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Olivia Messer 🌊

OliviaMesser

I spoke to the Times about quitting my job after a year of COVID reporting. Nearly every interview featured a traumatized frontline worker, devastated family, or piece of news that

Casey Bryant, MD

HOGTOWN_DOC

Got an ECMO today consult for refractory and rapidly progressive hypoxia despite intubation. On my arrival, SpO2 was in 30s and 40s. CXR and bedside U/S confirmed total left

Kristin | 🌈🦄™️

negative_purple

Important: This afternoon walking my dog I saw a house on fire. There was SO MUCH BLACK SMOKE. you could see the frame of the house, most of the roof

Amir Sufi

profsufi

Important, policy-relevant research released by JPM Institute today on the importance of of unemployment benefits in stimulating aggregate demand. Especially the $600 supplement:https://institute.jpmorganchase.com/institute/research/labor-m

Chris Lawer

chrislawer

Like this article, I’ve a problem with the use of “underlying conditions” and how it is that when we hear someone has died who had them the “phew ! Not

prerna singh bindra

prernabindra

We just celebrated #EarthDay I want you to reflect on our-humanity's relationship with #Earth as we & our imagined great civilisation has have been felled by a tiny #microbe

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

My undergrad major was the history of science: we learned how politics impacts data collection; power structures can silence truth; & science denialism isn't new. Which is to say: This

Ankit Tyagi

Ankit_Tyagi01

BREAKING: On MHA’s directions Delhi LG passes order stopping home quarantine (as reported few hours back)5 day mandatory institutional quarantine for those positive Patient Will be sent in home isolation

Cindy Ermus

CindyErmus

I wrote this piece for @STATNews to mark the tricentennial of the start of the Great Plague of Provence, the last of the great* outbreaks of plague in W. Europe.

Dr N. Brodie נחמה

brodiegal

#shortthoughts In current arguments I don't believe we always distinguish sufficiently between the effects of lockdown & the effects of the pandemic. It's also easier to 'blame' the lockdown because

Angry Scotland Podcast🎙

AngryScotland

Give them a proper salary and regular pay rises, you impractical galoot.https://twitter.com/mirrorpolitics/status/1248327183547936777 Boris Johnson's deputy has refused to promise NHS staff will be given a pay rise after the coronavirus

Michael A. Young

RealMYoung23

Sunday #Cavs Talk Thread:Honestly, I think the team is largely fine and there's a bit of a "sky is falling" happening. I don't know what the expectations were. It's a

Why To Wit Ter (Meesh)

why_two_wit

Thread 1/I began to have a runny nose & sneezing on March 2nd. My eyes burned a little & I felt a bit headachey & tired. Still, that “virus thing”

Annie Murphy Paul

anniemurphypaul

One thing we've missed out on in this year of pandemic restrictions, says psychologist Manos Tsakiris, is *serendipity*: "The random friend of a friend that we didn’t meet. The flirting

Craig Spencer MD MPH

Craig_A_Spencer

"Hey Craig, I just saw you on TV!"After hundreds of interviews, I hear that often.And now I forget how unique & foreign being on TV is for most people.So I

Usha Lee McFarling

ushamcfarling

Throughout the pandemic, @UCSF has been showing the world how to get things done. (Contrast this testing program with other misleading studies--I'm looking at you @Stanford.) Also, I could not