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Epidemiologists trying to understand why cases are falling.Exhibits in the following tweets... Exhibit 1:https://twitter.com/rwidome/status/1358095222186598402?s=19 Exhibit 2:https://twitter.com/EpiEllie/status/1358103322755006464?s=19 Exhi
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Watch the pathetic responses (actually lack thereof) by @CDCDirector to the very good questions by @jaketapper It is clear that she does not believe in what she is saying. If
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A new CDC study finds more cases (per 100K) in counties with a university which had in-person instruction, compared to counties with universities which were fully online...Who knew all that
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Most people opposing lockdowns are not "pandemic deniers".We are "COVID monomania" deniers.This is not the first time a pandemic is happening. This is the first time we are responding like
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Reflections on 2020...Whoever you ask, regardless of their views on lockdowns, masks, etc., they will say our response to COVID was a disaster.How did we manage to get this much
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I have been told a few times that I am biased against current restrictions and it is affecting my ability to see all sides of the debate.I appreciate being challenged
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I am beginning to think that the widely accepted model of COVID mainly transmitting between close contacts via droplets is insufficient to explain the data and failing the Occam's razor.
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The new CDC study on mask effectiveness compares Kansas counties with and without mask mandates and finds that masks are effective.Are they, really? (1/x)https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6947e2.htm https://twitter.com/ianmSC/status/
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COVID hospitalizations are breaking records, yet overall utilization seems relatively unchanged and mostly normal for this time of the year. How can this be?How can hospitals both be overwhelmed but
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We are currently doing what could be the closest we can get to an RCT of restrictions and mandates: North vs. South Dakota. Two very similar states, but as of
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Two states with very different policies in terms of restrictions and mandates: NC & OK. Millions making random decisions every day, some catching COVID, some don't. Some die, most survive.
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There is a new report from CDC showing those who get COVID are more likely to have eaten at a restaurant in the past two weeks compared to those who
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