#Ventilation

Andrew Morris

ASPphysician

The public are rightly concerned about class sizes, ventilation, and personal protective equipment in classrooms. They are all important, and govt should act. But they have directed attention, IMHO, away

Tracy Shields

tcshields

updating thread with #NNLMInfodemic21 https://twitter.com/tcshields/status/1380191491465822212 Great question about cross-/inter-disciplinary messaging re: airborne (versus droplet) transmission/risk. Engineers talking about it, physicians

Gert van Dijk

gertvdijk

Thread—On the paper published by Peter de Man recently, presumably showing evidence for transmission of SARS-CoV-2 by aerosols in a Dutch nursing home ("Tweemaster" in the city of Maassluis).Here's why

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

I repeatedly say nothing is new. I have posted 100 years of history here. Here is one closer to home.People keep saying SARS doesn't travel through the air.Here is Booth

Angry NY Mom - #keepNYCschoolsopen

angrybklynmom

The reason that so many parents in NYC are angry about the rollercoaster with schools is that we have been lied to and gaslit so many times. Since March, we

Dr Vineet Govinda Gupta

drvineetgovinda

Lessons from my family's ordeal with COVID-191. If you can afford it, test early, ideally day 2 of fever. Every fever is COVID unless proven otherwise.2. Isolate vulnerable family members

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Big for #COVID19 therapy: the compassionate use results for remdesivir in 53 patients looks very encouraging, especially in very sick patients on mechanical ventilation with 18% fatality (only, expect >

Lumos Biotech

lumosbio

THREAD from the new #bradykinin research (pre-print) from :"We propose that the severity of the disease and many deaths are due to a local vascular problem due to activation of

John Roberts

john_actuary

A summary of some key points from @ICNARC's latest weekly update on COVID patients in ICU, on behalf of @ActuaryByDay and @COVID19actuary. New admissions have now risen to 3129 since

Sumanth Raman

sumanthraman

With every passing day the need for mass testing for #covid becomes more urgent.Let me explain.What we have done now through the lockdown is bought time & reduced the risk

Lars Jorgensen

LarsDenmar

#ThreadSwissPR"1. According to data from the best-studied countries such as South Korea, Iceland, Germany and Denmark, the overall lethality of Covid19 is in the lower per mille range and thus up to twenty times lower than initially

FOAMcast

FOAMpodcast

COVIDcast at @BaystateEM #EMConf today - If we could go back and have a "do-over" from 3 months ago....what would we tell ourselves about #COVID19, clinically? (1/) We wish we'd

Lizanne Foster

LizanneFoster

We're repeatedly told that schools have to stay open because that's important for students' mental health but whose mental health is being prioritized by Minister Whiteside? 1/?#bcpoli #bced 2/?

Katsuhiko Hara @NIKKEI（原克彦＠日本経済新聞）

haraNikkei

This is the official figures from Japan's health ministry on numbers of daily confirmed cases. So-called 'toothless lockdown' seemed to have worked. Lifting the lockdown, did not. 1/ #COVID19 #coronavirus

Steve Mouzon

stevemouzon

Skyscrapers have a number of problems that my big-city friends don't want to hear about. If you're from NYC or Vancouver, you just might want to skip this thread. It

Joanna Poole 💙

Jopo_dr

ARDS or acute respiratory distress syndrome is describe as severe hypoxic respiratory failure (measured by comparing inspired oxygen to arterial oxygen). It is a syndrome - not a diagnosis of