#Infections

The Great Gumbino

gumby4christ

Ralph Baric—with the assistance of his USAID funders and researchers at Wuhan's BSL4 lab—genetically engineering virulent SARS-like coronaviruses. He's ostensibly a world-leading expert in coronaviruses. Yet in late Jan., he

Robert Dingwall 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇪🇺 Reunite

rwjdingwall

I have now been able to review the Warwick model that projects continuing Covid restrictions until late next year (1/7)https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/university-of-warwick-covid-19-vaccine-impact-forecast-13-january-2021 As I su

Michael Story ⚓

MWStory

A lot of the confusion comes from the 'herd immunity strategy' also being known as 'flatten the curve' or 'mitigation' depending on who's talking and when.https://twitter.com/Birdyword/status/1350051885663870979

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

It is finally happening. After the expected lag of 3-4 weeks, deaths from COVID in the US are finally coming down. This is fantastic, and I am confident that with

Crab’s Melbourne Tour 🇦🇺🦀

Glaven1994

Follow this thread for the Melbourne Covid Tour. We will be covering Second Wave hotspots. We start where it all began. On May 27 the first HQ worker here tested

Josh Michaud

joshmich

30% of Israel's population has received at least 1 dose of Covid-19 vaccine, but no indications yet that case numbers are coming down there (chart). A few reasons why this

Gordon Darroch

GordonDarroch

Not done one of these for a while. A chart showing how the rate of Covid-19 infections in the Netherlands has increased in the last 6 weeks. Taken as a

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

This story by ⁦@jdawsey1⁩ ⁦@yabutaleb7⁩ ⁦@ToluseO⁩ is spot-on. They just tell the story straight-up without feeling the need to soften the blame on ⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩ and the @GOP. It makes the

Jennifer Yang

jyangstar

NEW: Mobility only dropped 1% in Toronto in the week after 2nd lockdown, cellphone data shows—and it remains higher in outer areas with bigger proportions of essential workers.L: Mobility in

Greg Butterfield

redguard1971

So on any random day you can visit @nytimes @washingtonpost @CNN etc. and see several things side by side (a thread): 1- Schools should be reopened immediately, even without

Houriiyah Tegally 🇲🇺

houzhou

Our report on the genomic characterisation of the first wave of the SARS-CoV-2 epidemic in South-Africa is now out in Nature Medicine, a study which was crucial to confidently describe

Ajantha Jayabarathan

DrAJHalifax

#NSPPP NS Proactive Pandemic Preparedness 1) Minister of education, Minister of health, Public officer of health, should start virtual, webcast meetings for upto 2 hours, three times a week starting

Mac n’ Chise 🧬🧫🦠

sailorrooscout

That’s not how this works. That’s not how any of this works. Viruses need one thing to mutate: a host. Protect the host, stop the mutations. We REALLY need to

Irti Kazr

IrtiKazr

My #Covid_19 projections for #Pakistan : We have passed the peak, Total Deaths by the end of this wave ~7000, Total actual infections ~35 Million, but total recorded infections may

Jennifer Cabrera 😀 #SmilesMatter

jhaskinscabrera

I reviewed Medical Examiner (ME) reports of 39 deaths in Alachua County, FL. #RationalGround The first thing I noticed is that the deaths in the ME list don't match the

Kees van der Leun

Sustainable2050

In NL's second corona wave, we've just reached a stabilization at a high level (5,000 infections/day). 82 patients died today, and there's almost 600 in intensive care. But still all

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