#Droplets

Julia Hurtado

juliaforcobb

Thoughts on health literacy from an education advocate (and Health Literacy in Public Health minor ): a thread 1/ I do think @CDCgov is doing the best they can with

Your Gay Uncle John

JohntheCraptist

Hey parents no better time to teach your kids they need to SHARE sidewalks so we who actually try to avoid ur kids in case we’re unwittingly shedding coronavirus don’t

Mark Schneider

subschneider

1. The Nuclear case for wearing masks. In the nuclear industry we are used to managing radiation exposure and we can apply the same principles from that to COVID-19. 2.

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Huge—CDC now finally says coronavirus can commonly spread "through respiratory droplets or small particles, such as in aerosols," when a person breathes. "Airborne viruses, including #COVID19, are among the most

🦑 Emily Willingham 🦑

ejwillingham

No, the study ****did not find that****. Not even their own extremely limited data (n=1 person for most tests) show that. And where is the outside scientific comment on this

Thais Coutinho

thaiscoutinhoCV

Must read: the 2m #SocialDistance rule does not apply to runners or bikers. Their droplets of saliva travel much further. Need to stay 5m away from runners and 20m away

Alexa "Fae are pretty spooky, right?" McDaniel

Lexi_the_Fae

A 300 word #blaseball microfic about Beck Whitney taking Jasmine Washington to the Boston Garden during the off-season, and wondering why Caligula Lotus is nowhere to be found during Season

Ben

benschnelle

Spending part of my day learning about made-from-home masks & I’m putting what I learn in this thread. (1) (2) first up, a CDC podcast on emerging infectious diseases -

Dena Grayson, MD, PhD

DrDenaGrayson

@MIT's Dr. Lydia Bourouiba warns: “pathogen-bearing droplets of ALL sizes can travel 23-27 feet.”She also warns: “droplets that settle along the trajectory can contaminate surfaces”—and “residues or droplet nuclei” may

Anil Dash

anildash

You know, it's something really special & rare when the #1 feature people ask for in a product is "Can I pay for this?" Today, I'm super excited to say

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MackayIM

Yes. Cloth masks (less so than surgical masks & less again than N95 respirators) *can* reduce risk of inhaling potentially (an as yet unproven, but possible route of SARS-CoV-2 infection)

Maus (Writing comms open)

ContrastMinds

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Dr Estelle Paranque

DrEstellePrnq

Charles De Lorme (1584-1678) was a French medical doctor who practiced in several regions across Europe during the 17th century. He was the primary doctor of Marie de Medici. He

Whreq Jnnyobre

Whreq

Wow, de Nederlandse vertaling van de #JohnSnowMemo heeft een significant ander beeld van de wetenschappelijke consensus dan de andere talen. Aerosolverspreiding over grotere afstanden in omstandigheden met slechte ventilatie lijkt

HelenaTchernobyl

HTchernobyl

Will you let this happen to your kids!? https://twitter.com/SaveusnowF/status/1301941440306700292?s=20 Those who don't understand, don't pay attention.If you take some time to check the data (WHO, CDC), let us say for

Dr. Christine Eady Mann

DrChristineMann

Before You Put On That MaskI get it. You want to do *anything* you can to prevent the spread of this virus to you and your loved ones. But before