#Outbreaks

Zachary Binney

zbinney_NFLinj

I'm glad an SEC expert went (recently) on the record with their thinking, but some infectious disease colleagues (@neelrgandhi @DrSnowInBus @JillWeather) and I have some serious concerns about her answers.

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

Dorms are like cruise ships on land or prisons without bars: people living in proximity, in frequent contact, over extended periods of time. For many infectious pathogens, such settings are

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

“6 feet apart” or “mask up” are cool slogans but 8 months into this epidemic, we should be communicating better than this. People don’t need more slogans. They need to

Burning Is Gay

BurningReagan

I can’t remember if I have ever talked about this on here but I thought I wouldWhen I was a baby and I got my pertussis vaccine I turned bright

Anosognosiogenesis

pookleblinky

It's usually considered impolite to murder family members at thanksgiving. This year, tons of people will do just that, gleefully, killing not only their shitty uncle but also their father,

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

So you may have heard concerns about the mink variant of #SARSCoV2 that was discovered in Denmark and is leading to the decision to cull all farmed minks in the

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Some Quebec hospitals outside Montreal may run out of beds to treat #COVID19 patients before Christmas, a government institute warned on Friday in its latest projections. In this thread,

Aetiologic

aetiologic

Extraordinary work from @bc_selfcare and @CarolineColijn . "The SFU team determined that if rapid testing was used for every visitor, there could be a 90% reduction in the number of

Joel Smalley

RealJoelSmalley

COVID epidemic based on mortality was over by 19th June. There is no excess death (using date of occurrence, the correct measure) until 16th October which coincides with isolated outbreaks

Josh Marshall

joshtpm

These claims of resurgences in country's doing well are just abject, degenerate lies. All lies. Take the example of Japan that was according to the President doing well but is

Philip Rocco

PhilipRocco

Evers’ new executive order on COVID-19 may be advisory, but local governments can use this as an opportunity to re-evaluate the regs we have in place. Essentially we’ve swapped actual

Jim Dickinson

jim_dickinson

Some brief thoughts on where I think we're at. Most campuses have a plan on safe "visiting" and "working" but these plans do involve significantly reducing capacity of previously already

Dissecting COVID19

FizeekBio

The Russian Flu Pandemic (hereafter designated as "RFP") of 1889-1890 may have actually been the first human coronavirus pandemic. A tale of viral promiscuity ensues. (1/n) The 1889-1890 RFP demonstrated

John B

johnb78

Locally transmitted Covid19 cases in NSW since the first local elimination, daily and 7-day average (data from http://covidlive.com.au ). Negative cases reflect reclassifications of false positives. For non-Australian readers, yes, the

Spiked Agg-nog

aggieloveseggs

Have people taken time to look at where outbreaks exist in Alberta? They're all listed on the government's website. The vast majority are occurring at businesses deemed essential services -

Sir Chris Ham

profchrisham

Leadership of response to local outbreaks now firmly in hands of councils and DsPH but most need more resources to do the job effectively and sustainably Government needs to recognise

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