#Testing

Pro KRAKEN: Mary Abraham Parler:@MaryAbraham

MaryAbr55302226

In medicine, we are taught to scrutinize any and every article/study. We look at the inclusion criteria, exclusion criteria for bias. We look at the TYPE of statistical study conducted

Dr. Melissa

average_mammal

When I see someone with young kids getting advice to save more or pay off their mortgage more aggressively I have to wonder whether ppl are in touch, at all,

Duncan Hatfield

drh000

Without increased Sick Pay, Test & Trace may not workhttps://twitter.com/policy_practice/status/1273217095841599488 Following excellent @The_TUC @antoniabance work on Sick Pay and self-isolation, we decided to look into how many low-inc

Eric Seufert

eric_seufert

It's rare that I see a company's mobile advertising metrics deteriorate where creative is *not* the culprit. Ironically: many companies think their marketing creative teams are over-resourced, but it's almost

Cate Eland

RomancingNope

The thing people miss about why the sporadic spring shutdowns failed is that the purpose of the shutdowns was not to completely end the spread of COVID, but to keep

Anupam Singh

anupampom

A thread on Rapid Antigen testing in community.All members of Bachhan Household were tested by Rapid Antigen test when Amitabh, Abhishek became http://Symptomatic.Rest were ASymptomatic Amitabh, Abhishek turned Positive and

Brendan Cantwell

cant_b

Michigan State University decided not to open campus for in-person classes or student residence two weeks before the semester start. Not the earliest call for sure, but one of the

Shravan Venkataraman 🔥🚀💰

theBuoyantMan

One of the systems I have been forward testing would have gone from 3 lakhs on September 1st 2020 to 13.4 lakhs by December end.Needless to say, I was shocked

sean brett

BaconKnight

A lot of people have criticized Trump's response to #COVID19 and there are legitimate criticisms. But there is this idea that if Democrats were in power everything would have been

Elizabeth Fieg

ElizFiegCGC

Less than an hour into the @TheACMG session on #HR3235 and it's been nothing but inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and veiled insults. Here are some of the most outrageous statements being made

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Huge ANTIBODY study in NYC among 40,000 health care professionals. Key #COVID19 findings:13.7% were seropositive. Of 6078 w/ previous PCR testing, 34.8% were PCR positive. Of previous PCR-positives, 6.5% had

Sen. Jeff Jackson

JeffJacksonNC

It’s becoming clear that one of the biggest COVID concerns for North Carolina isn’t just what’s happening in our state - it’s the cautionary tales we’re seeing in other states.In

Kevin Versfeld

baldricman

Wasn't actually in the mood for this, but people asked, so.... .Mini thread to refute. I have strong suspicions this will not be well received.https://twitter.com/baldricman/status/1348668284284112897 1) “Fatality rate”?If you mean

Ed Conway

EdConwaySky

There will doubtless be lots of attention on this number tonight: 1k #COVID19 deaths for first time since last spring.Now, a lot of people are dying, the number is mounting

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Extremely concerned by the quarantine and travel restriction policy in the UK - which is not based on evidence - and *still* doesn't go far enough, despite the really concerning

Christina Veiga

cveiga

Caller asks @NYCMayor on @BrianLehrer why the city hasn't poured its efforts into improving remote learning rather than focusing on reopening school buildings. Mayor responds that families "need their kids

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