#Outbreaks

Michael Schwandt

MichaelSchwandt

If anyone tells you that massive and deadly #COVID19 outbreaks in #LongTermCare are "inevitable," please tell them otherwise. We've managed 17 LTC outbreaks in Vancouver Coastal Health and have developed

Tom Inglesby

T_Inglesby

The president spoke this afternoon about the US response to the coronavirus pandemic. There were a number of welcome public health-grounded messages. But there are places where he needed to

Scott Gottlieb, MD

ScottGottliebMD

THREAD: To safely return kids to in-class learning, schools will need detailed guidance on reducing Covid risk. They may have to look elsewhere, to state documents as well as foreign

Kevin Moyles

kjdmoyles

How is this legal??https://twitter.com/JConnelj2/status/1291439540259958786 Union is Siptu.https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40014026.html "Earlier this week, the National Public Health Emergency Team said there were four outbrea

Patrick Hickey, MD

pwhickey

Important prospective study of #COVID19 in British Schools during June and July. Key findings plus caveats:1/https://twitter.com/thelancet/status/1336453504081256465 Setting: “Educational settings opened when COVID-19 incidence was low, a

Derek Gatherer

DerekGatherer

What does a #COVID19 #vaccine with 90% #efficacy imply? It means that 90% of people who are vaccinated will develop sufficient immune response to repel the virus without symptoms (they

Anya Kamenetz

anya1anya

So in concert with my piece today, one key data void leaps out: the importance of pods and pod sizes. >https://www.npr.org/2020/06/24/882316641/what-parents-can-learn-from-child-care-centers-that-stayed-open-during-lockdowns From what I

COVID Schools Canada

covidschoolsCA

Today's LTC update starts in QC. Similar trend as with MB and ON, where lethality in residential/LTC centres .To date 371 people from LTC facilities have lost lives. According to

Steven Greenhouse

greenhousenyt

Meatpacking companies said their plants needed to stay open, warning that the U.S. faced a severe meat shortage. At least 89 meatpacking workers diedIt was a fake meat shortage. Turns

😃 unspinthespin 😃

unspinthespin

1. Fauci and Morens explain that although newly emerging infectious diseases have been threatening humans since the Neolithic Revolution some 12,000 years ago—when hunter-gatherers settled into villages to domesticate animals

Matt Zefferman

matt_zefferman

Ok. Here's a simple model of this I made last night waiting to see what happened with GA and PA vote totals. Can high COVID infection rates in Trump-voting countries

Ms Ong

ms_ong007

Fact 1: Schools are workplaces where 20-30 people who, based on recent research, can spread the virus very efficiently gather together in a 200 sq ft space with no other

Aaron E. Carroll

aaronecarroll

Many colleges and universities have figured out how to diagnose their populations and control outbreaks—and offer a vision for more normal life until the vaccine is available to all.https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/01/colleg

Hakique Virani

hakique

It's pretty well understood this far into COVID that everybody's health is interconnected. So, the only explanation for @ErinOToole's take here is that he's OK risking *all* of our lives

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Although #COVID19 hospitalizations continued to decline in Montreal and across the province on Thursday, outbreaks ramped up across different sectors, a sign that transmission of the highly contagious #coronavirus

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) More evidence is emerging that Quebec’s latest #pandemic restrictions may be failing to break the second wave of #COVID19 cases. In this thread, I will return to the subject

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