#Transmission

AJ Kay

AJKayWriter

Testing asymptomatic people for COVID is a classic case of overdiagnosis—on a massive scale.So why are we doing it? (Read the excerpts...all the way to the end.)https://ebm.bmj.com/content/23/1/1 The pushback to

The Sharing Scientist

ScienceShared

I think a lot of the discourse around new rapid tests has become slightly toxic.They have clear advantages & limitations, and I think I have covered this clearly enough in

Cara Brook

caraebrook

Excited to share our pre-print on optimizing #COVID19 control with asymptomatic surveillance testing, an inspiring collaboration with the #UCBerkeley SARS-CoV-2 testing lab @igisci. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.11.12.2023087

Josh - Data Analyst in Nashville

ifihadastick

THREAD: Are Schools SAFE during Covid? A Collection of Research, Science, and Data on Schools: Risks to children, teachers, and comparisons within the community.Sources: Academic, institutional or governmental. I will

TT

Infrequentvalue

95% of people including 99.99% of "experts" are unwilling to think about why some people in Wuhan collapsed dead on the street to c19, while seemingly catching themselves.All on video,

PoliMath

politicalmath

jesus christ this is a nightmare of a documenthttps://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/downloads/community/schools-childcare/K-12-Operational-Strategy-2021-2-12.pdf You can absolutely read this document from the CDC as "this crisis wi

Danny Boy

Care2much18

These numbers need to be calmly framed, in the proper context of what it looks like to coexist with Covid19 in Europe. We're still doing remarkably well overall, in terms

Caleb LoSchiavo, MPH

calebloschiavo

Now that I've gone through the stages of being disappointed, angry, and snarky, here's an actual public health thread on why an indoor basement sing-a-long piano bar is one of

Jon Stone

joncstone

Given the backlash teachers are probably about to get from the pro-government press, it's worth saying that they have NOT had it easy this year – quite the opposite. Making

Mario Elia

supermarioelia

COVID-19 numbers in London-Middlesex have been pretty encouraging. This is the 7th straight day with 3 or fewer new cases. Last time that happened? March 18th. We were at 5

Southwest Airlines

SouthwestAir

A research bulletin from Harvard’s School of Public Health included a study around masks and ventilation. When all onboard wore masks, infection risk from breathing was reduced to less than

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ Thread on the relative importance of transmission modesA very difficult question, everyone reluctant to guess. As evidence accumulates, I decided to venture a guess, hoping to start some discussion.

Tim Cook

doctimcook

PHE COVID infection control guidance updated todayYou’ll likely love them or loathe themhttps://www.gov.uk/government/publications/wuhan-novel-coronavirus-infection-prevention-and-control High medium and low risk pathways created.Elective

Dr Zoë Hyde

DrZoeHyde

1. Updated thread on children & #COVID19, summarising recent research.Summary: further evidence children and adults are equally susceptible, and similarly likely to transmit. Schools have been a driver of the

Evgeniy Maksimov

PararamTadam

https://twitter.com/HaoGao12/status/1304711029738188800?s=20Some observations about the new chinese chassis with an electric transmission:1/6There are at least three variants of the chassis, only one has all wheel drive 2/6If there is no pl

Jay Nelson ⏳🔪

StoneSculptorJN

I’m going to make a “why masks don’t work” thread today...Let’s start with respiratorsRespirators do provides some* protection for the wearerHowever, they do absolutely nothing to stop exhaled aerosolsExhaled breath

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