#CORONAVIRUS

Jolie McCullough

jsmccullou

1/ In August, a Texas man was sent to stand trial while he had the coronavirus. The man, the court and jurors didn't know of the infection until after deliberations.The

Steve Hermon

SteveHermon

For the last 15 weeks, our son has had 0 hours of professional #SEND support outside of a weekly phone call from his lovely teacher. He doesn't understand about the

Katie Mack

AstroKatie

I still see people using COVID risk descriptions that don't consider the kind of space you're sharing. This analogy from May might be useful -- the key thing is HOW

Los Angeles Times

latimes

As COVID-19 cases increase and ICUs fill up, officials have adopted a "just say no" approach to curbing the pandemic. But some say, as with sex education, "absitence only" isn’t

Robert Peston

Peston

When shaping policy to protect us from Covid-19, the government relies on data from @ONS to provide the scientific basis for its actions. The weekly @ONS coronavirus survey is supposed

John Bye

_johnbye

Public health professor and Scottish government advisor @devisridhar lays out what you need for an effective test / trace / isolate programme to stop coronavirus spreading.So how is England doing?Not

Eamon Javers

EamonJavers

More bad news for President Trump on our new CNBC/Change Research battleground States of Play poll our this morning: Joe Biden leads by 6 points in the 6 battleground states

Ben Winslow

BenWinslow

I went down the rabbit hole today going through @UTHeritageArts archives to look at newspaper headlines from the 1918 flu pandemic. Historians say ~91,000 infected and 2,900+ died: https://www.fox13now.com/news/coronavirus/local-coronavirus

Scott Adams

ScottAdamsSays

We need a public test for Low Information Voters, so they know who they are. Seriously. The test would look for gaps in their news knowledge, for example. . .

Limmy

DaftLimmy

I saw Nicola Sturgeon reminding young people to not just think of themselves with regards to coronavirus. In fairness, it was one of many things about many people. But let

Stephen McDonell

StephenMcDonell

The @WHO investigation team is today visiting two centres for disease control in #Wuhan. They’re currently at the provincial level facility. The second is city level. Both places have labs

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StephXAGs

Is Tanzania the new Sweden?Tanzania hasn’t been reporting COVID because they apparently don’t have it While it all seems a little sketchy here are some things I noticed Reuters did

AL 🙂

Metabo_PhD

1/n Lately, we have have been drowning in headlines stating that hospitals are bursting with COVID-19 patients.#whereiscovid#COVID19 #Coronavirus #lockdown #pandemic #science #fear #Canada #COVID19ontario #data #onpoli 2/n Many people are

Chuck Wendig

ChuckWendig

It is worth saying and repeating that we are enduring massive nationwide COVID spikes not long after our president* traveled the country having unmasked superspreader rallies that caused surges in

AL 🙂

Metabo_PhD

The reasoning given for justifying lockdowns by public health officials (& people) is based on the assumption that lockdowns drive down spread/transmission of a virus by reducing people’s mobility, which

Steve Guest

SteveGuest

THREAD.March 12: Dr. Anthony Fauci commends President @realDonaldTrump’s travel restrictions: “absolutely” helped, “the right public health call”#TrumpKnew March 15:Dr. Anthony Fauci: the Trump administration has “very positive

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