#Immune

Russell Lamberti

RussLamberti

In the Asian Flu of 1957-58, They Rejected LockdownsBy @jeffreyatucker https://www.aier.org/article/in-the-asian-flu-of-1957-58-they-rejected-lockdowns/ The '57-58 flu is estimated to have killed in one year around 100k Americans, or ab

AnjiNo2

AGRichard1

1. CHYNA will be manufacturing and supplying the vaccine!~ Pfiser is working with BioNTech who produced the vaccine~ BioNTech signed an agreement with Shanghai Fosum giving them manufacturing rights to

What The Trans!?

WhatTheTrans

WTT MEDIA CLASSHATE LIKE THE PRESS 101Welcome to class everyone. Today we will learn 2 different kinds of news story. Then we will ignore the good one and go for

Young_ERC

erc_young

One of the most controversial topics in resus causing sighs all round...targeted temperature management! Why is it so controversial? Lets explore the science behind it, the papers that have shaped

Jen Herman 🌪️

JukeBaRosh

1 approach to understanding #covid19 infection is to examine co-morbidities & ask what's common?Most prevalent Cov19 co-morbs:1)age2)Hypertension 3)Diabetes4)Cardiovascular disease 5)Kidney disease6)Chronic respiratory disease (esp

Vinay Gupta

leashless

Every man has a limit. Every man has a limit.This was mine. Something inside me went "click" and I realized this is not a matter of persuasion, or evolution or

Hutchinson Lab

CVRHutchinson

We’ve just had a paper published and I would like to tell you a story about people in science being nice to each other – a threadhttps://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(20)30630-9 This is a

The Punisher

PunishDem1776

Bill GatesDepopulation Agenda & Eugenics Frontman Who is Bill Gates?Born Oct 28, 1955 Henry William Gates. Is claimed as Co founder of Microsoft to become a multi billionaire through his

Gwen Snyder is uncivil

gwensnyderPHL

Speaking of Bannon, I know the official left position is that liberals basically hallucinated him and Putin entirely, but I really remain convinced that we are deeply lucky that Trump's

Palli Thordarson

PalliThordarson

1/25 Part 1 - Why does soap work so well on the SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus and indeed most viruses? Because it is a self-assembled nanoparticle in which the weakest link

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Yesterday I was contacted by a prominent BBC programme to speak about strategy for exit from lockdown & the role of scientists & politicians in defining this. I outlined elimination

Luna 🌟

coucyi

'medieval people barely washed themselves''40 was considered old age during the middle ages''medieval marriages were always arranged''witch hunts were rampant during the middle ages''medieval people thoug

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 244One of the features of this stage of Covid is that we’re seeing more areas in which two or more complex issues influence one another.

Kelly Brown

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1/ Grab a cup of coffee (or tea)A comprehensive, neighborhood-by-neighborhood review of #SARSCov2 prevalence/trends in the City of Toronto.% positivity & cases, with weekly trends since Aug, AND:*cross referenced with

GeePaw Hill

GeePawHill

Because microtest TDD is more a "way of geeking" than a technique or a received body of knowledge, building one's faculties is a long and sometimes perilous effort. Let's talk

John Innes Centre

JohnInnesCentre

PEOPLE - Today is #WomenInScienceDay. To celebrate here are 25 people who contribute to us remaining an international centre of excellence in plant science, genetics and microbiologyTHREAD Dr Diane Saunders

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