#Outbreaks

Ritika Goel

RitikaGoelTO

I can not imagine ANY OTHER INDUSTRY where a worker is asked to continue to go to work while COVID positive (asymptomatic or not) - this is NOT because migrant

Benjamin Millar

BenjaminMillar

This evidence-free assertion, from media outlets and politicians that have been relentless in their quest to loosen restrictions all along, is pathetic and outrageous. That it will become the gospel

David Zweig

davidzweig

MAJOR THREAD: This Israel article is going to alter the debate about schools. It has a lot of useful information, but its framing, and its title (which is the only

Hervé Lemahieu

HerveLemahieu

Thread. Purpose of our study is to draw out some sensible (if still early) trends from publicly-available and comparable data. And to challenge the ‘infodemic’ of narratives and counter-narratives about

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/Let's talk about colleges, and how screwed they are.https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-07-28/coronavirus-will-be-hard-on-colleges-and-college-towns-this-fall 2/Pretty much everything about the in-person college experience

Adam Briggs

ADMBriggs

PHE's COVID surveillance report covering 7th - 13th December landed today. It's difficult reading. It's just the second week since lockdown ended but case rates, hosp admissions, and now ICU

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

At the start of the pandemic, the virus threatened to shatter a key link in America’s previously unbreakable food chain: the meat industryhttps://trib.al/FAYnqIQ But how exactly did we end up

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) While other provinces are providing detailed breakdowns on the number of #COVID19 variants, confusion and a lack of information persist in Quebec about the more transmissible strains. In this

George

georgebatchelor

1/10Covid-19 has gone down. A lot. The estimated number of infections in London is less than 1,000 (compared to +1million in April) - this is around the level in early

Chris Thomas

cthomashealth

THREAD: On new IPPR research in today's Financial Times.We show that our definition of efficiency during austerity stripped resilience out of our health and care system.We call on government to

Rhea Boyd MD, MPH

RheaBoydMD

To all of those now asking:"What can we do about the racial health inequities emerging amid COVID-19?" I'm starting a list, right here, that I invite my colleagues to add

Malgorzata (Gosia) Gasperowicz

GosiaGasperoPhD

1) The B117 variant is a killer. We cannot afford to have it in ABIf we have 1000 cases/day now, with an R=0.86 we could reduce it to 600/day in

Andrew Flood 👨🏻‍💻📝🕺

andrewflood

I'm seeing a lot of 'who could have known' what would come of the decision to open pubs as restaurants at a high incidence rate. It was all too predictable,

Dr Daniel Jolley

djoll

So, lots of (very appropriate) concern among Melbourne HCWs re: adequate PPE amidst current #COVID19 outbreak.Every hospital has its own bespoke protocol on when & what PPE to wear, stratifying

Amber Gustafson

AmberForIowa

I’ve seen a lot of comments like this one - simple “whataboutism” that is intended to justify sending teachers back to school full time because “essential workers” have had to

Hannah Furfaro

HannahFurfaro

A thread for your Sat. afternoon, for the #education + data nerds out there trying to keep track of new evidence/studies for reopening school buildings. @dahliabazzaz and I teamed up

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