#Tests

InMinivanHell

inminivanhell

So I’m listening to the OC Board of Supervisors meeting and I was surprised by the Director of OC Healthy Agency, Dr Chau, say that we aren’t testing people who

JonWatson

jonwatson75

3 positive cases for staff members in my school. No phone call back from PHE. No ‘rapid risk assessment’. No tests available! Terrible! No capacity! Stop the PR sound bites

Will Wilkinson 🌐

willwilkinson

The Heritage Foundation has released a re-opening plan woefully light on testing that's unlikely to put the economy on a path to recovery, but certain to get Americans killed.https://www.coronaviruscommission.com/recommendations?mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiT

Unite against COVID-19

covid19nz

COVID-19 UpdateThere are four new cases of COVID-19 to report ; two community cases and two cases in managed isolation.Our total number of active cases is 71 - of those,

Eunice Cho

eunicehcho

In a public statement, ICE claims that it does not have to report positive COVID tests for private prison company employes who run immigration detention centers.https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/immigration/article241791511.html 3/At last count

BHIVA

BritishHIVAssoc

@PHE_uk have published the STI and chlamydia screening report for England in 2019. So what are the highlights? (Thread) Rising:There were 468,342 STI diagnoses in England in 2019, a 5%

c0nc0rdance

c0nc0rdance

Let's talk about *window period* and how it makes everything in diagnostics complicated and difficult.Window period is the time between infection and when a diagnostic test becomes useful. This is

Mike O'Callaghan

mikey0callaghan

The testing response to the Coronavirus pandemic has not been flawless. This is not a complete surprise given the international scramble for the bits it takes to get a

Dr Emilie K. M. Murphy

emilieKMmurphy

Right, so no tests are available today. And even if our tests are all NEGATIVE we still have to quarantine for 10 days. I’m sorry, but on what planet does

Phil Syrpis

syrpis

So... a thread on coronavirus, testing, and the Govt's possible exit strategy. There are big logistical, behavioural, and ethical questions ahead. Would be very interested in others' thoughts... 1/11 We

Dr. Deena Hinshaw

CMOH_Alberta

Here is a summary of today’s #COVID19AB update. I provided today’s update from home. On Friday, I developed a sore throat and was tested over the weekend. I have a

Amy⚾️🦈

Woolaf

My short take on the nuclear testing trial balloon. Hopefully this will be balanced and nuanced enough to keep me out trouble with the "you expressed an opinion!" police. So

James Morrison

jcmorrison1985

A Thread: Graeme Ashley HickI've been doing some reading in the lockdown and wanted to get some stats off my chest. Enigma's always interest me and Hick was certainly one

ady_nation

Advay10_14

Why Jaques Kallis is the GOAT of cricket for me: (A THREAD) Batting , bowling , fielding - The three aspects of cricket. To be called thr GOAT of the

Liz Wheeler

Liz_Wheeler

Your daily reminder that if we ran antibody tests...We could determine the COVID-19 incidence rate... And true death rate...And if we have herd immunity (or not)...And *accurately* predict future hospitalizations...So

Basant Maheshwari

BMTheEquityDesk

India has tested 6.2 lakhs people for corona. 27k or 4.3% of the tests came out positive. 826 have died till now. Now assuming India tests its entire 130 cr