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Sarath_Krish43

The thread for the state wise data of #COVIDー19 (updated upto 13-04-20)*Sample collections*Samples tested per million & Positive cases per 100 tests*Case Fatality Rate*Recovery Rate*Comparison of top 12 states The

Bike Cop

jUsT_A_bIkE_cOp

This might tangent a bit.I will consistently call out bad policing/unjust actions at our hands. To that end here's what I want as well. I want equality of outrage from

Jeff Ramos 🚀🎹

ohjefframos

If you're not tipping at least 20-40% on any takeout or delivery right now, then don't order from places where folks are risking their lives to serve you.https://twitter.com/CarmanTse/status/1260293310779813888 Since this

Sarah Hudson

sarahhudsonuk

My top 10 learning points from the #ESCCongressA thread for cardiologists/general physicians1) Post acute MI, transfuse if ≤8g/dL Evidence: REALITY trial- not yet published – summary reported https://www.acc.org/latest-in-cardiology/cli

Leo

L0rd_sh0gun

*SOME INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SOUTH KOREA*1. Samsung alone is responsible for 20% of South Korea´s $1.1 trillion economies. most people think Samsung only produces electronics, the company also manufactures armoured

Sam💫

DonZiyech

Rice is a unique case.He wants Chelsea, no matter when we come in.It would genuinely be smart to wait 1-2 more seasons before making a move. As his contract will

Daniel Simons

profsimons

Thread on goal shifting. Yesterday, @CT_Bergstrom discussed unfair treatment of modelers at Illinois (read it). I agree that the modelers took more than their share of blame, but that's an

Jason Herring

jasonfherring

Here are today's new #COVID19AB numbers:-432 new cases (total now 24,261)-3,651 active cases (up from 3,519)-4 new deaths (total now 300)-112 currently in hospital, 14 in ICU (yesterday: 112 in

Fyezah Jehan 🇵🇰👩🏻‍💻

FyezahJehan

1-So as most of you know, we published in @NEJM this week. This was so important for us for many reasons but fist a recap/summary of the paper.https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1911998 2/In low

John Lichfield

john_lichfield

Time for another French Covid update. Individual days are misleading so I have crunched stats for 7 days. The trend is mildly encouraging. All numbers are up – cases, deaths,

Eric Earling

ericearling

This argument presumes the facts we knew in February/March were static. What would have happened if we had a decent testing regime in place early instead of the CDC/FDA bumbling

Yossi Gestetner

YossiGestetner

BOOOM! Two professors are writing in the WSJ what I have been tweeting for 3 weeks. Read away:https://www.wsj.com/articles/is-the-coronavirus-as-deadly-as-they-say-11585088464 The speed of Corona causes headache at hospitals even with a low

Jonathan Mills

Muinchille

From the FT article today the NI death toll is about four times what they're registering (at 500 deaths, total). It's likely that the Republic's rate is somewhat higher than

Miles Beckett

mbeckett

The trillion dollar question. Why are COVID cases increasing while deaths are decreasing? The answer is simple. It's called Simpson's paradox and it's the result of incorrectly pooling data and

Monika Halan

monikahalan

Credit policy day!Gov begins the speech#RBIPolicy@livemint MPC voted for unchanged repo rate at 4%#RBIPolicy@livemint Voted for accommodative stanceBank rate unchanged Rev repo unchanged#RBIPolicy@livemint Indian economy: signs of growth vi

Robert Stagg

robert_stagg

An argument, which I have considerable sympathy for: The coronavirus data from this week suggests that the UK did not need to enter a shutdown. I’d be interested to know