#Tracing

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

"If there's one thing we learn from history, it's that we don't learn from history"A new study from India looks at #COVID19 contact tracing And now reported, "[children] transmitted the

Hadriana Lowenkron

hlowenkron

Earlier this morning for @PhillyInquirer : around 20 cars and a handful of bikers and skateboarders took to Broad Street in a car caravan to protest Temple University’s decision to

Nicole Sidhu

NicoleSidhu15

The lack of objective reporting in this article, and its manipulation of facts some facts to support a particular narrative -- is, to me, shocking and disturbing in terms of

Ward Bekker

wardbekker

What I love about Grafana Loki:- deploy it as a single binary for easy testing,- go full distributed/microservice mode for productionVia Helm: https://github.com/grafana/helm-charts/tree/main/charts/loki-distributed (thx @unguiculus )Our li

Mark Haynes

MarkDeanHaynes

If any of my friends are not clear why increased restrictions are necessary in NI, please read this statement from the Northern Ireland Cancer surgical group https://nican.hscni.net/2020/11/18/statement-issued-by-regional-cancer-surgical-gr

kelly fuller

kelfuller

Fascinating interview with Prof of Epidemiology @UNSW advisor to @WHO @MarylouiseMcla1 on @RNBreakfast on NSW mask strategy some key points: 'reliance on good contract tracing is the wrong way around

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

A very interesting study here from South Korea, doing widespread contact tracing to give us a huge data set on secondary attack rates (SAR) for #COVID19 from different age groupsBut

Ben Sigelman

el_bhs

0/ This is a thread about *Logging* and how – for decades – it’s been a needlessly “selfish” technology.And how that should change.I promise this eventually gets concrete and involves

Molly Hunter

mollymhunter

Researchers, scientists, public health experts told me the same thing: we can't just sit around waiting for vaccines. (Yes, multiple!) There are 165+ vaccines in development. (Great!) There will likely

Health and Social Care Committee

CommonsHealth

1/ In October we launched our joint inquiry with @CommonsSTC on the lessons learnt from covid-19. Here’s a recap of some of the key things we’ve heard so far. #COVID19LessonsLearnt

Prof

covidtweets

I am beginning to think that the widely accepted model of COVID mainly transmitting between close contacts via droplets is insufficient to explain the data and failing the Occam's razor.

SenjutsuSage

SenninSage

People are really dumb enough out there to be saying that the Series X's 12 teraflops worth of compute is for the cloud, and not games. Nope, it's for ray

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

On @BBCOS today discussing the tragedy of exceeding 100,000 COVID-19 deaths in the UK, and what led to this.19:03 for a bit and then 19:23 onwards:https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/bbcnewsAlso, a few thoughts in

KJ Seung

kj_seung

@bhrenton argues that tracing an infection back to a restaurant is harder than tracing it back to a family member. This is true. But how do we actually find and

Matt Thackston

mrthackston

Yesterday there was a lot of discussion on here about getting our kids back in school and what was needed. I mentioned wanting to see action from the city and

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

The mistake the US makes again and again is assuming public health infrastructure will magically appear when we need it. It requires investment. That investment still hasn’t been made.https://twitter.com/selenasd/status/129167246484246937

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