#Infections

Doyin

doyinokupe

WHY COVID 19 SPARES THE POOR.Have you been wondering why ordinary folks seem to be less affected by #COVID19? Whenever my drivers, househelps & security come back from their leave

Patrick Chovanec

prchovanec

The US reported +1,478 new coronavirus deaths today, bringing the total to 247,397. The 7-day moving average rose to 1,080 per day, its highest level since August 17th. The US

The Sunday Times

thesundaytimes

The same mistake.Our Insight investigation charts how the government increasingly diverged from the advice of its own scientists in the run-up to the second wave of the outbreak.https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/48-hours-in-september-

#MEAction Network

MEActNet

Intensely in-depth article @moisesvm!"Many people - long-haulers, those with ME/CFS, scientists & doctors - worry about the long-term consequences of tens of millions of people infected with a virus that,

Eric Topol

EricTopol

1. A year ago the first person with asymptomatic covid was documented. My colleague @danieloran culled the data from 61 studies, 1.8 million people to determine how often this occurs.

Disha Shetty

dishashetty20

As details of flash flood in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand continue to emerge, I am putting together a tweet thread of the warnings we had & the costs. #ClimateCrisis is

Tomas Pueyo

tomaspueyo

Latest article:https://tomaspueyo.medium.com/coronavirus-the-swiss-cheese-strategy-d6332b5939deNow that Joe Biden is president & the EU has failed again, the West is open to learn how to dance.Here's how they should do it.[1/ One of

Olalekan Akindoju

Lekanakindoju

In the past few months, the Osun state government @StateofOsun has made efforts to promote the message of regular handwashing, but the failure to provide water and facilities in public

Dr Ellie Murray

EpiEllie

IDK who needs to hear this but in the context of COVID “driven” is a term that implies a level of causal primacy which is almost always untrue and for

Siddhartha Mukherjee

DrSidMukherjee

1/n Please pay attention, please. I'm afraid that we are falling behind in this COVID race. There are at least 4 variants of concern: variants arising in London, Manaus, Japan

The Sharing Scientist

ScienceShared

I think a lot of the discourse around new rapid tests has become slightly toxic.They have clear advantages & limitations, and I think I have covered this clearly enough in

Karl Dierenbach @Dierenbach on Gab/Parler

Dierenbach

Interesting to compare Colorado and Ireland.Ireland 5 millionColorado 5.8 millionIreland 1,917 C19 deathsColorado 2,292 C19 deathsBut the most intriguing part is comparing their Covid curves.Read on.1/12 First look at cases.

Joshua Goodman

JoshuaSGoodman

Massachusetts is finally crushing the covid curve, with measures of infections/deaths dropping 80-90% since the peak (which is far enough back that it doesn't appear in the graphic below). https://www.mass.gov/doc/covid-19-dashboard-jun

Ken Theroux 🛎

KenTheroux

Do you believe in coincidences?Part 1: 3/24/2020“US plant-based meat start-up Nature’s Fynd, backed by Jack Ma, Bill Gates, gets new funding from Al Gore as it targets Chinese market”https://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/307

Mangy Jay

magi_jay

If you claim that single-payer healthcare could have prevented the scale of the pandemic in the United States, it looks like you don't understand 1. single payer or 2. pandemics.

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW with @AndyBounds, @sarahnev & @Laura_K_Hughes:The UK government’s published numbers of new cases at local authority level only include pillar 1 and *not* pillar 2 cases, meaning as many as

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