#CoVid

Tom Chivers

TomChivers

looked back at 1st thing I wrote about COVID, in Jan. Headline "coronavirus will not be the next Black Death", which is true but kind of downplay-y. I *think* the

Siddharth Shirole

SidShirole

Today unfortunately Pandurang Raikar a young reporter with @TV9Marathi lost his life to #Covid19...once again highlighting the complete failure of the @OfficeofUT Government to build sustainable medical infrastructure to gain

Tau 🧩 DeMille

Tau_DeMille

My uncle died of complications from AIDS 35 years ago. We lost him when I was 7. My life was shaped by the sadness of this profound loss. It was

Daniel Reeders

engagedpractx

The Covid-19 crisis in Australia highlighted major structural problems around general practice as it is currently funded and organised in Australia. The vocation of many GPs is admirable and honourable

Peter Rowan

ptrrowan

5 potential missional consequences of COVID-19 (from a colleague in Asia) All 5 are an acceleration of trends already being felt... 1. A shift away from Western-led mission, as funding

Pradheep J. Shanker

Neoavatara

Why Did Florida Avoid a Coronavirus Disaster?Theory 1: A Hot and Humid ClimateTheory 2: Protecting the ElderlyTheory 3: It Didn’t Actually Do That Wellhttps://slate.com/news-and-politics/2020/05/how-florida-avoided-coronavirus-disaster.ht

The Berks🔥

TheBerks100

Funny how people living outside Odisha say he is a great CM, best CM in India and all. He is in seat for last 20 years. He enjoyed a stable

Jack

SpursIad

How to solve the coronavirus situation, a thread It’s clear that this situation doesn’t stop until a vaccine is released, until then we can only go into lockdown, or is

Alexander Leon

alexand_erleon

I'm getting the sense that people are uncomfortable talking about how the pandemic is affecting their mental health because they don't want to seem insensitive to those grappling first-hand with

Shelby Hintze

ShelbyHintze

I think something people are missing in the discussions around stay at home orders is limiting the exposure for essential workers. People saying “well I have to do [fill in

Shen Lu

shenlulushen

I've been talking to overseas Chinese students and following social media comments on their limbo status left by covid-19. Here's what's happened (thread): Since Feb, many overseas CHN students have

Rich

RockboltG

*peeps head around Twitter-door*Oh, the notifications have gone quiet after the swarm of Peter Hitchens fanboys moved on. Excellent. Wonder what statistical abuses Twitter will have moved on to now...Journalists:

DF

default_friend

Separate to the larger convo here, but this *is* a good question. In my life time, I’ve observed more and more friends identifying as “chronically ill” or “chronically fatigued.” It

René Brooks | Black Girl, Lost Keys | ADHD

blkgirllostkeys

If I never mentioned it before, I will say it now: Guard Your Yes can’t protect you from life being overloaded when there are things that HAVE to be done.

Ali Velshi

AliVelshi

1/9People are going back outside & most states are opening back up. You'd be forgiven for thinking we've turned the corner on coronavirus. But we are reminded of a somber

James McAsh

mcash

Danish schools have reopened, why not the UK?Teachers want schools to go back but we want it to be safe. That's why the @NEUnion set 5 simple tests. Let's look