#Outbreak

QuintusCurtius

QuintusCurtius

My personal list of favorites films of the past 20 years. In no particular order, except the first one, which is my all-time favorite. And here...we...go.... 1. The Lives of

Justin Schecker

WFLAJustin

Three ways the medical community is better at fighting COVID-19 now vs. early in the pandemic (just in case someone tells you to watch the Breitbart doctors press conference): 1)

David Wallace-Wells

dwallacewells

Seasonality, vaccines, variants, caseloads—the country is in a confusing place right now. I spoke with ⁦@michaelmina_lab⁩, probably the most incisive epidemiological thinker in this pandemic, about all of it. A

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. I understand the economic pressure, but believe the UK government is opening up too soon. Lives will be lost as a result. It now falls to us to make

Matt Lee-Ashley

MLeeAshley

Hey hey hey! It’s that time of election season when @APIenergy pours big $$$ into TV attack ads based on a bogus doomsday jobs ‘report’ they cook up. Let’s take

Louis Emanuel

louisjemanuel

The new surge of infections around Europe is a chilling reminder for some of when Covid-19 first struck. Over the past few weeks we've revisited the continent's 'ground zeros' to

Dr. Janice Fitzgerald

CMOH_NL

THREAD We have received confirmation that the outbreak in the metro area is indeed due to a COVID-19 variant of concern, specifically the B.1.1.7 variant which was first recognized

Josh Marshall

joshtpm

I was honored to get name-checked in this thread by a guy named Alex Berenson, a leader of the COVID Truth Movement, oddly a foreign Times reporter. So let's take

Mark Changizi

MarkChangizi

A thread of some of the misconceptions that fed the COVID hysteria. 1/ Little reporting of the sense of scale, that flu and seasonal influenza-like infections (i.e., colds) are massive

tim rogers

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i ran out of my crohn's disease medication a couple weeks back. coincidentally, i now know what the symptoms of crohn's disease feel like. also, i am experiencing an outbreak

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) In a shocking development in the #pandemic in Quebec, Montreal public health authorities announced Saturday they’ve launched #COVID19 investigations into at least five bars since July 1 where eight

Mark Bourrie

MarkBourrie

On this day in 1945 (a Saturday), British and American bombers began the last, and biggest, blitz of Berlin. It lasted until April 20, Hitler's birthday. The German central bank,

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

All eyes will be on Tulsa, Oklahoma this weekend as President Trump is set to hold a rally with an expected 19,000 people in attendance. Public health officials including the

Lisa Du

lisadont

1/ An integral but low-key part of Japan’s coronavirus response were its public health centers. These centers were early gatekeepers, helping contact trace infections from the very 1st cases &

Danny Boy

Care2much18

There's been a lot of drivel related to this number, none of it helpful, but I'll write a few thoughts out below.We need to consciously keep at the hand washing

Caroline Coram

CarolineCoramUK

PHARMA: When we have an ‘outbreak’ of something there are usually one or two companies that lead and develop supposedly preventative vaccines. This time round we have every Pharma company

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