#Transmission

Law-or-Fiction

laworfiction

Other than rare exceptional cases and whatever the sector, it is not lawful and an employer cannot insist on a worker having injected medical treatment.Apart from human rights issues and

Fatima Tokhmafshan (she/elle) 🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈

DeNovo_Fatima

Since Sept we did every possible thing wrong in terms of school reopening, failing to follow #science or the experiences of other regions!Instead of listening to ID & epi experts,

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Our letter in the Lancet today- signed by 79 world-leading scientists - outlining key recommendations for a sustainable COVID-19 strategy within the UK. Thread. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)32350-3/full

libcom.org

libcomorg

Good thread on just how bad things are in the UK and how likely it is they'll get significantly worse.https://twitter.com/dgurdasani1/status/1344333612347494401 On what the government is thinking and what evidence they're

Josephine Robertson

crazywholelife

Lay folks? Check on your clergy (whatever your tradition). Push your orgs to care for them in concrete ways. It is becoming more and more clear to me that MOST

M.P.

OmanReagan

This is wrong for two reasons:It accepts Biden is correct in continuing Trump's pandemic strategy of suppression/mitigation instead of changing to elimination.It accepts the false premise we must send people

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

#COVIDisAirborne. It always has been. 120 years we should have known this. Be generous say 80). We should have been prepared for it, but experts mangled the science so we

Pete Lincoln

petelincoln48

1/Reading the FDA report of Pfizer Vax EUA. Some interesting pointshttps://www.fda.gov/media/144245/download 2/It says “In the event an EUA is issued for this product, it would still be considered unapproved and

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

"This is a moment for all of us to reflect on the toll the pandemic has taken, the progress we have made, the lessons we have learned and what we

Michael Harris

MichaelH_PhD

Well, “this guy’s deal” is that first, we have very low case numbers, resulting from very effective risk mitigation strategies, and second, gazillion is a made-up number and the chances

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ Yep, the early/hard lockdown countries are at the leading edge of their second wave: Spain with 78 deaths today (equivalent of 550 in the US) and 9,000 cases (63,000

Deepta Bhattacharya

deeptabhattacha

In this piece by @rddysum, I am on record (again) stating that the vaccines will substantially reduce overall infections. I know some of my immunology colleagues think I am being

James Aycock, data nerd 📈

firstresponses

Memphis/Shelby CountyCovid Wk-In-Review* Lots of talk about schools, but...* What level of risk do we think is acceptable?* Cases continue to drop* But we're still at "Highest risk of transmission

counterpropaganda re Korea

korcounterprop

China's definition of a "confirmed case" of covid-19 has never included asymptomatic carriers of the virus. This is one of the most important reasons (if not the most important) that

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. Over Christmas, Dr Fauci suggested America would need to vaccinate 70% - 90% of its population in order to achieve herd immunity. Today, chancellor & play pretend scientist, Rishi

Chris Wymant

ChrisWymant

UK headlines on Friday reported that only 20% of #COVID19 cases have any symptoms at all, quoting the Health Secretary quoting the Office of National Statistics.This number is very wrong.A

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