#Pandemic

Dr Vijay Chauthaiwale

vijai63

Dr Gagandeep Kang has taken extremely conservative view on COVAXIN. She is right when she says she has never seen anything like this before. But the fact remains that no

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WrenchoGrapghy

Thread: Country Strategy Dialogue on Pakistan.Pakistan PM Khan Speaks with Global CEOs on Strategic Priorities in Post-Pandemic Era.Introduction! #PMImranKhanatWEF 1/ PM @ImranKhanPTI's opening remarks;"For us it wasn't only ab

Justin Wolfers

JustinWolfers

Interesting research from a large team of intermediate econ instructors: On average, students learned less during the pandemic-afflicted semester than in prior semesters, with effects sizes of about 0.1-0.2 SD's

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

There's a lot of talk about 'preserving healthcare' as a primary goal of pandemic management. That's not wrong, but it begs the question of what exactly we mean by 'preserving

Julia Bainbridge

juliabainbridge

This piece is in the paper today, and I want to say a few more things about it [THREAD]:https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/15/well/alcoholism-pandemic-dry-january.html I like Dry January and I like that it's growing in

Lake Fama

LakeFama

every couple months I see a post on here that’s like “lost my teens to depression/strict parents and lost my twenties to pandemic” and as a recently transitioned trans person

Sarah Nickson

sarahjnickson

One year since the election and @instituteforgov has tracked the fate of around 100 key manifesto promises.So... how has the government done?It has done or made credible progress on a

Dr. Sweta Chakraborty

swetac

When responding to a crisis like COVID, no one can act in a silo. The virus is harmful to everyone & so are the aftershocks: lost wages, healthcare costs, businesses

Laura McInerney

miss_mcinerney

By chance, we started tracking teacher work-related anxiety in 2019. It means we now have a full year of data, covering how anxiety changed during the pandemic. Quite an astonishing

Alex Maitland

alex_maitland1

Profits of 32 of the world’s largest companies jumped by $109bn in 2020, while 1/2 billion people are expected to be pushed into poverty, @Oxfam's latest research finds.A World War

Nick Meidanis

NickMeidanis

Democrats like @SenatorLorettaW introduce a bill that says the Murphy Administration needs to be more transparent amid the #coronavirus crisis. @News12NJ http://newjersey.news12.com/story/42424847/democrats-join-republicans-in-calling-on-go

Tom Joad™

JohnnyBlkshrt

The small town I live in Nebraska has the same covid rate as NYC at the height of the pandemic. The local hospital is full and sending covid patients home

Patrick Fafard

FafardPatrick

Two attempts to explain outcomes in the current pandemic, one is from public administration, the other from public health. 1/4 The first is an an attempt to explain crude death

Alan Henry

halophoenix

So instead of reading the bad, poorly reported video games piece that shall not be named, here's some great games-saved-my-mental-health-during-the-pandemic reading instead, from us over at @WIRED Games. First, read

AL 🙂

Metabo_PhD

The reasoning given for justifying lockdowns by public health officials (& people) is based on the assumption that lockdowns drive down spread/transmission of a virus by reducing people’s mobility, which

Derek Thompson

DKThomp

I wrote about what today’s headlines and statistics are already telling us about the future of work, cities, and the economy in 2021https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/12/the-2021-post-pandemic-prediction-palooza/617332/Overall

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