#Transmission

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

“What’s clear is that this is not just a virus that kills people. To a significant number of people, this virus poses a range of serious long-term effects”, says @drtedros

Liam Glynn

LiamGGlynn

Our #COVIDWATCH graph April 4 from @mikey0callaghan w/ @UL +@ICGPnews. #PhysicalDistancing + the new restrictions are tough but we still have a lot of work to do to stop transmission

john mirabella

johnmirabella

what i’m hearing (through the grapevine, so take it with a grain of salt) is that LA county public schools are going to be 100% remote learning for the entire

Douglas Trattner

dougtrattner

It was bound to happen: our first road emergency since purchasing our 1993 motorhome 2 months ago and driving more than 1,700 miles. We feared the worst; that our RV

Gabriel Bosslet

gbosslet

This week our manuscript on the role of in-person school on community spread of SARS-CoV-2 in Indiana was published online in Clinical Infectious Diseases.This thread will outline our findings. manuscript:

Yonathan Freund

yonatman

C'est terrible de réaliser qu'après plus de 8 mois et 30 millions de malades, nous ne savons toujours pas comment traiter les malades COVID (outre cas grave en réanimation). Anticoagulant

Tom Engel

TomEngel18

1. @BillBlair and @CSC_SCC_en need to come clean on what is happening about releasing federal #prisoners during the #COVID19 #pandemic. Unacceptable secrecy and misleading statements. …https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/prison-covid19-blair-zinger-1.55

Joywave

joywave

I’m sure some of you know this already, but for those who don’t: Touring can’t resume until indoor venues are operating at 80-100% capacity. (1/x) Yes you can have a

No One 🇺🇸

tweettruth2me

Official CDC analysis of Diamond Princess Cruise Ship COVID-19 cases: On board: 3,711 (all tested)Tested positive: 712 (19.2%)Asymptomatic: 331 (46.5%) Symptomatic: 381Required intensive care: 37 (5%)Died: 9 (1.2% mortality rate)Source:https://www.cd

Gert van Dijk

gertvdijk

Thread—On the paper published by Peter de Man recently, presumably showing evidence for transmission of SARS-CoV-2 by aerosols in a Dutch nursing home ("Tweemaster" in the city of Maassluis).Here's why

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

.@realDonaldTrump's "anaemic response led the US to become the current epicentre of the global covid-19 pandemic, with almost one third of the world’s cases and a still rising number of

Alan Baxter

AlanBixter

COVID-19: Where are we now #51.Victoria has had an outbreak of COVID-19, going from no new cases on the 9th of June to 108 yesterday (5th July), and an increase

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

Singing and coughing might create infectious SARS2 aerosols you say? How could we EVER have knownFrom 1996 Sepkowitz "How contagious is tuberculosis" (TB) I like this article because it reminds

Ian McConnell (he/him)

IanMcConnell

“We are absolutely in the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic.” Dr. Osterholm (@mtosterholm) to the @mplssynod assembly Our ICUs have as many patients now as we did last December.

Andy Baird

andy_engineer

Reaching the 100 day milestone is awesome but also bittersweet. Thailand has done a superb job of managing the health crisis, especially as it was the first country outside of

Niall Ferguson

nfergus

Six questions for Xi Jinping, US edition: 1. What exactly was going on in Wuhan that led to the initial emergence of SARS-CoV-2?https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/04/06/opinion/chinas-three-body-problem/ 2. How big a role did the