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Gummi Bear
gummibear737
Professor Neil Ferguson Deep Dive"Professor Lockdown", as he's nicknamed in some newspapers, is back in the public space and offering his scientific opinions on public health policyAs such, let's take
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Anti-racist Geography Curriculum
ARgeogcurric
1/ THREAD: Hurricane KatrinaHurricane Katrina became a disaster due to preventable failures in preparation and response strategies, compounded by systemic racism. In 2005, 67.3% of New Orleans’ population were African
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Sara Gelser
SenSaraGelser
I offered testimony to the @OregonState Board of Trustees regarding impact of in person learning on broader Benton County community. I shared alarming projections re: increased deaths & infections
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Dr. Jana Lasser
janalasser
A thread about COVID in schools. This recent nature piece summarizes the situation from a research perspective well: we still do not know enough about the biology of the virus
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Gummi Bear
gummibear737
Deep Dive!This is an important thread about testing for SARS-CoV-2 which will explain:-why herd immunity is possible at 10-20%-why testing has really let us down and led to bad policy
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Kelly Bauer
BauerJournalism
Dr. Allison Arwady, head of the Chicago Department of Public Health, has a coronavirus update at 1 p.m. I'll live tweet.Follow for updates and let me know if you have
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el gato malo
boriquagato
i have been resistant to accepting the "the WHO is now a bought and paid for propaganda arm" hypothesis, but this latest statement is such utter and complete bollocks that
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Dan Larremore
DanLarremore
Preprint: Viral surveillance testing is crucial, but not all surveillance strategies are equal. We modeled the impacts of test frequency, assay limit of detection, test turnaround time, measuring impact on
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Tom Bollyky
TomBollyky
6 months into #COVID19, our best measures of pandemic preparedness have not been correlated w/fewer deathsIn fact, nations w/higher JEE, GHSI, and #UHC scores have had *higher* death rates, even
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Catherine Sweeney
CathJSweeney
I'll be tweeting here. Dr. Jean Hausheer, the coalition's lead on COVID-19 is starting. She takes a moment to reflect on the 2,300 Oklahomans who have died from the coronavirus
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John J. Lowe, Ph.D.
Prof_Lowe
1/ The rationale for masks in COVID prevention it a hot topic so I want to provide an overview. Community masking focuses on two mechanisms: source control & inhalation protection
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Tom Elliott
tomselliott
Starting a thread of deaths resulting from Covid quarantines. 1) NHS Scotland sees hundreds die after hospitals keep patients on waiting lists as Covid is prioritized 2) In Bay Area,
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BBN
BigBiteNow
1/23Further to my notes on the #BMN Q4 production update webinar, here's some quotes/thoughts on the energy storage side of the business."We are obviously involved with Invinity, where we've got
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Ingrid Robeyns
IngridRobeyns
tonight 8 pm CET, Professor Steinberger on how we got addicted to cars, online and accessible to all! @JKSteinberger https://www.sg.uu.nl/agenda/2021/how-we-got-addicted-cars Professor Steinberg starts by reviewing the data on climate chang
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Deepti Gurdasani
dgurdasani1
Yesterday I was contacted by a prominent BBC programme to speak about strategy for exit from lockdown & the role of scientists & politicians in defining this. I outlined elimination
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RiShawn Biddle
dropoutnation
Today's reminder: If school buildings are closed, kids are less likely to get COVID. @ConorPWilliams @arotherham @DanGordonDC @karinchenoweth @jacobwaters @DataDrivenMD @selmekki @KenyaBradshaw @ellisonreport https://twitter.com/dgurdas
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