#Vaccinate

Dave Blake, PhD

_stah

The argument to vaccinate HCWs first is really based on a sense of fairness/justice. They were fighting COVID. We owe them. The competing ethics are those of compassion. COVID is

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

People who have been vaccinated may think they no longer need to wear a mask or distance from others. Not true. First, even highly effective vaccines aren’t 100% effective. Second,

Anne Watson

annemathswatson

Teachers are keyworkers. I don't know why so few media outlets regularly include teachers in their lists of keyworkers. Russia claims to be going to vaccinate doctors and teachers first.

segacs

segacs

And now, a thread about the #COVIDvaccine in #Quebec:While TVA helps the #Legault government boast about how amazing they're doing at administering the vaccine, here's a reality check using some

Edouard Mathieu

redouad

We're starting to see more and better reporting on why some countries are able to vaccinate so quickly, and why others are lagging behind. I'll compile them in this thread

Mhairi Hunter

MhairiHunter

Received another update from NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde today. As of today in the Board area 37,000 health care workers, 7,235 care home staff & 11,000 social care staff

Perplexed onlooker

JulieBalfour9

THREADAccording to the government...If I get vaccinated: 1.- Can I stop wearing the mask?Government Response - No2.- Can they reopen restaurants, pubs, bars etc and everyone work normally?Government Response -

Lauren Dobson-Hughes

ldobsonhughes

I’ve been thinking a lot about vaccines lately (in case my twitter feed wasn’t a major clue). Threads on COVAX and domestic supply are here:https://twitter.com/ldobsonhughes/status/1357862123691528194https://twitter.com/ldobsonhughes/st

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

When people say "we need to vaccine 80% of people" I feel like they don't understand that more than 20% of people are categorically ineligible to be vaccinated, like, ever?

David Gauke

DavidGauke

A thought or two on the vaccine roll out. One piece of very good news is that we don’t have to vaccinate that many people before the deaths start coming

Dr Sumaiya Shaikh

Neurophysik

Public health, Pandemic misery, Profit mindset: A thread Everyone is surprised that Covishield or AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine is priced under $3 despite the R&D cost. It is sad that people find

Walid Gellad, MD MPH

walidgellad

The question here is not whether the gov't gives everyone only 1 dose in order to vaccinate more people.The question is, to increase # vaccinated *sooner*, should gov't take some

Ketan Joshi

KetanJ0

From what I can see, there is no solid evidence outlining exactly what role conspiracy theories are playing in test refusal, and to what degree. This is a clumsy stab

Mark Shrime, MD PhD

markshrime

Let’s talk about why we can’t just rely on vaccines to end this #pandemic, now that the new variants are around A thread based on this paper from the

Mangy Jay

magi_jay

I think a few things are true: 1. It's absolutely rage-inducing to see privileged GOP members of congress get the vaccine when they've downplayed the crisis + refused aid2. continuity

Tara Moriarty

MoriartyLab

Jan 29Weekly summary #COVID19 #CanadaCOMPARISONS:Provinces, high income peer countries w/ pop >20MFOCUS:All deaths, cases, plus focus on long-term care & retirement homesTHREAD OUTLINE2-12: Data, whole epidemic13-23: Wave 224-33: Las

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