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Wilson Hung

WilsonGHung

Many food & bev brands are growing inefficiently.Either they stay online only too long, or start retail first.Here's the new strategy we used over the past 4 years at Kettle

Uriah

crimkadid

In September 23andMe produced a study showing that subjects belonging to blood group O (the most common type in Europe) have a slightly reduced chance of developing covid:https://blog.23andme.com/23andme-research/blood-type-and-covid-19/ Th

RiShawn Biddle

dropoutnation

Reopening school buildings can't happen now. Especially in light of out-of-control community spread, evidence that kids get COVID, the new more-easily transmittable mutation, and lack of teachers. @ConorPWilliams @karinchenoweth @selmek

Ali

aliostad

Look guys - THE SITUATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST IS PRETTY SERIOUS.(I know you might say when it wasn't but we are talking risk of a big conflict)The thread on

Kelly Hills

rocza

So piggybacking on @SaskiaPopescu's excellent thread here, which EERILY mirrors an email I sent Thursday - and she and I did NOT talk about the topic recently - I wanna

Deep Prasad

Deepneuron

1/n This is the ONLY piece of literature Ive ever come across that I would be willing to bet came from actual conversations with super intelligent Aliens. It is my

John Arnold

JohnArnoldFndtn

Distressed companies become stronger after flushing their debt through bankruptcy, allowing them to regain competitiveness & make investments for future. It's incredibly valuable tool, though one largely unavailable to states,

Mark Newton

NewtonMark

So @MartinkusJohn claims he's learned some things here, which is good and admirable, and means we shouldn't see any more of this from him. /1 But it ain't just him.Journalists

Nathan Stall

NathanStall

#Ontario is trying to deploy 385,000 rapid antigen tests per week in #LTC homes for asymptomatic #COVID19 screening: https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/60337/ontario-deploys-rapid-tests-to-more-essential-workplaces-and-settingsThis is a bad

Shaun McBride

KernowShaun

What I'm thinking about most currently is how health is almost always viewed in an industrial, commodity or mechanical sense, with healthcare systems as the primary actors, rather than as

Sam Ghali, M.D.

EM_RESUS

A 17-year-old boy was rushed to the ER by his brothers struggling to breathe...[thread] He was in profound respiratory distress with deep retractions breathing 40 times per minute. It turns

diane #ForAll straub

didikins4life

This is the #DemPartyPlatform for 2020. This part is called: Mobilizing the World to Address Transnational ChallengesGlobal Health and PandemicsOnly one party understands the urgency of strengthening the global

Erin Cooper

ErinCooper27

Fascinating insights from Greg Mellick's independent report into the coronavirus outbreak at the North-West Regional Hospital in April. Here's a thread of some of the takeaways #politas Mellick says public

Samir Kayande

SamirKayande

Imma gonna do an Alberta Covid update anyway. But a long one, because of the new B117 variant in London, implications on schools. First a personal story.My teenaged daughter is

Courtney Milan 🦖

courtneymilan

Okay, so this is a fairly decent explainer about how SCOTUS decides to take cases, but I think it's a little vague and lacking in some background explanation.https://www.goldsteinrussell.com/pro-bono/supreme-court-criteria/ https://twit

Thom Hartmann

Thom_Hartmann

1/ The “freedom“ America’s billionaires are selling is killing us. 2/ America’s rightwing billionaires comfortably hang out on their massive estates, giving instant Covid tests to their live-in servants, while

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