#Vaccinated

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

UK has authorized AZ/Oxford vaccine. Importantly: UK is leading the way in taking a bold public health approach (vs individual health) to getting the population vaccinated - Prioritizing distribution of

Gahlord Dewald

gahlord

Just got to watch Fauci do a QA focused on performing arts, I'll probably do a mindmap of it but here's the quick takeaways (nothing gigantic but I know we

Irène P. Mathieu

gumbo_amando

Today I received the COVID-19 vaccine. I’m also 17 weeks pregnant!It wasn’t an easy choice, but reading the stories of many other pregnant health care workers #onhere helped me to

Sizwe sikaMusi

SizweLo

Since we're all going to be vaccinated soon (some against their will), it is only proper that we understand what vaccines are, what they do and how they do it.

The Indian Express

IndianExpress

Covid-19 vaccination drive: Who will get the Covid-19 vaccine first? Public and private healthcare workers.A #quixplained by @ieexplained (1/6) Then, frontline and municipal workers. (2/6) Who's next in line? (3/6)

Zach Silverman

zsilvs303

With Arizona turning up the heat on vaccinations tomorrow w/ 24hr sites, here's how I would maximize vaccinations nationwide assuming there are 24hr sites in every county: 1) I'd set

bert huang 🐥

berty38

Experts are saying the sustained drop in COVID infection rates is *not* because of the vaccines, but I think they are. The models say that we shouldn't be seeing a

OpenFCPS

OpenFCPS2020

The FEA president, speaking before the board, just confirmed she opposes returning to school next fall 5-days a week. She said FCPS should stay in hybrid until kids are vaccinated.

Katy Balls

katyballs

Boris Johnson’s problems may be increasing by the day but there is one Christmas wish that remains top of the list: approval of the Oxford vaccineIt’s critical for the PM’s

Kimberly D. Manning, MD

gradydoctor

1/Waiting for takeout Her: “Girrrrl! Who is that random white man all over your face?” *leans closer*Her: “Waymint—is that my man #Fauci? Oh, okay, sis. You good.” Him: “Oh yeeeeah,

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

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

I definitely have the feeling of perspective change this morning, not just about the MHRA but having a tangible time line to first vaccination near me - vaccines are really

vedran sekara

vedransekara

#COVID thoughtsIn the "west" we're really worried about the current UK strain and fear any new mutation. Our newspapers write tons of articles about mutations no matter how insignificant. Epidemiologists

Brian Still, M.D.

brianrstill

"I don't want the AstraZeneca vaccine. It is only 62% effective. I want the Pfizer vaccine it is 95% effective."A thread.1/n@US_FDA @DrEricDing https://twitter.com/walletnumb123/status/1348263632648462342 First, the statement

Psyber Attack

PsyberAttack

This is *significant* because they started their 2nd doses ~30 days ago, which suggests it's [at least in part] the impact from one doseAccording to Johns Hopkins University, Israel has

William Stern

wmstern

A small thread on vaccines and risk. Lots of sensible people are worried about the risk of harm from a vaccine, and that’s fine, there may be risks we don’t

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