#Oxford

Giorgio Gilestro

giorgiogilestro

Living in the UK, I've heard lots of triumphalistic announcements regarding AZ approval on the radio so I think it's wise to offer a complete perspective of what happened. Here's

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

When the discussion turns to which countries have responded best to Covid-19, those most often mentioned are:TaiwanNew ZealandVietnam@tylercowen would like to make a more surprising nomination: the U.K.https://trib.al/ACGcNds At first

David Bevan

db_writing

Thread: Tonight’s game against Chelsea marks the first time Leicester City have played on 19 January three years in a row. The day @duffyeva and I got married (19 January

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

Influenza like illness rates 3 times higher with cloth masks when compared to control group:https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/5/4/e006577Prof. Carl Heneghan, Oxford University: "The high quality trial evidence for cloth masks suggest the

Simon Whitten

Simon_Whitten

For over a year two BBC Newsnight journalists have abused the trust placed in them by the public to spread undue fear and mistrust in clinical experts through biased, misleading

Donald Welsh

DonaldWelsh16

How did it come to this? A deeply misguided effort (@joyhataley) to silence @randyhillier, a MPP in the provincial legislature. This reflects poorly on the medical community. How could one

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NicholasHayman

If you need to contact NHS MH services, in Devon (excluding Plymouth) it's 0300 555 5000 for @DPT_NHS.In Plymouth it's 01752 434922 for adults, and 01752 435122 for under 18s

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vegix

Humanity, just 0.01% of all Earth's life, has wiped out 83% of all wild mammals and half of all plants. 70% of all birds left are poultry chickens or

madeline odent

oldenoughtosay

In honour of the season: a roast of the Colleges of the University of Cambridge, as evidenced by their Christmas decor. A thread. Christ's College: they hide all the best

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

Covid attitudes memo, week 41> As death toll hits 100,000, 1 in 8 have lost a friend or family member to Covid> Rising vaccine willingness; challenges remain> Britain had its

Karam Bales

karamballes

8TH APRIL: PREDICTIONWithin a few weeks opening UK schools will become a political battleground.Initially the RW ignored Covid19, the propaganda machine focused on telling us it was scaremongeringWhen the truth

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

Covid Epi Weekly Jan 22: Racing Against Mutants!The post-holiday flood cresting but cases, hospitalizations and deaths remain astronomically high. Viral mutants increasingly concerning. Vaccination is our best tool but only

Jane Casey

JaneCaseyAuthor

Okay. I am going to attempt a Books of the Year thread. Before I get started, my personal remit here was books to give as presents to literally anyone you

Matt Hall

cispt2

So here's an update on the abandoned UQ COVID vaccine named UQ-CSL v451https://www.uq.edu.au/news/node/127942 First, the release states that the vaccine worked: vaccine elicited a response and "There were no serious

Elliott H. Powell

ehphd

With Timbaland and his sampling of Middle Eastern and South Asian music still trending on Twitter, I'm going to share some academic texts that give context to that early 2000s

Durotriges Project

Durotrigesdig

It’s #RomanFortThursday (oh yes, it is!) and this week we’ll deekabout Maryport #Cumbria and the well-smart @senhousemuseum The Hadrianic frontier in Britain is not *just* the wall, the chain

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