#PANDEMIC

Lee Gardner

_lee_g

Early projections had states losing big in tax revenues over the next two FYs due to Covid, some by as much as double-digit percentages, which would be dire for public

Marissa Lingen

MarissaLingen

Today the @StarTribune ran an article on substance abuse and MH support during the pandemic, which is important and I'm glad they're covering it.Pandemic stressors they listed: "social isolation, job

David Fisman

DFisman

I think this is an unfortunate and inaccurate headline. Pandemics have a beginning, middle and end. We are on the 1918-19 timeline now. A March surge is likely as is

Rupert Beale

bealelab

Right Twitter, it's been a dreadful 2020 and the first half of 2021 isn't looking too clever either. For no other reason than hubris, I wish to bestow my own

Dr Sarah Shulist

sarahshulist

I've been thinking a lot about how the research on online teaching pre-pandemic pushed a lot of us toward asynchronous delivery, but actually the conditions of online learning in the

Louis Harreau

LouisHarreau

Beyond the discussions about the recalibration (spoiler: “broad agreement” or something like that), here are four structural points that are more important for the future of monetary policy:https://twitter.com/ecb/status/134969737760360

Dr. Kelly J. Baker (she/her)

kelly_j_baker

A friend of my oldest kid invited her to a sleepover, which we politely declined.And I am deeply tired of feeling like we are some of the only ones still

Hugh Whelan

whelanh1

Thanks to @FrankfurtZack , I became aware of the US monthly mortality data available via NBER. It only starts in 1959, so we miss the '57/'58 pandemic. But '68 -

Mike Gibbs🏳️‍🌈

Mikeggibbs

We have a good handle on where infections are happening.It's not visitors to Canada visiting their family and their sick and dying loved ones.It's not social gatherings. It's unsafe deregulated

Health Nerd

GidMK

The key issue with the Great Barrington Declaration and similar efforts was never about the policy per se, it was the absurd pretence that we could have enormous COVID-19 outbreaks

Martin Jacques

martjacques

1/5 'A worldwide rally in stocks, bonds & commodities is decoupling from the U.S. currency..At the heart of the global advance, & the yuan’s appreciation, is the growing optimism that

Elise Hu

elisewho

NYC is closing public schools again. Who will care for these students at home? Reminder: Nearly 1 MILLION working women dropped out of the US workforce in Sept, an underreported

Dr. Maimuna Majumder ✊🏾

maiamajumder

Before 2020, Twitter’s #pandemic preparedness community was small enough that I knew most folks (socially & professionally) by first name. #COVID19 has brought many fresh faces into this space (for

Ben Collins

oneunderscore__

New from me:Has a friend, almost overnight, become certain masks are for slaves, pedophiles run the world, and Donald Trump is saving it?You're not alone.Here's how QAnon and Facebook created

Venessa Wong

venessawong

The impact of the pandemic on people with disabilities has been devastating. America's disability insurance system (SSDI) provides benefits that put many recipients at or near poverty levels. COVID-19 prevents

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Scotsmistt

The SNP's approach to the pandemic was always about using it as a platform to campaign for indyref2. So Sturgeon was put front & centre, to present the SNP as

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