#Covid

Aaron Carr

aaronAcarr

As continues to blame density 4 the spread of Corona, consider Seoul, South KoreaDespite being in close proximity to China and — w/ a population of 9.7M — one

NurseKelsey (she/her)

nursekelsey

What is something you feel the general lay public hasn’t or doesn’t understand (or hasn’t had made clear to them) about COVID, the pandemic, lockdown, the future, etc? Mine is

Kareem Farah

Kareemfarah23

THREAD: One of the most destructive aspects of traditional fixed-pacing instruction is it continuously reinforces students’ academic insecurities. Students who struggle in class are constantly being rushed and never feel

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 150Today, 150 days since I began my Covid tweets, I’m going to do something odd: write the speech that Trump should give. I have no

Zack White / 'The Napoleonicist'

ZwhiteHistory

#WaterlooRemembered from the podcast 'The Napoleonicist'. Bringing the Waterloo 205 anniversary to you in the Covid crisis.Featuring expert interviews & a huge 'Voices from the Battlefield' aural history project, these

Kevin Mitchell Mercer

KevinIsHistory

I asked my students (for extra credit) to select one COVID-19 artifact that they would suggest to a historian 100 years from now for an exhibit. The results are moving

Haresh Chawla

hchawlah

Coronovirus statistics have a tipping point that media is missing. What happens when the number of infected start overwhelming state capacity for healthcare?Eg., if you have 100 hospital beds available

Rohini Harvey

RohiniHarvey

Looking over this article on challenges for women academic hospitalists yet again. It gets at some key issues but doesn’t mention what I think of as the women’s work of

wear a mask!

so6500

Since housing as a human right does not resonate with our decisionmakers, maybe this pattern of facts will. I am a legal aid attorney. I had to meet with a

이주민 / Jumin Lee

oldtype

1. For those of you Korea Watchers out there with one eye trained on influential new Unification Minister Lee In-Young, here's a thread on some interesting comments he made yesterday:https://twitter.com/joongangilbo/status/1300402283625

Eric Topol

EricTopol

To better understand the #COVID19 immune response, we just did a podcast w/ @VirusesImmunity, an extraordinary immunobiologist @YaleMed @YaleIBIO @HHMINEWS link here: https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/933621w/ @cuttingforstone @Medscape

Judd Legum

JuddLegum

1. McConnell is insisting on a liability shield for businesses in the next COVID-19 bill to prevent "frivolous lawsuits"THE TRUTH: he's proposing to protect corporations in virtually every circumstance, no

Miguel Hernán

_MiguelHernan

1/Look at the shape of these curves. New York and Madrid had similar epidemics until they spectacularly diverged.In March, both cities were caught by surprise and shut down because of

Marc Lipsitch

mlipsitch

I agree with a lot of this thread. Primarily - in any time, but especially these days, it is inspiring to see a government agency release data, get bad press,

Darren Krause

LiveWire_DK

We've been looking for ways to change the channel on our news coverage, offering more than just a steady stream of #coronavirus content. Right now, much of that 'other' content

David States

statesdj

Let’s talk testing, specifically the coronavirus test we really need and essentially no one is talking about. What we need is a fast, low cost field test for highly contagious