#Risk

Julia Marcus, PhD, MPH

JuliaLMarcus

What is #covid19 stigma, why is it toxic to public health, and what can we do about it? A short thread. Without federal support, it feels like "personal responsibility"

Mike Hind

MikeH_PR

Looking through #SecondWave, from massive Pride rallies to 'revellers' in Soho, it looks as if there are swathes of the public who are now sanguine about a disease they didn't

Keith Ng

keith_ng

Hey Damian Grant, you're a straight up irredeemable moron. You weren't wrong consistently wrong about everything bc you were somehow right about the fundamentals but got unlucky, you were wrong

Jason Schreier

jasonschreier

Journalismism thread: Often, people who want to confidentially share their stories ask: how do you protect my identity? How do you ensure I stay anonymous? I have this conversation a

Christine Baugh, PhD MPH

christinebaugh

I have a new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen todayPunchline: Many college football players underestimate their risk of injury & concussionContext: We are all poor estimators of risk, but we don't all

Office for National Statistics (ONS)

ONS

Our latest analysis shows a continued higher #COVID19 mortality risk for disabled people in most groups from 24 January to 20 November 2020 http://ow.ly/f5OJ50Dxsh6 We define “more-disabled” as those who

Kevin Bass, MS

kevinnbass

A response to Dr. Chris Palmer: Is LDL an independent risk factor for heart disease?https://thedietwars.com/a-response-to-dr-chris-palmer-is-ldl-an-independent-risk-factor-for-heart-disease/?utm_source=ReviveOldPost&utm_medium=social&am

Rich Davis, PhD, D(ABMM), MLS 🦠🔬🧫

richdavisphd

#Thanksgiving plans (and more broadly, holiday plans) are making a lot of people feel stressed and overwhelmed: What to do? How to do it safely? At two weeks away it's

UtdArena

utdarena

Small Thread:A Quick Clarification on Bruno Fernandes’ Pass Completion Rate: Less Stats, More Explanation Bruno Fernandes’ two highest pass completion rates this season have come against Chelsea (78.6%) and Man

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

Many COVID policy decisions will req decades to assess the net effects, & I have reserved judgment, but there is 1 policy issue that I am sure has been massively

Edna Jennifer

JE_dna

You usually hear:“A $1,000 investment in Apple stock in 2010, would be worth $15,000+ today$1,000 worth of Bitcoin $BTC at the start of 2016, is worth $70,000+ today”What you don't

Dave Keating

DaveKeating

The UK took a calculated risk by opting for early emergency use authorisation rather than conditional market approval like EU. There's less data and gov will be liable.So far that

NYC Angry Mom - #OpenSchools

angrybklynmom

What does Europe know that we don't, when it comes to school closures? A thread. They accept the science that the overall risk of spread in a school building is

TCemma

TownCloseEmma

There are no good choices at the moment, only least-worst options. Closing schools is not a neutral act. There are children & young people still without access to online learning

Infospectives

TrialByTruth

Disclaimer: Tweeting not to lose a mental thread.My talk about #SustainableRiskTriage for @opensecsummit will now be 8th March. Can’t say I’m not glad of the extra time.The web of mental

Donald Scherschligt

DonnySureLegit

Something we need to stop doing: questioning people’s intelligence when they engage in activity that we consider high-risk for COVID.Doctors are saying it doesn’t work, it only makes people more

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