#Mitigation

Dr. Rob

Rob_Tarzwell

If you follow #medtwitter, #epitwitter or #covid twitter even cursorily, you've probably noticed a serious freakout over political interference in an obscure journal you've likely never heard of before: MMWR

Prof

covidtweets

Two states with very different policies in terms of restrictions and mandates: NC & OK. Millions making random decisions every day, some catching COVID, some don't. Some die, most survive.

Dominique Heinke

Epi_D_Nique

Hold please. No mention of ventilation as a key mitigation measure? Seriously? Not only does that not make sense based on what we understand about how Covid is transmitted, it

Mike Bracher

MikeBracher

Improving ethics and governance outcomes for research using qualitative methods in healthcare - reducing administrative burden and ensuring appropriate review [THREAD] (1/x) Ensuring safe and ethical practice involves considering both

Ohio Craft Beer

OhioCraftBeer

Ohio Craft Brewers Association statement regarding the 21-day curfew implemented by the state of Ohio.Thread - 1/8https://twitter.com/GovMikeDeWine/status/1328778196783943682 The Ohio Craft Brewers Association understands the difficult posi

Barbara Roper

BarbaraRoper1

The Department of Labor has announced it will allow its controversial advice rule to take effect as scheduled next Tuesday. While we did not support the rule’s adoption, we support

Newman Nahas

NahasNewman

Here is some context on TX hospitalization data. On March, @JudgeClayJ explained that if we did nothing, TX would peak at 600k+ hospitalizations in April. The red curve. https://www.dallasnews.com/news/public-health/2020/03/22/dallas-count

Matt Hannon

hannon_matthew

@theCCCuk offers a punchy view of the future.The curve steepens and the drop between 2030 and 2035 is really significant.Ambitious but desperately needed. Great rainbow slide from @Mike_Thommo.Just look at

Youyang Gu

youyanggu

A CDC paper last month found that Kansas counties with mask mandates saw a decrease in cases in Aug, while counties without mandates saw an increase.Since then, both groups saw

Kathy Hoffman

Supt_Hoffman

Since the onset of #COVID19, state & local decision-makers have grappled with a challenging reality: the politicization of a pandemic.https://www.newsweek.com/pandemic-coronavirus-politicizing-polarizing-1513405 And after months of misi

Lorraine Dempsey

LorDempsey

Thread- Let's be clear about disappointing u-turn that has a direct impact on children with SEN and their families. @Education_Ire had several months to plan for contingencies. @InclusionIre @AsIAmIreland @DownSyndromeIRL

Amy Morsch Bailey

amymorsch

Pulling #FEMA $ for #Covid jobless benefits during an extremely active #hurricane season with up to 24 named storms is interesting strategy being floated... (1/3)https://www.washingtonpost.com/us-policy/2020/08/07/congress-coronavirus-stimu

sarah wazlib the ninth 👩🏻‍🦰

xpectopatronerd

something I've been thinking about a lot recently is how the mitigation strategies that the gov/most white collar workplaces have put in place during the pandemic just... aren't understanding the

Autumn Laidler

MsLaidler

So my mentions and DMs are getting the, “we need to open schools, it’s best for kids and some medical folks agree.” So let me explain myself. You missed that

David Turner

dgainest

(Niche conversation alert)Love this from @NateL_A. This is why I'm only half-joking that every fundraiser in the humanitarian sector should have to minor in int'l development and then write up

SarahBeth Hartlage

SBHartlageMD

#PublicHealth #school guidance :Y'all, we are working HARD to get/keep kids in school. It is IMPORTANT for learning and development, for keeping kids safe and fed, & for parents' ability

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