ultraviolet light, as well as heat and humidity as a reason to think this outbreak
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Codie Sanchez 💥
Codie_Sanchez
I was burned out in finance, working on someone else's schedule, tired of having my time tied to $.So I started investing in cash-flowing biz's. Not sexy startups, but boring
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Colin J. Carlson, Ph.D.
wormmaps
Rushed science and bad politics turned COVID-weather correlations into policy disasters. My latest, in Nature Comms w @anacrgomez @bansallab & @SadieRyan: the basic science, how ecologists derailed Indonesia's lockdown, and
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James Ward
JamesWard73
A thread on herd immunity. In summary:- We’re not there yet- Full herd immunity will probably arrive in late June, once we’ve vaxed all 18+- From early June we’ll likely
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Tobias Brunner 😊
TB_TB_TB_TB_TB
1/ COVID is finished. A vitally important thread. As Belgium has entered a third lockdown (which in itself is interesting as we were supposedly in the middle of a second
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Atila Iamarino
oatila
Saiu o primeiro estudo que vi projetando como/quando podemos sair do problema da COVID-19. Lerei com mais calma e comentarei, mas as conclusões já são tensas (segue fio): projetam distanciamento
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