#Hospitalizations

File411

File411

Good Afternoon #DeSatan. dba/ @GovRonDeSantis I had a bit of free time in between bean flicking & bonbon consumption to make this.I hope you enjoy it - it was a

Alana Jones

alanacjones_

I’m still thinking about a recent exchange in the context of a larger pattern of strangers both online and irl being condescending to me on topics I’ve studied deeply. Part

Ryan Panchadsaram

rypan

1/ As a state leader, you cannot hide from the virus. What you can do is mandate masks, ramp up your testing, require symptomatic folks to isolate, and restrict large

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

ThreadThe pandemic hasn't impacted Jim Acosta's appetite, I'm glad to see.But Acosta isn't really the problem. WE are.Too many of us are under the spell of the Fallacy of the

James Aycock is at 🏡

firstresponses

Memphis/Shelby CountyCovid Wk-In-Reviewtl;dr* crisis level: 270 cases/day (28.8 per 100k)* that's +73% over 1wk, +138% over 3wks* it's also back above where Harvard says shutdowns are necessary* our current 36k

Erin C. Sanders, MSN, WHNP-BC (She/Her)

ErinSandersNP

1/ THREAD: Healthcare Professionals continue to care for patients every day without adequate protection and put themselves, families, coworkers, patients, & communities at risk of death or significant injury from

Dr. Theresa Chapple

Theresa_Chapple

I cleared my schedule to watch ACIP discuss the J&J vaccine. I'll try to live tweet important portions for those who didn't take the day off.https://www.ustream.tv/channel/VWBXKBR8af4 Interesting comparison slide between

Kari Jerge, MD, FACS (she/her)

kari_jerge

Let’s go through this again... Many hospitals and ICUs across the country are full. Don’t believe me? Look through my timeline or that of any legit healthcare professional. I’ve RT

David Limbaugh

david4potus2020

FLU @ClayTravis ?“CDC estimates that so far this season there have been at least 39 million flu illnesses, 400,000 hospitalizations and 24,000 deaths from flu.”0.06% Mortality RateWith 5.25% – If

Phil Kerpen

kerpen

Friday Fluday Thread: Influenza-Like Illness Data for MMWR Week 17, ending May 1, 2021 United States Influenza testing, MMWR week 17.CDC flu view. https://cdc.gov/flu/weekly/index.htm2016 to 2019 4-year average: 1,243 cases;

Bob Mackin

bobmackin

About @JJHorgan, @AdrianDix and @DrBonnieHenry keeping secrets and risking public health. Blessed are the whistleblowers and leakers. Be thankful, too, for the unexpected documents that sometimes show up in FOI

Eric Topol

EricTopol

What we've been missing, below the surface, about #COVID19. The focus has been on confirmed cases, hospitalizations and deaths. But there's so much more we've been learning. United States data

Alex Barrow

MacroOps

THREAD: The market is like a magician. It pulls your attention to one hand while stealing your watch with the other. The biggest trends kick-off when no one’s looking. The

Linch

LinchZhang

Oh man, so many things:On hospitalizations1. I thought US hospitals would be more overloaded.2. I thought hospital overload would be a bigger factor on death rate3. I thought ventilator access

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 28Rock stable @ucsfhospitals, w/ 20 Covid cases, 5 on vents. Even better, ZSFG w/ 28 pts (down 6 from yest!), 11 intubated (down 1). No

State of Utah COVID-19 Response

UtahCoronavirus

Today’s monthly @pbsutah briefing for Thursday, October 22, 2020, is about to get started. It will also be streamed live at http://Facebook.com/govgaryherbert https://twitter.com/pbsutah/status/1319314587594813441 We are afraid that