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Georgia Ladbury WEP đź’šđź’ś
GeorgiaLadbury
My field epi training was the best professional experience of my life; however, towards the end of it I found myself often getting frustrated. Why? Because when presenting results of
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Ben Moll
ben_moll
When a small minority of loud economists attacks researchers from other disciplines, it makes us all look bad.And allows the media to pit economists against epidemiologists in this unhelpful way
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Donald Welsh
DonaldWelsh16
Education is the foundation of a properly functioning society. So when we have a large scale problem, education is our "go to" tool. Without a doubt, epidemiologists have proven to
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PROTEST & REGISTER TIL 11/3/20
TravelingUS
1/#BOTCHED#SmokeAndMirrorsEVERYTHING ABOUT @realDonaldTrump & HIS GROWN ASS KIDS IS "SMOKE & MIRRORS!" THEY ALL NEED - YES NEED DESPERATELY - THE WORLD TO BELIEVE THEY ARE "FANTASTIC" AS HE SAYS!REALITY
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Hank Green
hankgreen
Nervous about this thread, but let’s do it. People understand risk in different ways. To me, it makes sense that some people are going to want to see a bunch
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Stephen T Casper
TheNeuroTimes
While I certainly applaud journalism focused on epidemiologists, journalists might want to survey American historians of medicine for their opinions about how we are doing.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/04/upshot/epidemiologists-virus-surv
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Patrick Nonwhite
NonWhiteHat
“Failure to thrive” is one of the medical examiner’s euphemisms for people who die of no apparent cause, people who, so far as we can tell, “just give up.” The
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John Bowe
JohnBoweActor
#coronavirus A few people misunderstand me. I am NOT a Covid denier. It is a horrible virus. I’ve had it. It nearly killed me. My questions are about scale.
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Apoorva Mandavilli
apoorva_nyc
The confusion around airborne spread is around the word "airborne," which some experts decided means long-range transmission, even outdoors. That's nonsense. Let's speak plain English so everyone can understand. Airborne
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Wanting better
cschneider8224
To the epidemiologists, defending Oster I honestly ask – would you be comfortable framing things the way Oster does? Discussing schools, would you say people are “overreacting” or say “these
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Alex Berenson
AlexBerenson
1/ Look, once commercial and political interests are sufficiently involved, even things that are really obvious to the eye test - like the fact SMOKING CAUSES LUNG CANCER - can
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Asher Wolf
Asher_Wolf
Dear self-righteous twats condemning ppl who are currently stuck in traffic jams at the NSW/VIC border due to tightening of COVID-19 quarantine requirements: fuck right off The general public are
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Peter Tennant
PWGTennant
Every new strain that establishes itself in the population will initially appear to have a higher transmissability. If one of those gets lucky (by appearing in a capital city, under
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Tyler Shipley
le_shipster
Nothing in recent memory has exposed the utter incompetence of the Euro-American capitalist system as completely as Covid. Which party or politician is irrelevant: they have all presided over cascading
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John Lichfield
john_lichfield
French Covid thread. Depending on your viewpoint, the figures for the last week are “encouraging” (the government) or “misleadingly stable” (epidemiologists). Average daily cases and deaths fell for the first
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Dave Blake, PhD
_stah
The argument to vaccinate HCWs first is really based on a sense of fairness/justice. They were fighting COVID. We owe them. The competing ethics are those of compassion. COVID is
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