#Zika

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ Nothing to see here, Moderna edition: Like the @pfizer vaccine, the @moderna_tx vaccine led to more pregnancy loss in rat studies (the ONLY studies done). Vaccinated rats lost 16%

Olugbenga

engee0518

Just a few months ago, I made a PowerPoint presentation at a virtual conference which considered the Covid-19 and the AU 2063 agenda. My 15-minutes talk asked whether Africa can

Avital O'Glasser, MD FACP FHM

aoglasser

I am VERY MUCH #TeamCaseReport, if you weren't already awarein addition to what @IDdocAdi says, want to know why???mini-threadhttps://twitter.com/IDdocAdi/status/1347929237412569089 to start with a line from @HamiltonMusical (no, not th

Dr.Krutika Kuppalli

KrutikaKuppalli

I recognize that $22,200,000,000 a year to prevent a pandemic sounds astronomical, but honestly we should have been proactive and been doing this way before the #SARSCoV2 pandemic. We have

Ranu Dhillon

RanuDhillon

1/ Based on our work on Ebola & Zika, when Covid hit in January, we called for mass screening with rapid tests as a way to stop Covid in US

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

COVID & BRAIN damage—half of patients report neurological symptoms, including headaches, confusion and delirium. A new study offers the first clear evidence that, in some people, the coronavirus invades brain

Hutchinson Lab

CVRHutchinson

This year's virus snowflakes are almost ready, which means it's time for a game of 'name that virus' First up, a very easy one: Well done @SciVirusGuy and @aomholmes!

SSI @ Cal Academy

calacademy_ssi

How do we avoid being "parachute scientists"? A quick recap of SSI's journal club meeting today [thread]:scientists––most often from wealthy nations––adventure in countries to collect data & publish research withou

basilcat

JustAnArcher

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Funded BioNTech before HCQ Study.https://sif.gatesfoundation.org/investments/biontech/ Note: VACCINEhttps://www.google.com/books/edition/Vaccines_E_Book/TRyXTLXNA2YC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=bill+gates+wuhan

Colin J. Carlson, Ph.D.

wormmaps

A quick thread on the McNeil thing. A few years back, McNeil wrote a book called Zika: the Emerging Epidemic, which I read and reviewed for Quarterly Review of Biology

Dr. Thrasher, jouRNAlist

thrasherxy

This is an example of why I use a framework of the viral underclass. If a magic wand could be waved to make a virus, any virus (HIV, SARS-CoV-2, influenza)

Peter Harling

PeterHarling

THREAD Infectious diseases have long shaped our culture—in ways you can trace through mentions of a disease in our literature. Here we see declining references to the plague in English

Madhu Pai, MD, PhD

paimadhu

Thread based on my new paper in @NatureMedicine published today:Covidization of research: what are the risks?https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-1015-0 Researchers, universities, funders, philanthropies, journals, and journalists hav

Marina Medvin 🇺🇸

MarinaMedvin

Understanding how the Moderna coronavirus vaccine works: Pfizer's mRNA vaccine for COVID-19 was the first authorization of any treatment developed using the technology. https://www.fda.gov/media/144434/download The most common adverse r

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

It looks increasingly plausible that the same weapons we’ll use to defeat Covid-19 can also vanquish even grimmer reapers — including cancer, which kills almost 10 million people a year

Julie Lynch

juliaflynch

I've been haranguing political scientists about good and bad uses of COVID death data. This seemingly minor intervention by Belgium's health minister provides a great example of why this matters

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