#Transmission

Corey A. DeAngelis

DeAngelisCorey

Biden: "I've spoken with the leaders of the unions [...] we can safely open those elementary schools, where the highest risk of people transmitting the disease, number one" The highest

KC-10 Driver

MCCCANM

@CAgovernor @DJUSD @sacbee_news @alldenews Stick with me here: Remember when the CDC said "last Spring, the CDC did not recommend school closures, nor do we recommend them today."?(Nov 19th) #OpenSchools

Jens Boman

JensBoman

The refusal of old fools to acknowledge effects of interventions that prevent transmission of pathogens, is not new. The "Tegnells" of the time in Vienna mocked the notion of washing

David Paton

cricketwyvern

Restrictions were imposed to stop health services being overwhelmed.Govt policy on reopening now seems to be based on an assumption that opening 1 thing inevitably increases transmission & so something

Cult of Person-ass-ity

angryblkhoemo

This is complicated, for me.From a scientific & factual standpoint, it actually makes little sense that undetectable folks have so much burden to disclose. But I do still think it's

Jenny Hunter

jennyhunterdc

Stop saying "schools are safe" when what you mean is "school transmission rates are no higher than community rates" and "I think the risk is worth it because the costs

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

1/ New #covid19 executive orders in #Massachusetts today from Gov Baker + team in setting of #covid19 hospitalizations being up 145% since Labor Day. While there is now a mask

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

With global spread, national border closures seem like a pretty facile solution to hypothetical more infectious variants that haven’t emerged yet or been imported. Int’l travel isn’t a selection pressure

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

On TTI as a control measure: Early 2020, we said contact tracing would not control community spread against #COVID19 once cases got high Yet when cases got high, it was

Cheryl White

LadyScorcher

There are a lot of ways to describe my day job but I think the most important aspect is to integrate knowledge from different stakeholders to come up with better

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

A letter from myself, @mugecevik and @AshaBowen about #COVID19 in children and #schoolsreopening in reply to an opinion piece in @theMJAWe've been following the literature since the beginningCareful and weighted

Erin Ross

ErinEARoss

When people ask if it's safe to dine indoors, Oregon officials say there's "no clear evidence of significant transmission in bars or restaurants" in Oregon's data. #threadRule #1 of science

Office of the President Elect - Brad Johnson

tuns1999

It has been found in court by expert testimony that medical grade masks worn by trained healthcare professionals were not effective at reducing transmission of respiratory viruses, how can any

Ari Peskoe

AriPeskoe

IS THE UTILITY TRANSMISSION SYNDICATE FOREVER? My new paper explores how investor-owned utilities came to dominate transmission, FERC’s efforts to wrest it from IOU control, how IOUs evaded competition in

Rich Weinstein

phillyrich1

I'm going to try to save some lives today. Here's a timeline of the science behind wearing masks. I believe the messaging about "wear a mask" may be the problem.

Brad Siroky

BradSiroky

@cdc is hanging it’s policy hat largely on this study from WI: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7004e3.htm How can they make broad policy decisions on the transmission rate in schools based on a study

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