#Transmission

1. Last NYE was a quiet one for @AmyMcLellan2 & I, after a busy year writing and helping @DavidHHeadley and @LizzieCurle organise @CapitalCrime1 Someone I follow on Twitter shared this
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36:48“If I’m wrong I want to be corrected so I can be right next time”- @MichaelYeadon3 Micheal, you have all my admiration. This is a rough transcript (not verbatim) of
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Common sense uses limited info to make assumptions that fail in complex systems. 'Common sense' has always butted heads w medical science because science is not easy to understand and
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Earlier the government told media it had 'extended the eviction ban'. The details are out and in fact this is a LIE.@RobertJenrick has given the go ahead to evictions of
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Thoughts on infectious dose and symptom severity... a thread.There is some evidence that lower viral dose leads to less severe symptoms in animal models.https://twitter.com/BallouxFrancois/status/1277210360118902785?s=201/ You might be thin
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Le point de presse a montré que le gouvernement -encore mal conseillé - ne comprend pas à quoi servent les tests rapides.M. Dubé a dit qu'«on n'a jamais manqué de
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Here’s @NeilMackay’s big read from today’s @heraldscotland . As with pretty much everything Neil writes (he’s always top of my ‘to read’ pile), it’s well worth a read. Here’s a
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The long term impact of school closures, not the temporary income drop of their parents, accounts for 90% of children’s overall welfare loss. The effect is concentrated on low-income families
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Yesterday the WH ⁊@PressSec⁩ was asked about the CDC director’s assertion that teachers do not need to be vaccinated before schools open safely. 1/https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/press-briefings/2021/02/04/press-briefing-by-p
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In March, models indicated millions would die from COVID-19. Nations reacted decisively, using unprecedented measures to buy time.What might this tell us about the use of rapid-acting stopgap measures in
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1/ Gaslighting 24/1/21Dail Mail annoyed a lot of people with its teacher bashing today.Also misrepresents the unions saying we are telling members not to do live lessons, NEU recently set
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In the space of half a year, a new class division was ripped through American society: those who can live normally through pandemic lockdowns and restrictions versus those who can't.
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Nobody wanted to see a repeat of the spring, with hospitalisations rising and stringent measures coming back in. But UK isn't in quite the same position as March, so here
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Thank you Dr. Vinita Dubey of @TOPublicHealth for joining our Back to School @TorontoCPIC meeting to answer parent/guardian questions! #topoli #onpoli #onted CPIC VP asks "What are the long term
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1/ It’s been 1.5 weeks since I last posted an Oregon #covid19 trend threadIt’s been a pivotal stretch of time nation-wide as numbers, especially in hot spots, continue . It’s
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The ADA isn’t exactly titillating, but read section 2.Physical or mental impairment includes... contagious and noncontagious diseases.Wait a sec, it’s against the law to discriminate against people based on communicable
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