#Outbreak

david lilienfeld

lilienfeld1

@dandrezner As an epidemiologist, I see the problem in the US preventing Covid-19 spread: many in the population view with contempt anyone urging them to use facemasks/socially distance themselves.They were

Mark Pesce #WearAMask 😷

mpesce

Draw near, kiddies, I have been thinking and have something to share -- about Australia, the pandemic, and vaccination.Because, you see, our success has made us arrogant. We feel we

Garrette McGowan

GarretteMcGowan

1) My neighbour works for a construction company in their office. They had a covid outbreak. He immediately got tested and began isolating at home away from his family. A

Niall Conroy

NICU_doc_salone

Just some of the things that all the contact tracing teams in the world can’t do in an outbreak....assess whether the case is infectious, or when they were infectious -assess

Dr. Lynora Saxinger 🇨🇦

AntibioticDoc

PSA: a COVID-19 case at schools is not the same as a school outbreaks. Important difference! If a student tests +, their contacts are traced and tested. If cases are

Andrew Berrington

ahberrington

Alright, with #ERA5 reanalysis being extended back to 1950 today, figured I'd take an opportunity to plot 300 hPa, 500 hPa, 850 hPa, and MSLP/10 m wind for a number

Nora Loreto

NoLore

The piecemeal way in which journalism covers the pandemic is part of why we aren't understanding it. Here is a small thread related to Roberta Place in Barrie. To begin,

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

FROZEN FOODS—"We know that the virus can persist & survive in conditions that are found in these cold and frozen environments.” More work needs to be done to understand "the

Judd Legum

JuddLegum

1. Among Houston-area @Kroger workers, there have been 347 COVID cases — and 2 deaths — since December 28Despite record profits, Kroger canceled its $2/hour hazard pay in MayIt's much

Andrew Berrington

ahberrington

Thread: As an avid tornado history guy, I've always marveled at @sigtor2019's work in documenting tornadoes. I've wondered how they would look plotted on a map. So that's what I

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

A nursing home in upstate New York is having a massive #Covid outbreak that has killed 24 residents, about 10%, including 11 since Jan. 6.What’s striking: the outbreak coincides with

Sanjeev Sanyal

sanjeevsanyal

Covid19 is genuinely unpredictable. It will spare a country/region and then suddenly reappear in full rage. For almost a year it seemed that East & SE Asia had controlled it,

Jake Zuckerman

jake_zuckerman

Thread: This week, I reported how GOP Rep. Steve Hambley failed to isolate when exposed to covid-19 and later showed up to a Dec. 2 committee meeting after testing positive

Esther Choo MD MPH

choo_ek

*One* person with Covid symptoms went to work in Oregon and this led to two outbreaks, 300 quarantined and 7 dead. It’s a “superspreader action” that many of us relate

Raphael Rashid

koryodynasty

The Shincheonji outbreak was the first major outbreak in S. Korea. We didn't know much then, there were few measures, & congregants unknowingly spread the virus among themselves.Sarang Jeil Presbyterian

Chenchen Zhang🤦🏻‍♀️

chenchenzh

Mr Tang of Xicheng, the first person who sought medical attention in the Xinfadi outbreak, is praised for his sense of responsibility & thoughtfulness as the scale of the outbreak

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