#Disparities

Liz Szabo

LizSzabo

Can science end the pandemic? Not if we don't socially distance and mask up. @drsanjaygupta tells public health forum, "As good as the science is, no amount of science can

Erin Kissane

kissane

"The Plague Year" is so monumental that it has taken me weeks of scraps of time to read it carefully—I finally printed out all billion pages so I could focus.

Leonardo Iacovone

leoiacovone

What has happened to businesses across the world, and in particular in developing countries during the past few months? How have businesses managed to deal with the crisis? I open

Enrique Neblett, PhD

DrNeblett

(THREAD): Yesterday, I had the honor to appear as a guest on @CNN Newsroom with @brikeilarcnn. In this thread, I share a few reflections on my experience. 1/ On Wednesday,

Christine Schmidt

NewsbySchmidt

Really impressed recently with how journalists are working to not just make their communities better places with their reporting — but also to make their newsrooms better places for themselves

Shematologist, MD

acweyand

Given a lot of questions after a recent tweet on iron deficiency, I thought a #tweetorial might be in order. Iron deficiency anemia affects a large proportion of the worlds

Shobita Parthasarathy

ShobitaP

Look what arrived in the mail!! My book in paperback! Now available wherever books are sold, including your independent bookseller, for $20! Patent Politics-curious? Here's what the book is

Anna M Laucis (Brown), MD, MPhil

annalaucis

Thanks to @itsnot_pink for the suggestion for a #MedTwitter #Tweetorial on this topic. If you’re interested in learning more about this research on #racialdisparities in early stage breast cancer, then

Andrew Lee

andrewleedr

I tweeted last week the link to @ECDC_EU evidence review of EU & international evidence on: COVID-19 in children and the role of school settings in transmission. Just finished reading

Abdul El-Sayed, MD, DPhil

AbdulElSayed

I support #MedicareForAll. It's why I supported @berniesanders. It's why I co-authored "Medicare for All: A Citizen's Guide" w/ @micah_johnson_.And it's also why I agreed when Bernie asked me to

Shaily Patel

vox_magica

there's nothing to love about ACB's confirmation to SCOTUS, i know, but one silver lining is that all sorts of folks are now talking about how to interpret texts and

Artless Feckleblossom 😀

MsGiveZeroFox

Our world & our country runs on data – we need to know we can trust it. Data sets & data visualizations @ONS provide will inform decision makers, affecting every

durrie bouscaren

durrieB

OK so I've been researching a round of pitches on vaccine distribution disparities, and I've been noticing some threads of conversation and some really good work. Here's a quick roundup:

Marc Goldwein

MarcGoldwein

New Analysis - Many state and local governments need help. But it's hard to make the case for $510 billion of support in the House hill.http://www.crfb.org/blogs/state-and-local-governments-do-not-need-half-trillion-covid-relief (@Budge

Haroon Chowdry

HaroonChowdry

Today @educationgovuk publishes data on local attendance rates during this term. We’ve done some rapid analysis of this to see what it shows.Our report is here: https://www.childrenscommissioner.gov.uk/report/school-attendance-since-septe

bryan parras

HighTechAztec

I looked at the @HoustonChron ‘s breakdown of #COVID19 infection rates and deaths by zip code. The area that I was raised and live in now was number 4 on

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