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Dr. Jill Richmond, PhD

tcelltracker

#SciComm summaries for @DermTalks!The #COVID #dermatology registry by @DrEstherFreeman In the 4th @DermTalks seminar, Dr. Esther Freeman from @harvardmed spoke about her efforts tracking #skin symptoms in #COVID patients What

Joanna Poole 💙

Jopo_dr

Medicine in 2050:Patients lie suspended above their own beds with anti gravity devices to avoid pressure damage but some gravity devices to prevent bone and muscle loss, developed from space

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

The massive confusion created by the media and the announcement of SalivaDirect for #COVID19 testing needs to be cleared up. Yesterday I wrote a long tweet thread about it. The

Dr Zoë Hyde

DrZoeHyde

(1/22) Study of household transmission of #SARSCoV2 in the US in March to April. Extremely thorough investigation by the CDC showing an equal attack rate for children and adults, among

Xiaofei Xu

XIAOFEIXU

As I’m boarding my flight back to China, I decided to start a thread on how traveling back home is really different in a pandemic.It involves multiple PCR tests, cabin

Soumya

skarlamangla

since everyone in LA just learned about false negatives ... spoiler alert: they exist for every test! whatever COVID test you use, it's measuring the amount of virus in whatever

Pall Melsted

pmelsted

Speed is crucial in fighting this epidemic. In Iceland we use test-trace-isolate to curb the spread in addition to restrictions on social gathering, 2m social distancing and mask wearing in

Dr Noor Bari (Miasma Medic)

NjbBari3

About COVID19 and the road out of this mess.... We have a situation where we are using vast quantities of resources, creating tonnes and tonnes of garbage (masks, swab

Corona & Lyme

Corona_N_Lyme

Been watching this one. Done a good bit of DD. I’m not in it yet, but might have to make a move on it.The implication below is $OPK Covid testing

Ryan Reeves

investing_city

Genomics Thread #5We've already laid the groundwork for understanding DNA, and some parts of the sequencing value chain but now let's talk about genetic testing... 1/ You can think of

Jennifer R Hamilton

JRo_Hamilton

I’m excited to share the @igisci saliva-based assay for SARS-CoV-2 detection, now on #medRxiv. We developed a fully robotic saliva sample RNA extraction pipeline for asymptomatic infection surveillance in the

Peter English #FBPE

petermbenglish

A problem with privatisation of testing.Now that we are routinely testing lots of people - including care home staff and residents, and NHS staff - we are picking up positive

Barney Flower

barnaby_flower

After months of airBnB hopping with recently expanded family, feel incredibly grateful to be allowed back into #Vietnam to continue Hepatitis research. Currently in quarantine, which is no-nonsense. But I'm

Michael Lin, PhD-MD

michaelzlin

1/nExciting findings on the AZN vaccine:1. big trial (17k)2. tested 1 dose vs 2 doses (assessing 1-dose efficacy correctly, unlike Pfizer), and short vs long delay to dose 23. first

Rory O' Hanlon

ohanloncmr

My Covid thoughts Regardless of ones stance on nphet, pcr issues, casedemic vs pandemic, here is what I think I can summarise from recent months @SusanMitchell_ @DonnellyStephen @RiochtConor2 @MihaiVioreanu @DrJohnCurran

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

1/ So important to acknowledge that when we tweet or share recommendations for how to stay safe or what to do at an individual level, these have drastically different implications

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