#SuperSpreader

City of OKC

cityofokc

“Around November 1, our seven-day average of new cases in the OKC metro was approximately 300 new cases per day. As we stand here today, November 19, the seven-day average

Jeremy Littau

JeremyLittau

I’ve done two interviews in the past day with media about the Twitter/Facebook bans and the Parler shut down.I’m trying to use these opportunities to stress something is getting lost

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

FOMITE THREADA very quick thread on fomites. 2/ 1960s 3/ Staph - blankets had to be covered with staph to transmit 4/ Ditchburn 1971 - RSV on hospital wards. Put

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

“There’s clearly something going on with this mutation”: 7 striking new converging variants with same #677 mutations suddenly found. Experts across US independently found them & are worried—all 7 changed

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

5/ c) Aerosols: don’t fall to ground quickly unlike drops, stay in the air tens of sec to hrs (depend on size). Infect by inhalation (or deposition onto eyes). Substantial

Matt Zefferman

matt_zefferman

Ok. Here's a simple model of this I made last night waiting to see what happened with GA and PA vote totals. Can high COVID infection rates in Trump-voting countries

Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸

ASlavitt

COVID Update July 2: Why not to freak out. 1/ Yes, the news is bad. Yes, more than ever we all know this was preventable. And yes, it’s a sad

AHR

ahopeross

1155 new Covid cases in AB10655 active cases 310 in hospital (26 more than yesterday) 58 in ICU11 new deaths Waiting for Hinshaw presser to start Hinshaw recognizes today as

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

Keep schools closedhttps://twitter.com/paysupplystaff/status/1343120741693317120 The scientific evidence of multiple studies shows that students can be infected and infect others, and that outbreaks occur in schools. 2/ Because students are

Caleb LoSchiavo, MPH

calebloschiavo

Now that I've gone through the stages of being disappointed, angry, and snarky, here's an actual public health thread on why an indoor basement sing-a-long piano bar is one of

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

[Thread] Learning from #COVID19 #superspreadUSA Skagit Choir practice: 1 person with mild symptoms, 2.5-hours indoors, 50 infected, 2 deaths“you can be inhaling what someone else exhaled even if they are

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 177Nice to re-start our Covid grand rounds today. Available here: https://tinyurl.com/yyw5myns . We covered a range of epi issues (the shape of the pandemic, changing mortality

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

[Thread] Will #Level5 work? Contacts between people are not all high-risk, & research says that most people with #COVID19 only transmit to 1 other person or fewer.. ‘It’s often not

🌬Mistress Snow, PhD

MistressSnowPhD

It’s my one-year Anneiversary!If I’ve learned anything over the past year, it’s that, by and large, academia is the same old dogshit disaster it always was & immeasurably worse than

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ Thread on the relative importance of transmission modesA very difficult question, everyone reluctant to guess. As evidence accumulates, I decided to venture a guess, hoping to start some discussion.

Chad Loder

chadloder

Some COVID predictions.1. I think we will see something approaching @balajis’s “Green Zones” in well-resourced, demarcated urban areas like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle even without border restrictions.Boston and

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