#Restrictions

Prof. Devi Sridhar

devisridhar

FM @NicolaSturgeon: Relief to hear cases in Scotland fall under 1000 (but could be due to weekend). Let’s keep sticking with it- get outside for exercise & socialising, avoid crowded

Kevin 👐 Glass

KevinWGlass

Seeing some Sweden triumphalism again. Here's a reminder: while Sweden didn't "lock down" in the way the US did, they still have many prohibitions the US does not have. Kansas

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lana_delboy

i think a lot of people who deny the severity of the second wave have never really experienced hardship before. i think they have never before really had their freedoms

Dr Stefanie Williams

DrStefanieW

I am devastated about the horrific consequences that Covid restrictions have on our society (which are ultimately killing more people than saving lives, not even to speak of the loss

Jonathan Engler 😀

jengleruk

So which is it:(1) a reduction in symptoms will assist managing the virus as most spread is associated with symptoms.In which case: what was / is the point of lockdowns

Prativa Baral

tivabaral

Spoke to @DebraArbecCBC tonight about the loosening of covid restrictions in #Quebec - way too early to be letting our guard down, esp w/ new variant we need to think

Daniel Horowitz

RMConservative

It is the job of Congress to enforce the Privileges and Immunities Clause against the states when they violate basic liberties. Not only does this bill not arrest the states

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

It has been a long tiring and, in many ways, terrifying week in the US. The events in DC have nevertheless obscured the growing public health crisis, which even with

Jim Dickinson

jim_dickinson

I've long been really torn on the in person teaching debate, but one aspect of it that I've been reflecting on over the past week is what I've been thinking

Performing Identities

performidentity

1/ The Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 3) Regulations 2020 are coming into force at 6pm Friday and need consideration in light of the

John B

johnb78

I'm being facetious for rhetorical effect here, but there's a genuine underlying point here, that the NSW approach (which is also the Vic and NZ approach) is philosophically different from

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

There seem to be UK MPs confused about the difference between a single market and any other trade relationship, so for clarity:Single market - shared regulations, no checks or restrictions.Other

Adam Conway @ XDA

AdamConwayIE

While I'll certainly agree some of the restrictions suggested by #NPHET don't make sense (especially removing spectators from sports??), those criticising the €9 substantial meal with the timed restrictions in

Brianne Benness

bennessb

[food/diet]If you're chronically ill, do you restrict your diet* to help manage your symptoms?*in any way, from following a formal protocol to avoiding your own collection of trigger foods well

Sacha Forstner

sachaforstner

In the long run, I suspect the most consequential and the most unfortunate of the precedents set in the past year will be the idea that provinces can "close their

Leana Wen, M.D.

DrLeanaWen

Can we please stop talking about lockdowns? A national lockdown is not going to happen. Every time it’s brought up, it distracts attention from practical public health measures that can

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