#Screening

Scott Gottlieb, MD

ScottGottliebMD

THREAD: The professional staff of FDA’s device center advance an important new policy to facilitate pooled testing of Covid samples; which will help employers, colleges, schools and others enable more

Dr Tharani Loganathan

drtharaniL

Kudos to the Malaysian cabinet for the decision to provide free vaccines for non-citizens under the NIP. Thanks, @Khairykj. Hopefully, this includes the vulnerable non-citizens without documentation- undocumented migrants, refugees,

Dr. Deena Hinshaw

CMOH_Alberta

I have heard questions about whether the rate of growth for cases of the variant is doubling in Alberta every seven days. This is not accurate and would be based

Thomas Streinz

t_streinz

Thanks, Harlan. You are right: in our MegaReg project we emphasized MNE's interest in regulatory convergence and thought about how agreements like TPP might bring such convergence about beyond the

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

Great thread on the overstated conservative mythology around Bill Buckley’s “purge” of the extremists in the early 1960s.https://twitter.com/larryglickman/status/1356942684779347968 This Firing Line episode from 1966, a few years AFTE

Steve Jones Jr.

stevejones20

Very interested in how the Nets use Kyrie and KD together as the season continues. Good action here, KD sets a downscreen for Kyrie. Because of the size difference/matchups it's

Emma Hilton

FondOfBeetles

A thread on cervical screening programmes. I teach about population screens. I refer to WHO guidelines on ‘what makes a good screen’, which includes criteria like a clearly-identified demographic, treatments

Zoë McLaren, PhD

ZoeMcLaren

Scaling up rapid screening tests for COVID-19 is well within reach. They can help keep the virus at bay until a vaccine is available. My piece in The @ConversationUS explains.

Dr Ruth Pearce

NotRightRuth

I support this statement and I'm glad people are fighting transphobia within Labour. However, I feel an important point is being missed in this kind of public commentary: that is,

Erik Reinbergs, PhD

ereinbergs

While I'm at it, let's talk about suicide monitoring software that school districts use: This software sends an alert when students enter keywords on their school computers related to

Dr Clare Craig

ClareCraigPath

China is trolling us with this and Nature should be embarrassed at having published it:https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19802-w It claims 10M people were tested in the last two weeks of June in Wuhan.

gggg21

gggg2120

Please go to Halo in this article and have a read...250,000 tests a week to start with. Halo is the company/app/shell if you like....I will present why I am pretty

Ed Tubb

EdTubb

1/n I asked Public Health Ontario about the state of testing for the B.117 variant that's behind the *really bad* case curves in Ireland and the U.K.I'm told PHO is

Tessa Adair

TessaFiche

I’m not in #recruiting, but I often get cold-emailed by startups selling #AI-based resume screening. So I’ve started responding by asking them to show me what due diligence they’ve done

Bryan Polcyn

bryanpolcyn

The Grafton pharmacist accused of intentionally spoiling Covid-19 vaccines allegedly told his wife last month hat "the world is crashing down around us" and that "the government is planning cyber-attacks."

Password Hunter02

BenKTallmadge

US Steps Up Pressure on Europe to Ban Chinese Security -Nuctech, a Chinazi state-controlled firm, provides screening systems for cargo, luggage & passengers at airports & other ports of entry.https://www.theepochtimes.com/us-steps-u

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