#Covid

'Fisayo Soyombo

fisayosoyombo

A lot of people have been wondering how it was possible for 57 staff of one company in Oyo State to test positive for COVID-19 (Some have even doubted it.).

Radhika Agarwal

radhika_agar

As founders, investors, & employees fear what looks like inevitable economic doom, @BlumeVentures puts together the *Building Against All Odds Series* (keeping with our spirit of eternal optimism). Below are

Conor Gogarty

ConorGogarty

You join me at Bristol Magistrates' Court, where Piers Corbyn has just arrived in a cream Volkswagen. He's accused of a lockdown breach.He's slightly late, which he says is because

Oscar Combs

wildcatnews

Couple hours ago, drove over to Walgreens Pharmacy off Winchester Rd. for drive-thru COVID-19 test. Took less than 10 minutes, never left the car & 45 minutes later I received

Pras Francis, MD PhD

PrasFrancis

Let's talk about hydroxychloroquine (HCQ). tl;dr:1. There's a difference between biologic plausibility & early sign of clinical benefit.2. A standard must be met to show benefit-this hasn't.3. It can cause

Hisham Ziauddeen

HZiauddeen

Tweetpost: COVID planning in community mental health servicesHere is a thread about some of the thinking that went into our service’s COVID planning. I’d be grateful for any comments and

César A. Hidalgo

cesifoti

1. Concerned about the economy? Last week we run a 3 question survey at http://oec.world . We asked people about jobs, concerns, & lost business. We obtained +6,000 answers. Here are

Lamar

Jmar116

Late night thoughts...I've seen people post about how students will be traumatized because they aren't in school. That assumes school is a neutral or welcoming space for students. For some

Janie Hsieh, PhD

JanieHsieh

Are states using hydroxychloroquine to treat coronavirus patients? Here’re some of the feedback from states in correspondence with their recovery numbers! A Texas hospital discusses their great success using hydroxychloroquine!https://twitter.com/TXC

Tez

tezilyas

Why did @BBCNews At Ten not mention Areema Naseen by name?She’s been trending on Twitter all day.The other nurse who sadly died today, Aimee O’Rourke, was mentioned with a picture.Why

@CDavidNaylor

cdavidnaylor

Oscar: Doc, what's ahead?Me: An even bigger surge of COVID-19 pts arriving at hospitals. Oscar: Sounds awful. Could a lot of people die? Me: Yes, Oscar. Sorry to say it.

Eric Topol

EricTopol

What we've been missing, below the surface, about #COVID19. The focus has been on confirmed cases, hospitalizations and deaths. But there's so much more we've been learning. United States data

Ryan Bourne

MrRBourne

NEW THREAD: For the past couple of months, I’ve seen articles that purport to tell us the **real** lessons behind cross-country differences in performance in regard COVID-19—from “state capacity” right

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

Having spent time discussing COVID with Sweden based friends I’ve reaccessed some of my earlier thoughts on this.I still think the Swedish strategy deeply flawed - particularly if COVID doesn’t

Mir Sohrab Khan Mari

MirSohrab

Read my thread on timeline of COVID-19 crisis in Pakistan: Feb 2020: 1st COVID-19 case diagnosed in Pakistan. March 2020: Sindh Govt asked Center to close borders. On the contrary,

Rob Leone

robleone

The frustrating part of this class size debate is that it's not JUST the money. It's capacity. To get down to 15 students per class, we would need 30-35 thousand