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Emily Burns😊 #SmilesMatter DM’s OK

Emily_Burns_V

1/n I bet you thought the CDC forgot your for Christmas, right? But they didn't! On Dec. 23, when you were busy ignoring Dr. Fauci, they released an estimated disease

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

It is finally happening. After the expected lag of 3-4 weeks, deaths from COVID in the US are finally coming down. This is fantastic, and I am confident that with

Emily R Smith, ScD MPH

DrEmilyRSmith

Given recent WHO interim vaccine recs in pregnancy, I want to share our new work @AJOG_thegray. Pregnant people are *TWICE* as likely to develop severe disease & have a 60%

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LynnFynn3

1) Thread addendum to my previous vaccine study analysis- Looking at "final" Pf*zer, pre-EUA data...Looks like they dropped the efficacy population from 44,000 to 36,000...and there's this little gem "Some

Dr Nigel Kellow 🩺

NigelKellow

ABOUT PFIZER THE VACCINE:So, the @pfizer vaccine is 90% effective. What does that mean? We know that 94 people out of 44,000 in the study got COVID. That means that

Sofie Hagen

SofieHagen

Introducing nuance to any debate on Twitter feels like an impossible quest, but I will just try: Obviously I can empathise with people whose mental health is so bad, they

Sterghios A. Moschos

DocMoschos

Kevin is conflating clinical trial design & outcomes (on which he is inexperienced) with liability to a for-profit business operating under non-profit conditions, to regulatory monitoring & post-EUA decision making.

Prof. Mosa Moshabela

MoshabelaMosa

The Minister @DrZweliMkhize is engaging very comfortably with the science of Covid-19. He's showing a much deeper understanding of the nuances in his articulation. He's even brought together 'competing' scientific

Keiko

keikoinboston

1. I see this is making the rounds. Read the article..“We are not alarmed by this,” Steinar Madsen, medical director with the agency, told Norwegian broadcaster NRK. “It is quite

Alex Imas

alexoimas

I am not an epidemiologist or a virologist. But it terms of people adhering to public health measures, from a behavioral science perspective it seems *really* important that policy makers

David R Tomlinson 💙

DRTomlinsonEP

First 100 Days of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) Control in Vietnamhttps://academic.oup.com/cid/advance-article/doi/10.1093/cid/ciaa1130/5879764#.X9to5VCXjIU.twitter Triggered by @AliNouriPhD yesterday!Dear UK,

Sarah will get a COVID vaccine

TheSecretSarah

I honestly think ppl are throwing the baby out with the bath water losing our minds over AstraZeneca. So I’m going to add some more bullet points. Remember, expert opinion

Amy Hyde

Amy_Lissa

Alright so my 26 weeker took his Bayley test today. And the fact that a cognitive score under 85 on this test is considered a “moderate to severe” NDI is

Bryan Glezerson

BryanGlezerson

Luscious question. Generally, burst suppression (BS) can occur in most any encephalopathy (eg., GABAergic drugs, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, Ohtahara syndrome, etc.) with the proposed common aetiology being decreased CMRO and decreased

andreas elpidorou

aelpidorou

How old is boredom? Friends and colleagues in humanities argue that it’s a relatively recent (> 18th century) phenomenon. But consider Evagrius’ Praktikos, a text from the 4th century. The

Fredrik Häthén 🏳️‍🌈

FredrikHathen

"Why didn't they just FIX all the BUGS???" - a thread:Making a game is hard. The bigger the game is, and the more moving parts it has - and the

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