#Deaths

I don't understand why everyone seems to be surprised by this, this is what we've always been expecting. There will be an exit wave, but it will very probably be
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Today, we look back on the handling of past pandemics with a sense of pity, owing mostly to the ignorance of the time as to specifics of the virus.While I
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New Labour leader @Keir_Starmer uses first PMQs to challenge Govt on 100k testing target. Actual tests 18k vs capacity 40k - he insists “demand is there” but testing has to
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Stats in Canada are hard to get because they aren't collated nationally. But in 2018 57 people died in police related incidents. Some studies put the number 15-25. Number of
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Um... poverty?https://twitter.com/SarahGeoKL/status/1245459085849477120 Using the UN's own (2016) numbers, 69 million children under five years of age will die from mostly preventable causes and 167 million children will live in #poverty
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.@louisvillemayor said Jefferson County has 39 new positive COVID-19 cases, bringing the total to 1,044.No new deaths from the virus today."It's been quite some time since we've been in that
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Our final panelist, Dr Alison Dawson, Senior Research Fellow at @StirUni, is now speaking about the lessons that we can take from #COVID19 in relation to #dementia design. "When we
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God knows I'm sick of churning out COVID-19 data myself, so going to post a bit of a thread that hopefully might help other people to at least interpret it
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1. I graduate with my Masters in Theology today. I won’t be there to walk down the aisle to get my diploma, because even the sight of my seminary’s campus
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The numbers are in and they are not good. The best early serology results point to this being about 5 to 10 times more deadly than seasonal flu (note there's
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1/This account was created in the summer purely to celebrate good news stories and positive feedback about our unit. We were proud of our team and how they had responded
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It’s my birthday!! so here’s a thread of things that have happened every year I’ve been alive and pictures of me in that year (for the years I have
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1) More than two months ago, Côte-Saint-Luc was one of the first Montreal communities hit hard by #COVID19. Yet it's now doing better than many other areas, while its death
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Obviously difficult for any opposition leader at the moment. Will be very hard to be heard during a national crisis. Starmer, assuming he wins, will also be having to build
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Presenting: a twitter thread in defence of the Swedish coronavirus strategy, by a grateful émigré who went to a bar in Stockholm the other day. (1/15ish) While most of the
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Last one, because I’m seeing this incredibly reductive argument being touted by people I used to follow - you’re smart people, and I know you understand this, but obviously it’s
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