#Masking

Corey Hardin

CoreyHardin2

1) A thread on our new paper with Lance Munn, Triantafyllos Stylianopoulos, @ankitbpatel7 Rakesh Jain and @MGHSteeleLabs “In Silico Dynamics of COVID-19 Phenotypes for Optimizing Clinical Management” (https://www.pnas.org/content/118/3/

Ford Fischer

FordFischer

Good morning from Columbus Ohio.Today militia, conservative, and #boogaloo activists are gathering at the state house for an armed rally against mandatory masking and business closures during #COVID19.I’ll be providing

Pete Wharmby

commaficionado

It can be very difficult for autistic adults to stay in work. As high a figure as 80% unable to find long term work has been suggested, and in my

SwearyHippieTchr(M.M.)

CrnchyMama

I’ve been teaching since August, finally really hitting my stride in remote teaching after too-little-too-late support early on, my students are showing that they’re “getting” it, I’m medically vulnerable w/ADA

Ryan T. Kranc, SCO Emeritus

CavRTK

The is morning I’m going to talk about balance; what it is, what it isn’t, and how I try to keep it. A thread Balance is the concept of maintaining

Stefan Baral

sdbaral

As a physician, and public health specialist, my job is to empower and educate people to make the best decisions for themselves. Risk tolerance varies by person.Some folks have extremely

Eastern Kansas Sports

EKS_Sports

KSHSAA COVID-19 Media Conference Update Thread An abundance of phone calls came in after a social media post on June 30th stating that on July 15th KSHSAA would cancel fall

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FourWinns298

1/ So the vaccines are coming. Barring unexpected safety issues (ALWAYS POSSIBLE) I'd guess approvals could come before Christmas. BUT, you're not getting it anytime soon. Then some really hard

Ryan Imgrund

imgrund

How does Ontario compare to Florida when it comes to COVID-19?Is Rt over 1.0 “bad”?Both places released EXACTLY 502 cases on May 19th. Since then? SEE BELOW. Could we have

Adriana LaGrange

AdrianaLaGrange

Some have recently questioned the ability of Alberta’s government to purchase the requisite 1.6 million reusable masks in time for the start of K-12 classes this fall. Orders totalling 1.7

Health Nerd

GidMK

So, The Big Mask study has been published, and I thought rather than expound on what the results DID show (everyone's doing that), I might point out a few things

Jessica Price

Delafina777

Other than the massive federal logistics failure that created this situation, pretty much everything I've heard and read about this middle-of-the-night vaccination spree involves human beings being pretty great.https://twitter.com/david

Bojan Pancevski

bopanc

Masks help against #coronavirus, but confusing government advice and cultural misgivings may have limited the West’s acceptance and use of face covering during the #COVID19 pandemic. Our report via ⁦@WSJ⁩https://www.wsj.com/articles/m

VictoriaIsAutistic

AutistMakingWay

Thread about living with alexithymia #ActuallyAutistic #Neurodiversity #autismI experience alexithymia. It's one of those anecdotal conditions that autists know we experience, but it's not formally dxed or researched.It's like c

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MrHWM

i want to do something ive thought about doing before, but never got around to. i want to compile a list of books about indian country / history / policy

Thomas Tsai

Thomasctsai

There's a lot of discussion on why testing has gone down the last week (see chart below from @COVID19Tracking)Some have suggested data issues at the county and state levels. True

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