#Viral

Ryan Sneddon🍦

sneddymobbin

We hear a lot about how great referral programs are because of newsletters like @MorningBrew and @TheHustle But in reality, a referral program shouldn't be an early concern.Short thread (promise)

Reuters Science News

ReutersScience

All the COVID-causing virus circulating in the world right now could easily fit inside a single cola can, according to a calculation by a British mathematician whose sum exposes how

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

Infectious dose is a possible explanation but I don’t think it’s a very likely one, for a couple reasons. The most important being that identical twins are not genetically identical!https://twitter.com/drzoehyde/status/13431181490722447

Dr. Ali Nouri

AliNouriPhD

1) It's not uncommon to recover from COVID, test negative, and then test positive again down the line. Happened to ~1 out of 5 recovered patients in large China study

Ramki

ramkid

The famous adman was happy. He had finally ticked his covid creative box. Phew! For a while there he thought he had missed the bus. For weeks he was groping

Josh Wingrove

josh_wingrove

Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf tells Fox that they're "proactive arrest[ing] people" in Portland. "Because we don't have that local support, that local law enforcement support, we are having to

Stefan Marciniak

Prof_Marciniak

Thank you everyone who endured the lockdown, who socially-distanced, who wears a mask & hand-washes. Lockdown was necessary because viral spread was getting out of control.1/nhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55105285 As Xmas approaches

Movendi International

Movendi_Int

From our Science Digest:Alcohol Consumption and the #COVID19 Infection Riskhttps://movendi.ngo/reports/alcohol-consumption-and-the-covid-19-infection-risk/Key findings:The patient with alcohol use disorder is ‘fragile’. Researchers show

Plum Remson 🙂😄🙂

PlumRemson

1/10 First off, TY for this thoughtful response. While not scientist/academic, I've spent many years studying literature on infectious disease/paradigms of perceived risk/responsibility, and I appreciate the nuance you are

Jon Deeks

deeksj

So the next new Covid-19 testing technology to look at is the OPTIGENE LAMP test - as covered here in the Guardian.1/13Experts question claimed accuracy of Covid-19 saliva testshttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/04/experts-question-

𖧵⁷ KY DAY

sk8tergkk

how to promote dynamite on different apps effectively — a helpful thread to start, i’d like to say that these methods should be helpful and they are just things to

JK MOLINA

OneJKMolina

How to go viral whenever you want to and never run out of tweet ideas.Quick thread. What's the BEST way to come up with new ideas?Reading more?Close, but no.It's putting

Chris Mungall

chrismungall

What are all the molecular parts of #SARSCoV2? Getting the answer out of existing databases is harder than you might think. I wrote an article on our work curating a

Surabhi💫

surabhi82707088

SSR's murder was pre-planned & done vry PROFESSIONALLY,it cnt be the outcome of heat of the moment. Few points to support this:- Rhea alienated him frm his family & frnds.-

Hugo Rifkind

hugorifkind

Come on, guys. How the hell am I supposed to parody this?https://twitter.com/LabyrinthWeaver/status/1347226324172066817 This has been the Trump satire issue from day one. You satirise by taking reality and turning it

Jon Deeks

deeksj

AGREE - very important that we clearly distinguish between different types of studies. I discussed this at House of Lords select COVID-19 investigation (below - Q52 9th June) and

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