#Pandemic

Peter Smith

gpetersmith

OK, my initial comments on the NAO pandemic procurement report. Firstly, it’s a very strong and fair report, with plenty of detail and insight – very good work given the

DSA for Medicare for All

dsam4a

THREAD: As @JoeBiden unveils his plan for pandemic relief, remember:The Health Care Emergency Guarantee Act is the most comprehensive and cost effective way to guarantee everyone gets all the healthcare

Hugo Dante

HugoDanteJr

These takes are misguided/dishonest. They don’t recognize that what is historically a major strength of the US, federalism, is not conducive to effective pandemic response. Pandemics require centralized and uniform

Pippa Crerar

PippaCrerar

Keir Starmer starts with looking back over PM's record in handling pandemic. "Does the PM now accept that his slowness to respond led to more deaths, a longer lockdown and

Hugh Stickland

HughStick

Today @ONS we release new data on #Coronavirus and #Depression in Adults. As part of the weekly Opinions Survey this June, we were able to resurvey 3,500 people who had

Vidya ✨

learnwithvidya

The world is volatile & unpredictable.Take COVID. None of you were predicting this would happen.Yet, some THRIVED during pandemic and some did not.When did they learn how to survive a

Shaula Evans

ShaulaEvans

I feel like before the pandemic there was massive stigma around loneliness, that it was viewed as pathetic & a form of moral or social failing.Now that almost everyone is

Jacob Woocher

jacobwooch

If you want more housing discourse, I wrote a response to that Atlantic article (sorry lol).Tens of millions of people face eviction right now!!Under capitalism, jobs/economic crisis --> eviction crisis.

Kate Davidson

KateDavidson

State and local governments last year slashed their revenue forecasts when the pandemic hit. The fiscal picture hasn’t been nearly as dire as feared in many places. The problem: costs

Ella Em

ella_em_

You know at the beginning of the pandemic I thought it created the perfect basis to win M4A. It did create the perfect MORAL basis, but seriously weakened our organizational

Nora Loreto

NoLore

I think it's pretty clear that we're all getting increasingly desperate for this pandemic to end, and politicians know that the vaccine is a very potent political tool to dangle

Doug Robertson

TheWeirdTeacher

I'm a broken record but I don't see how schools can even pretend to open at the end of summer. We all know all the protocols being proposed are less

Derek Thompson

DKThomp

To vaccinate America by this summer, we don't face one challenge but rather 4 bottlenecks: 1. regulatory approval2. vaccine supply3. shot distribution/eligibility4. demand for vaccinesThis is my proposal to solve

commandasaurus

amcasari

The Disillusionment Phase of the Pandemic Is Upon Ushttps://www.seattlemet.com/health-and-wellness/2020/10/the-disillusionment-phase-of-the-pandemic-is-upon-us#.X8cTBcLRiqA.twitter “No single brain or body is immune to where we are in the

AutisticSciencePerson

AutSciPerson

I wish non-autistic people understood that when I am stressed, to them my voice sounds "defensive" or "aggressive," when what I really am is absurdly anxious, stressed out, and out

Ed Yong

edyong209

Here's a thing I want everyone to understand. There is a roughly 12-day lag between rising cases rising hospitalizations. So the 1.5 million (!!!) confirmed cases from the last 2

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