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Media briefing on #COVID19 with @DrTedros https://www.pscp.tv/w/cmGeIDI2MTAyMHwxbW54ZWxwWGxwRUpYQ8J6_PHEfLTPacScoHuHZMYdRI2ssLT7pZvRAfrKm_Q= "We are at a critical juncture in the #COVID19 pandemic, particularly in the northern hemisphe
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Tom Inglesby
T_Inglesby
Both positive trends and concerning news happening on COVID in recent days. Great news in the 40% reduction in reported new cases since the peak 3 weeks ago. Lowest daily
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Richard Zussman
richardzussman
BREAKING - BC has recorded three highest COVID case days ever. There are 1959 new cases over 3 days. Fri to Sat 654 cases, Sat to Sun 659 cases and
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Dr. Rob Davidson #WearAMask
DrRobDavidson
As an ER doc in a #pandemic, I've been called an “essential” worker. Same for baggers at grocery stores, bus drivers & cleaning crews. But as the virus rages &
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Justin McElroy
j_mcelroy
Here's a thread on where British Columbia currently stands in its #COVID19 fight. Follow along if you like charts, anxiety, and possibly reassuring context in equal measure! As we know,
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Henry Hepburn
Henry_Hepburn
"I have some anxiety about the reopening of schools because of the degree of change this represents," John Swinney tells @SP_EduSkills #schoolsreopening #reopeningschools #CoronavirusScotland "There will be limited opportunit
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Amy Maxmen, PhD
amymaxmen
So many stories on reaching vaccine herd immunity! But there's a massive dilemma. Here's a on what I mean...About 50 countries have fewer than one nurse per 1000 people. Israel
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William Yang
WilliamYang120
Exclusive from @Reuters: the world's largest genomics company BGI Group has worked with #China's military on research that ranges from mass-testing for respiratory pathogens to brain science.https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-
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Duncan Reyburn
duncanreyburn
A thread on the psychology of disgust & the culture wars. Our engagement with the moral order is affected/mediated by our disgust response, much like our enjoyment of wine is
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Alina Chan
Ayjchan
The first week of 2021 has been terrible.On origins, we heard from Mail on Sunday that Matt Pottinger (who resigned after the insurrection) said latest intelligence points to WIV as
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Kat Arney
Kat_Arney
“The vaccine has been developed too quickly and is unsafe” Here are some things you should know about why the #COVID19 #vaccine has got here so fast and where huge
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K. Sennholz MD
MtnMD
THREAD:A few news highlights from today: 1. Vaccine News: -Pfizer reveals that trump refused to order enough vaccine months ago and that it will delay the vaccination of most/many until
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Alicia Smith
Alicia_Smith19
Quick thoughts on people worried about seemingly slow pace of vaccine distribution. Some things to remember and how we could speed it up going forward:-for one thing, the reported numbers
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Jonathan Chavez
jschavez
1/18 So what are my biggest worries about 2020 polling? What are the things that have given me the most pause? I've got 1 significant concern and a few relatively
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The Atlantic
TheAtlantic
1/ “Coping with a pandemic is one of the most complex challenges a society can face,” @JamesFallows writes. “It is a challenge that the United States did not meet.”What went
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Soutik Biswas
soutikBBC
THREAD: In 1894, Waldemar Haffkine, a Russian Jew trained in Paris, travelled to Calcutta armed with a cholera vaccine. The slums were battling an outbreak of the disease. The 33-year-old
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