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KJ Seung
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One of the most common objections about retrospective (backward) contact tracing (i.e. Japanese style) is that it's too difficult. You know what? Prospective (forward) contact tracing (i.e. Korean style) is
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Tomas Pueyo
tomaspueyo
Since it looks like I'm the messenger of doom, it's a good time to highlight all the good news about #coronavirus Thread1. Only 0.5%-1% of those who catch it die.
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Akiva Cohen
AkivaMCohen
OK. Time for a thread on masks. Anti-maskers (who should be as reviled as anti-vaxxers) keep citing research studies showing masks aren't that effective at protecting wearers from becoming infected.
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Dr Zoë Hyde
DrZoeHyde
Study showing that children can be infected with #SARSCoV2, but still test negative.Two parents infected their 3 children, who tested negative 11 times (NP swab PCR test). Antibody blood tests
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Bansi Sharma
bansisharma
1. On Covid Testing: What We Have, And What We NeedThis is a thread on a few basic scientific concepts, but they can be very, very confusing. Bookmark this thread
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Christopher Snowdon
cjsnowdon
This is woeful science reporting. 1/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/02/07/vapers-covid-19-20-per-cent-likely-transmit-infected-non-smoker/ The study (a pre-print) essentially looks at how much more air people exhale while vaping compa
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Dr. Jessie Abbate, PhD 🦠
jessieabbate
Some clarification about this. TL/DR: It's not shocking at all. We expected it. Take-away: Vaccination doesn't give you the right to stop distancing (until everyone is vaccinated and/or the threat
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Fr. Bill Dailey, CSC
wrdcsc
ND has embarked upon a hopeful attempt at the pause that chastens. If we succeed, human relationships will be enriched, many jobs will be saved. It won't be easy and
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Dr. Elizabeth Sawin
bethsawin
Can you see it in your minds eye the alternate future where science, justice, and care ruled the day, where a few people infected with a novel virus were cared
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Irfan Dhalla
IrfanDhalla
Thread: 6 things I'd suggest we do differently.https://twitter.com/IrfanDhalla/status/1323599813179592706 1. Every day, in every way, emphasize the core behaviours we want to encourage:-stay home except for essential purposes, school, h
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Lyman Stone 石來民
lymanstoneky
the highest credible estimate of COVID's base R value in the United States (i.e. pre-March 1) is 3, which suggests you only need 66% immunity to keep R durably below
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Songezo Zibi
SongezoZibi
I’ve tried to ignore the pandemic “in the spirit of Christmas”, but I really can’t. Two days ago, my uncle and his wife succumbed to COVID, on the same day.
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Trinh
Trinhnomics
France cases rising but the difference here is the deaths & hospitalisation much lower. And so response is no general lock-down & living with the virus (diff than US response
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GRB
epigiri
Contact tracing and effective quarantine are among the topmost reasons why #covid19 infected regions in the world have low mortality. This requires phenomenal work by #publichealth workers. Technology can aid
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David Spiegelhalter
d_spiegel
My BMJ paper on using the idea of ‘normal’/background/actuarial risk to communicate the huge range of risks from COVID-19 experienced by people of different ageshttps://www.bmj.com/content/370/bmj.m3259.full?ijkey=f1FMGWUz2L39yzC&ke
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Carl T. Bergstrom
CT_Bergstrom
Graphs like the ones below scare me. I can't see how one can spin this as anything other than a disaster in the making. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html People often complain that I'm
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