#Outbreaks

Fight For Freedom. Stand With Hong Kong. 重光團隊

Stand_with_HK

https://twitter.com/hkfp/status/1352793996255485952?s=20Further mishandling of #coronavirus by the HK governmentLet me be clear, this is dog-whistling by the government This week officials singled our our ethnic minorities and blamed them f

Claire

_claire_turner_

‘Sensing the Suffering of Women in London’s Plague Outbreaks’: with a particular focus on the haptic senses, this short paper will enrich our understanding of the experiences of women as

Daniel Carroll

Danieldfc00

1/5 @rachelbaxendale offered; that her unbiased role is to scrutinise the government of the day and given her work and her position has been defended by some; before l wrote

Elijah Olson

OlsonElijah

Public school teacher here:There has been a lot of talk about re-opening schools, but we need to read beyond the headlines for more nuance (as is often to the case):

Dr Marie Casey

marietcasey

We only have capacity in Public Health to manage outbreaks in places like healthcare facilities, nursing homes.We are not getting to all workplace case contact tracing.This has to be part

Björn Thor Arnarson

bjorci

Thread -Pls RT- New #COVID19 paperWe all know the stories of peopleto Ischgl and returning homewith #COVID19I investigate how the EXACT timing of the winter school-break 2020 led to regional

Dr. Deena Hinshaw

CMOH_Alberta

We have encountered a technical issue in the reporting system, so we will be unable to provide detailed #COVID19AB case numbers today. This has not impacted our ability to identify

Sarah Holland-Batt

the_shb

What's going on in Victorian #agedcare outbreaks? Thread.Glendale #agedcare in Werribee, which has a cluster of COVID cases, has had requests to transfer infected residents to hospital DENIED. 23 residents

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

Why do COVID-19 modelling groups typically produce ‘scenarios’ rather than long-term forecasts when exploring possible epidemic dynamics? A short thread... 1/ Coverage of modelling is often framed as if epidemics

Shruti Sharma

Shruti_2192

[Thread] In a new working paper for @CEIPTechProgram, I trace India’s response to naturally occurring diseases and argue that India needs a full-time agency to deal with biological threats (1/12)https://carnegieendowment.org/2020/12/09/bi

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW: the latest UK data is out, and it’s not good.London is into Tier 3, but that’s only a small part of the wider story of UK’s looming Covid winter.Case

Jay Smith

jaynemesis

Read full thread & links. The Lancet is a reputable scientific journal, and although early, we should not be ignoring what the modelling shows us.#coronavirus is still a threat, even

Ruth Armstrong

DrRuthAtLarge

What this article says about precarious work makes much sense. The whole thing raises other issues for me too... 1/nhttps://twitter.com/mariemcinerney/status/1329924852833157120 Calling someone a liar, and the cause of a statewide

Misa

misapelater

In 1977, Fred Davenport, of the Dept of Epidemiology at the University of Michigan wrote, "Epidemiological hypotheses must provide satisfactory explanations for all the known findings – not just for

Ajantha Jayabarathan

DrAJHalifax

#NSPPP NS Proactive Pandemic Preparedness 1) Minister of education, Minister of health, Public officer of health, should start virtual, webcast meetings for upto 2 hours, three times a week starting

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

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