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Trevor Bedford

trvrb

The #COVID19 epidemic is rapidly growing throughout the US. What happens now? Here I try to make some predictions, but mostly try to explain how I think about the epidemic.

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) It’s one of the paradoxes of the #pandemic in Quebec at this point: Montreal posted 92 new #COVID cases Tuesday, the highest total in six weeks. Yet despite this

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

Covid Epi (and Research) Weekly: New Highs, New Lows More cases in more places than ever. More hospitalizations. Sadly, as much division as ever. Encouraging news on vaccines, immunity but

COV-IRT

Covirt19

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Chikwe Ihekweazu

Chikwe_I

We have now reported over 100,000 confirmed #COVID19 cases in NigeriaThis is a stark reminder of the reality we live in now - a virus that has affected over 100,000

Dr Eilir Hughes freshair.wales

hughes_eilir

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2020/nov/17/uk-teachers-and-pupils-are-bone-tired-and-now-theyre-freezing-cold My response to this article, which has been put to me as an argument against for my efforts to raise awareness of the impor

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

1/14 COVID Epidemiology thread for the week, bottom line up front:The tide is turning but is still very high. Decreasing positivity rates in many areas, but still very high. Will

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ Sobre por qué un cierto nivel de CO2. Yo digo de mantener el aire compartido por debajo de 700 ppm de CO2. Otros científicos dicen 600 u 800 ppm.

Emily♡

ItsEmilyKaty

It wasn’t obvious that I was autistic when I was a child. As a result I wasn’t diagnosed until I was 16, after years of severe mental health problems. Here

Governor Eric Holcomb

GovHolcomb

Today, I announced I'll sign an executive order requiring Hoosiers to wear face coverings in most public settings, beginning Monday. As we continue to monitor the data, we’ve seen a

Jake Vigdor

JakeVigdor

Q: Why is rent so high? (median US renter paid 14% of income for rent in 1960, 24% by 2017.)That’s the topic of my new paper with @EvansUW alum Alanna

Julia Marcus, PhD, MPH

JuliaLMarcus

I wrote about our collective underestimation of people's drive to see loved ones, the limits of lecturing, and how all I want for Christmas is a new public health strategy.https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/12/tis-the-season

David Elfstrom

DavidElfstrom

1/ #VENTILATION is a key factor in #SafeSeptember for #onted. In this thread I'll cover:My immediate 3 asks of @sfleece and @fordnation A suggested room-by-room assessment and implementation methodologyWho to

Rose Knows

roseknows

Thanks, everyone who didn't enforce safety regulations at restaurants and bars! Congrats, everyone who packed in to those establishments without masks! You are the reason 19 California counties can't have

Mark Changizi

MarkChangizi

[0]Amazing example of the extremely dangerous authoritarian conceit found among some academics that’s responsible for the thorough 2020 societal destruction.In this case by helpful tyrants @HeartDocSadiya, @PeterHotez, @DrEParavati and @j

Viktor Tabori 🤓🏥

ViktorTabori

Does a mask limit me? Decide for yourself Finishing up an hour of training from 7am.45 days ago the lockdown was lifted in Hungary.

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