#Outbreaks

Geoffrey P. Johnston😎🇨🇦

GeoffyPJohnston

Although the COVID crisis in Canada remains serious, the situation in South Asia is much worse, especially for children. “The lives and futures of children across South Asia are being

Samuel Marrache

SamuelMarrache

#Gibraltar and its last Epidemic - 10 Minute Interesting Read #ThreadGibraltar's population was devastatingly impacted by yellow fever in the 1800s. I'll (try to) briefly summarise some interesting findings in

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

How does mathematical modelling analysis feed into UK government COVID-19 policy? You've probably heard of Cobra, chaired by the PM, but there are two other steps worth knowing about... 1/

The SNP

theSNP

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon: "Hello, everybody. Welcome to today's update. I will start with the usual update on the Covid statistics." NS: "I can tell you that an additional 44 positive

Vlado Vince

mejs

"Why is Croatia doing so well in the fight against the Coronavirus" -- as I listen to an endless sound of ambulances from my apartment in Brooklyn, I am so

Brent W. Roberts

BrentWRoberts

Thread alert: There is a lot of back and forth about the use and abuse of behavioral and social science knowledge to help universities and colleges open up to in-person

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW: Wed 1 April update of coronavirus trajectoriesFirst, daily new cases (rather than yesterday’s weekly version)One of these is not like the others.Many outbreaks are slowing but in the US

VoidSurf

VoidSurf1

We can't understand the present if we don't understand the past.This thread will show you the history of death and disease outbreaks in Sweden. Source data was all retrieved from

Tom Inglesby

T_Inglesby

Comments on recent #COVID19 US developments, some positive, some not: US still in plateau w/ daily 25-30,000 cases and average of ~2000 daily deaths for ~5 wks. For perspective, the

Karam Bales

karamballes

#edutwitter1/ A thread on Containment and a look at local outbreak planningLeads on from discussions in Pandemic podcast for Educators No.1DfE guidence, Containment Framework and saftey in schoolsCatch up fundingCollectiving

Alexandra Edwards, PhD

nonmodernist

They prefer "residential spread" for things like small discussion classes. I simply do not see how a small discussion class can function when everyone is sitting 6 feet away from

Jessica Lussenhop

Lussenpop

I'm trying to keep track of all the meat processing plants that are experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks in their staff. Here's another Smithfield plant near Cincinnati:https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2020/04/20/covid-19-4-confirmed-cases-lo

Nathan Stall

NathanStall

Today #Ontario enacted a new emergency measure providing hospitals with the authority to transfer patients who no longer require acute care (so-called "alternate level of care" or ALC patients) to

Paul Harvey

PRHHO

In this years Aid Worker security report we focused on risks to humanitarian health workers https://www.humanitarianoutcomes.org/sites/default/files/publications/awsr2020_0.pdf Things that struck me doing the research were that this is a br

Pastor Chick 🐣

pastorchick70

Because I’m getting a lot of requests for info on churches w/ #COVID19 cases & outbreaks to share with your own pastors/churches, a thread for info here: #SundayService #EasterAtHome #Easter

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/It's time to party party party with:Coronavirus Tweets From the Experts, 5/26/2020https://twitter.com/Noahpinion/lists/coronavirus 2/How to keep coronavirus out of nursing homes:https://twitter.com/SaskiaPopescu/status/126550310981358