#Outbreak

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

ThreadFor @BillWhittle In response to your very apt point that we'll never know how bad COVID-19 could've been.Here's my theory:@realDonaldTrump knew EXACTLY what we were facing, and he deliberately downplayed

Carissa Byrne Hessick

CBHessick

There are a lot of terrible things happening in the world right now. But one silver lining of the pandemic is that crime appears to be decreasing in those areas

OhioAtty14

OhioAtty14

So let's go through every relevant metric -- deaths, hospitalizations, transmissibility, side effects -- to see why schools should re-open.https://twitter.com/elikasadeghi/status/1283133178429837313?s=20 First, the most recent US Census

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ikanselarkuning

Nobody:Literally nobody:Curtain-twitching, self-righteous, snitching Singaporeans: Well, it’s day 8 into our lockdown. And folks have scurried to report on each other to the authorities for “flouting circuit breaker measures”. A

2ndfor1st

2ndfor1st

March 2017@RealDonaldTrump confronted Bill Gates on the safety of vaccines when he was considering a safety commission headed by @RobertKennedyJr to look into the ill effects of vaccines.Gates said, “No,

Nella

futurefenty

Justin Bieber isn't the villian biased stans and media are trying to portray him as, a thread of his good deeds throughout his career: I want to start w/ most

Maurice Ronai

mauriceronai

1) Un nombre croissant de voix se font entendre pour abandonner le traçage prospectif (pratiqué en Europe) et passer au traçage rétrospectif (mis en œuvre au japon et en Corée).

Jeff Strater

jeffstrater

It’s fascinating that the right to life crowd is the first to put people at risk to #coronavirus. Promoting church services, getting back to work, etc. Like this!https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/492152-florida-gov-desantis-says-coronavirus-do

Kaidi “Ruby” Yuan

YuanRuby

On March 1, when I told my parents that a patient in San Antonio who was released from quarantine with negative testing results later tested positive for coronavirus, I thought

Rochelle, at home

Rochelle

I’ve been going through newspaper archives from Washington state in 1918 to see how they talked about influenza then. It’s quite interesting! This is from the Lynden Tribune, October 31,

Greg West

GregWest_HALOJM

I'm amazed at all these Twitter 'doctors' that claim to know more about effectiveness of COVID-19 treatments using chloroquine than the attending physicians that treated specific patients. Yet, not one

Emma Dixon

EmmaDixon_EU

The wonderful @doctor_oxford has just been introduced at this lunchtime's live @RoySocMed webinar Rachel @doctor_oxford says it has never been more important to do advanced care planning, to reflect and

Evan Roberts

evanrobertsnz

Worth reading in the New Yorker about a five part response to coronavirus: distancing, tracing, testing, isolation, and treatmenthttps://www.newyorker.com/science/medical-dispatch/its-not-too-late-to-go-on-offense-against-the-coronavirus You might al

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW: Mon 6 April update of coronavirus trajectoriesDaily new deaths:• US has averaged 1,000 deaths per day over the last week• Daily deaths in Italy & Spain peaked around 23-24

TMIKpop

tmikpop

Thread of Namjoon's favorite artists (a continuing saga) Kim Whanki (1913–1974), pioneer of abstract art. Ran away from his wealthy family to study art. Inspired by Matisse, Picasso, Rothko, and

Tom Swann

Tom_Swann

This morning at the Senate's COVID19 oversight committee - Nev Power, Chair of the PM's secretive National COVID19 Commission. Livetweeting in this thread. Lots of boiler plate stuff in the