#Transmission

Elliot Haspel

ehaspel

The following things can be true at the same time:A) Many children are absorbing severe harm from remote schooling -- academically, socioemotionally, and to their physical well-being B) Schools, when

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

We’ve been talking a lot about masks this past year. We know they protect us by reducing transmission of Covid-19, but when you buy a mask, do you know how

Adam Myerson

AdamMyerson

Here’s your dilemma to ponder: if racing is starting in CT and NH in July, but MA is still restricting people to groups of 10 or less with masks, but

Jane Merrick

janemerrick23

Prof Neil Ferguson of Nervtag says there’s a “statistically significant increased proportion in cases of under 15 year olds of new variant” compared with the old variant. Ferguson says it’s

joan is home

msfour

All summer long, Oregon had pretty low Covid transmission rates. I also saw LOTS of folks gathering in parks in small groups, often socially distanced and/or with masks. We are

Jennifer K McDonald

JenniferKShea

New COVID Transmission synthesis from PHO. Likes: aerosol/droplet cut-off set at 100um4 pages dedicated to synthesizing the growing aerosol/airborne/AGMP literature acknowledgement of airborne transmission in poorly ventilated settingshttps

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

Many COVID policy decisions will req decades to assess the net effects, & I have reserved judgment, but there is 1 policy issue that I am sure has been massively

Alex Bentham

alexinbulimba

Science says you are unlikely to get CovidScience says if you do, you have a 99.97% survival rateScience says masks don't workScience says asymptomatic transmission doesn't existScience says even if

Luca Ferretti

LucaFerrettiEvo

Understanding timing of COVID-19 transmission is key to inform good models and to choose appropriate interventions and public health policies. We made an effort to estimate it accurately from transmission

News from TransLink

TransLinkNews

Evidence shows that public transit is not the COVID-19 transmission hot spot some people may assume (thread)http://vancouversun.com/news/covid-19-transmission-not-a-major-concern-on-public-transit In @VancouverSun today: “B.C. has seen no

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

This is part of a long and excellent thread that is worth reading in its own right. I am almost entirely in agreement. With the exception that I want to

Wes Pegden

WesPegden

ZeroCOVID discussions have made contact-tracing-as-an-intervention a hot topic again. In particular, a contention frequently heard is that if we "get cases low" and then "build up the tracing system" test+trace

Megan Clement

MegClement

The debate over coronavirus transmission is becoming a full-on culture war when we don't have the full evidence base to know for sure exactly how it spreads. Does it spread

Newman Nahas

NahasNewman

1/What an execrable tweet. So many things wrong here.Let’s start by making sure we are clear about what this new paper actually says. This is important because it is clear

Edlow Lab

EdlowLab

It's been so exciting to see all the discussion about the @JAMANetworkOpen paper about #SARS-CoV-2 in pregnancy. maternal viral load, vert transmission, placenta infxn, and plac antibody passage... a tweetorial

Kimberly Prather, Ph.D.

kprather88

Some thoughts from active scientists on Twitter about COVID-19 by aerosol scientists and indoor air experts @linseymarr @CathNoakes @j_g_allen @jljcolorado @amgcarlton (1/) There is a historical bias against aerosols for

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