#Effectiveness

Danny Boy

Care2much18

The discussion over vaccines in Ireland is centered on what day it rolls out.Looking at some of the comments, it appears some people have absolutely no clue of the complexities

Sam Freedman

Samfr

Last week I did a round-up thread on COVID stats/reports which people seemed to find useful so I thought I'd make it a weekly thing... Positive news first. Lockdown continues

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salesmaverick__

How do you anticipate the objections of your readers when writing copy?How do you do overcome this objection?How do you short circuit their brain to purchase from you? Handle objections

Rebecca Stevens-Walter has hope

anewrebecca

I spend a lot of time with exvangelicals and often, I get a very strong energy that they are eager to join in the resistance. They want to march and

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FrankfurtZack

Imagine, a country is doing rapid tests on the whole population. Everyone who tests + (or refuses to test) has to isolate. After a week, they repeat the routine.If the

Paul Jakma

pjakma

The "Imperial group" Flaxman et al paper in Nature is the scientific corner-stone justifying "lock down" public health policies. As that paper says many and strict NPIs are better than

Blas Benito

BlasBenito

Random Forest is a pretty popular modeling method due to its ability to deal with high-dimensional data without requiring any assumptions to be met, and its flexibility to model both

Ben

bennyoutrageous

For my non-scientist followers: this is a preprint, so it hasn’t been reviewed yet. But essentially the vaccines, both Pfizer and Moderna are significantly less effective against these highly transmissible

Amanda Weaver, MFA

AWeaverWrites

I’ve been commuting this week and it’s interesting seeing New Yorkers settle into regular mask wearing (on my route, folks are at about 95% compliance). And it’s made me think

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pinakapaaNi

The countless number of times have taken blows while training with these. Worst one, left eye. Couldn’t see for two days with that eye. Will always remain a favourite. Obviously.

Michael

mbradley8

Working in pharmaceutical comms, I get asked a lot about #covid19 #vaccine development. To counter some of the heavy information and scepticism around it, here's some positive thoughts on exciting

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realBobbyHealy

Courtesy of @inside-:Pfizer's trial has nearly 44,000 people enrolled from six different countries. The results, however, come from just 94 infections. The FDA requires a minimum of 164 infections across

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

Agree! One dose = 2x people vaccinated The math is plain & simpleApproach is broken. We do not do what makes sense: w/ rapid tests or making single dose vacc

Priya Sampathkumar

PSampathkumarMD

COVID vaccines. A primer. 1/Vaccines may be the solution to ending the COVID-19 pandemic. Vaccines typically take several years to develop. But COVID vaccines are being developed at warp speed.

Abbie Lieberman

AbbieLieberman

There is a lot of great coverage on the importance #earlyed access recently, but I have to disagree with today's piece in @USATODAY by @kbstevens on @JoeBiden’s plan for #preK.

Matthew Katz, MD 🇺🇸

subatomicdoc

If we want maximal effectiveness, the first steps are defining groups of people with high vaccine hesitancy, then asking them what their concerns are first. Doctor-derived answers without listening to

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