#COVID

Ashley Kirzinger

AshleyKirzinger

The COVID-19 pandemic’s impact has been felt in communities across the U.S., from the largest urban centers to the smallest rural communities. NEW analysis looks at vaccine hesitancy in rural

Prof. Devi Sridhar

devisridhar

Things not looking good in the UK (massive understatement). We all need to act like we could have COVID-19 & minimise close physical contact with those outside our household. Need

Ashish Goyal

insaneodyssey

starting a thread here - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/disability-56056858 this article is eye opening even for me #covid #disability #empathy #humility the past one year has been absolutely #difficult for #millions of #people

Erin Kissane

kissane

Three things about COVID-19 hospitalization data in our latest post. https://covidtracking.com/blog/whats-going-on-with-covid-19-hospitalization-data1. The data from states is ragged and incomplete right now when it used to be very even. 2.

Elena Alfaro🇪🇺

ElnAlfaro

"Countries with the highest Covid-19 related death rates have one thing in common: a seriously deteriorating quality of government over the last 20 ys ... UK, Spain, Italy, and Belgium

Rev. Mac (formerly SuperGrover)

fuzzlaw

The White Mountain Apache Tribe in Arizona has 1,314 Coronavirus cases. The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians has 824 Coronavirus cases There are 384 COVID cases on the lands of

Niall Boylan

Niall_Boylan

I’m shocked that people accept that @LeoVaradkar has just said “Summer holidays and seeing relatives next Christmas "would be off the agenda". We are in a never ending cycle of

Friederike Ernst

tw_tter

I would like to talk about antibody tests. There are too many people in my bubble who don't understand why a specificity of say 95% doesn't mean 95% of people

JPB Gerald

JPBGerald

Instead of focusing on "learning loss" and its adherence to a deficit mindset and standardized metrics, is anyone up for considering how some students might be having a "safety gain"

Luboš Motl

lumidek

On Dec 24th, Czechia had 4363 positive tests, hugely down from 14054 a day earlier and 7613 a week earlier. Of course, the drop is due to Baby Jesus: small

Christopher Sprigman

CJSprigman

The second covid wave in NY State is very different from the first. Yesterday in NY State there were 120 deaths, of which *19* were in NYC -- which has

Andrew Bostom, MD, MS

andrewbostom

1/ “States throughout the U.S. are failing to distinguish between patients hospitalized because of COVID-19 and patients who merely test positive for the disease while being hospitalized for other reasons”https://justthenews.com/politic

Anna Chen

MadamMiaow

If you are a journalist/MSM or any news outlet yelling about this government & 100K Covid-19 deaths but you are still operating a news blackout on how China eradicated coronavirus

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW chart thread:The latest UK Covid data paints a dire picture, with London and much of the south now in a worse position than they were at the spring peak,

Sirin Kale

thedalstonyears

Just a reminder that people are still flying into our airports without being tested for Covid on arrival or having to produce negative Covid tests. Also if you go through

Molly Crabapple🇵🇷

mollycrabapple

A reminderCOVID is a disease, not god’s punishment for having fun. COVID clusters are far more likely to come from factories and prisons then sexy young people partying on the

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