#CoVID

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 101This week, it felt like we entered a new phase of Covid. In March & April, we had panic, lockdowns, and surges… in certain places.

Simon Clancy

SiClancy

Here’s why coaching helps lift talent & why Miami is winning despite not having great depth. The early punt block vs LA: Kavon Frazier at the bottom of the formation

InStyle

InStyle

Meet this year's 50 #InStyleBadassWomen: women who show up, speak up, and get things done — no matter what else is going on.https://www.instyle.com/news/the-badass-50?utm_campaign=instyle_instyle&utm_content=manual&utm_medi

Alex Forsythe

alexforsythe

Think of someone you love. Now imagine watching as they slowly die, their body shutting down because one or more of their vital organs can no longer function well enough

The Rev. Gini Gerbasi

GiniGerbasi

I just read a warning to conservatives that electing Joe Biden would be "the end of America." It made me wonder - seriously - What would that look like to

Ben Murphy

BenBMurph

If you’re wondering what overseas travel and Australia’s hotel quarantine program are like, here’s what happened on our trip home from Canada to Australia (a thread) Our

Liz 🚵‍♀️

LizLloyd

One of the hard things about living in Utah and being inactive/post-Mormon and also being non-confrontational, is you’re often put in awkward situations. I have a lovely neighbor whom I

James Griffiths

_JamesGriffiths

#EnergyEfficiency retrofit must drive the #GreenRecovery. But don't take my word for it - here's a non-exhaustive thread of key advocates, in no particular order. 1/An excellent report on Rebuilding

leora cruddas

LeoraCruddas

A thread offering a reflection on the last ten months in #education1/10 In March last year, you moved to remote education within days of being told to limit attendance in

Stephen Reicher

ReicherStephen

This report, on student behaviour during COVID, is very important: https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/educationandchildcare/articles/coronavirusandtheimpactonstudentsinhighereducationinenglandseptembertodecember2020/2020-12

louis appleby

ProfLAppleby

Suicide in several countries, inc England, didn’t rise after lockdown - see @bmj_latest this wk. Yet many studies have shown poorer mental health. How do we square these findings? Answer

Kevin R. McClure

kevinrmcclure

I’ve been thinking a lot recently about what colleges’ duty or responsibility is in a global pandemic that has killed over 116,000 people in the United States. 1/n This is

Nandini 🇮🇳

NAN_DINI_

During the Lockdown only three of my workers left for home.https://twitter.com/nan_dini_/status/1259697816667975693 The remaining sixty five waited on my assurance that once the Lockdown was lifted we would return to complete

Jill Filipovic

JillFilipovic

One of my hopes is that post-Covid, we can have a serious conversation about homeschooling and the need to better regulate it to ensure that kids are (a) safe, and

Dave Johnson

dcjohnson

Here is an interesting idea: Let Republican voters FEEL the consequences of what their politicians want. /1https://www.politicalorphans.com/democrats-should-weaponize-federalism/ /2 "Pass a national $15/hour minimum wage bill. To lure

Shawn Moen

SmallDogFred

This piece sums up a lot of my recent concerns and brings to mind a few random thoughtshttps://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-canada-is-sleepwalking-into-a-third-wave-and-it-could-be-the-worst-one 1) The emergence of variants with

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