#Mortality

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

Mike Walsh

lastwalsh

My approach: 1) what are the (relative) effects of Plex on important outcomes? You might have to trust me on this but... Neutral on mortality, large relative reduction on kidney

Emily Katherine, BA, CPhT, SAHM

EmilyKath319

Thread: At what point is sterilizing everything a negative for our immune systems? I read this today: “A Scottish study of 300 000 households found that the more children in

Jason Abaluck

Jabaluck

I think of research design (informally) as being fundamentally about whether you have a story for where your identifying variation comes from--contrasted with the case where your identifying variation is

Tyler Black, MD

tylerblack32

Canadian Suicidology:Summing BC and Alberta, 2020 has seen a 14.8% decrease in suicides from 2019 to 2020 (+/- 8.6%). In Canada, there has been no "COVID effect" increasing suicide rates,

John August

johnaugust

My mom died yesterday. She was my first proofreader, biggest champion and fiercest Scrabble opponent. She won money on Jeopardy! and sang at Carnegie Hall. She was remarkable. I’ll love

Stephen Nickless

NicklessStephen

Watching Science and technology committee live. MPs’ questions show that they really struggle to understand data, modelling and COVID. Whitty and Vallance are very patient and clear in what they

James Downar

jamesdownar

1/ Was a little surprised to see my name inserted into this ⁦@macleans⁩ article, insinuating a link between #maid and critical care triage in an article that was supposed to

Mohammad Ansarin

mansarin

Finally a drug that seems to work well against COVID-19: Tabriz Uni of Med Sci team find Bromhexine prevents all treated patients in randomized trial from dying, almost all from

Brian Lenzkes, MD

BrianLenzkes

1/n I have debated posting this for some time because I am not a fan of controversy and am aware of the implications of raising even valid concerns. I

Terry Truchan

terry_truchan

We all know that math is very hard for conservatives, especially UCP supporters. So when you’re confronted by one with the argument of why shut down the economy for 1%

Trisha Greenhalgh 😷 #CovidIsAirborne

trishgreenhalgh

Our new paper (important one). RECAP-v0 study. RECAP = REmote Covid Assessment in Primary Care. I’ll explain in this thread.https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/10/11/e042626 1/ Back in March/April I became worried that people with

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

On @BBCOS today discussing the tragedy of exceeding 100,000 COVID-19 deaths in the UK, and what led to this.19:03 for a bit and then 19:23 onwards:https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/bbcnewsAlso, a few thoughts in

Dr. Lynora Saxinger 🇨🇦

AntibioticDoc

Thought about vaccine wars:the entire world desperately needs vaccines faster than they can be made (Canada is mid range in rollout and given the mortality rate outside LTC is quite

Nicholas Morris

namorrismd

Nice study on Thrombocytopenia and Clinical Outcomes in Intracerebral Hemorrhage. Helps further delineate risks for poor outcome after ICH among patients on antiplatelet agents.https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/STROKEAHA.120.0314

Dan Larremore

DanLarremore

Our recent work on vaccine prioritization for COVID-19 is now published in @ScienceMagazine, but this paper has evolved because of both formal and informal peer review. So while the paper

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