#Testing

Sohnee Ahmed

SohneeAhmed

#NSGC20 C05 - let's gooooo! Law enforcement generates family trees as far as 3rd and 4th degree relatives?! From SNPs found at a crime scene? Damn, they're more thorough than

Jon Wilson

jonewilson

The UK has done some things well, but most things badly in response to Covid. "Neoliberalism" is far too vague as a cause of the bad, we need a more

Fintan Walsh

FintanYTWalsh

CASE STUDY Student A lives in off-campus accommodation with four others, who all frequently interact with each other, with no masks or distancing. They are studying remotely with no

Shannon Young

SYoungReports

THREAD: If you've been watching COVID-19 in Mexico and have checked in on the graphs lately, you may be thinking that FINALLY the curve is bending and things are at

Charles Lister

Charles_Lister

There can no longer be any doubt -- #COVID19 has become a national crisis in #Syria.- Cases are spiraling out of control in #Assad-held areas, but testing is far insufficient

Clive Hill

Clive_Hill

Thread (1) 7y military exp. 12 in logistical operations management. Here's my take on the school testing & staggered start. @OakNational provide lessons that fit this bill. For those unable

Tactical Phase Lomez

L0m3z

Per Ross and @toad_spotted, yes white strivers are withdrawing from the testing/scholastic rat race for fear of losing to Asians...but instead simultaneously prioritizing what the striver class excels at: performing

lydia x

commonlydia

currently under a lot of stress due to grad school exams and the general state of the world, obvs. I should be studying but I decided to take a break

Philip Nelson

blu3r4d0n

Why DHEC should a do better job at reporting COVID19 numbers and provide us with underlying dashboard data. A thread: #sctweets #scnews #sc #southcarolina #dhec #covid19 (2/x) A little background,,

mathfrak{Michael "Shapes Dude" Betancourt}

betanalpha

"Discovery" is by far at the most damaging concept is science and, in my opinion, at the heart of all of the poor methodology frustrating so many scientific fields. Because

Tom Inglesby

T_Inglesby

Incredibly valuable reporting on how COVID spread across the US and opportunities we missed to slow it. So much we all should take away from this. 1/xhttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-spread.html?action=click&modul

Jason L. Salemi, PhD

JasonSalemi

A about case-fatality rates (CFR) in FLI've seen a lot lately about CFR decreasing over time. Even if we restrict to Mar-Oct cases (to remove egregious lagged reporting), for

Mabel

Mabel_Syrup

I see a lot of questions about when to get tested for covid, when to get retested, and how long does a test last. I’m going to share some of

Jon Deeks

deeksj

How well will these 15-minute rapid tests Boris mentioned work? (quick answer – we don’t know)The Innova test was mentioned this week in Telegraph.https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/10/19/government-secures-20-million-covid-quick-tes

David Hains

DavidHains

Today I wrote about why the new COVID-19 variants are such a threat, and will make exponential growth that much worse: (Paywalled)https://www.qpbriefing.com/2021/01/29/increased-variant-transmissibility-poses-an-exponential-threat-health-ex

maybe: diane

dianelyssa

I think what frustrates me the most about the calls to “get relief to those who need it most” is that not everyone making >$50k has the same life. They

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