#Uptake

Dave Feldman

DaveKeto

1/ #ReadingThreadThis paper by @zinocker, @kariannesve, @simondankel is proving an interesting read. Before I get too much further, I'm going to turn it into a "reading thread" and post some

Adam Briggs

ADMBriggs

Latest PHE flu and surveillance report now out.Looks at 23/11 to 28/11Case rates falling, flu remains low, and as ever, big regional/age/ethnicity/deprivation variation.https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/national-flu-and-covid-19-surv

Molly Peterson

Mollydacious

Yesterday, in his #NewsomatNoon presser, the governor almost drove by a pretty big piece of news - the state's changing #COVID19 vaccine prioritization - as he was underexplaining another piece

Jesse Heinig

JesseHeinig

Been thinking a bit about the wrestling that #DnD and its fans need to do with issues like racism and colonialism in the game, in light of a lot of

Dante Licona

Dante_Licona

What can NGOs, government and public institutions do on TikTok?Today @melisfiganmese and I shared some insights at #EuroPCom, the @EU_CoR conference for public communication. We were asked to talk about

Ben Sanderson

benmsanderson

New paper out today on how prior assumptions in simple climate models impact Zero Emissions Commitments. Bottom line: a carbon-budget framework to meet mitigation targets only works if we're sure

Olivier Wouters

ojwouters

** Thread about new Lancet paper **1/ How can we immunise the world against COVID-19?We’ve tried to answer this in our paper in @TheLancet: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(21)00306-8/fulltext Ken Shadlen (@

Dr. Merritt Turetsky

queenofpeat

Plant a tree, save the . Right? Not so fast.... Follow this thread today to learn why tree planting is bad news for peat bogs, & thus bad news for

Cornelius Traas

theapplefarmer

A thread on vaccines:Most of us have been vaccinated quite a few times in our lives. As a young child I remember getting the Polio vaccine at “the dispensary” on

Myles McNulty

MylesMcNulty

Many investors don't seem to grasp the significance of a highly accurate, rapid #COVID19 test that can be used at home, and that can detect asymptomatic cases (like #AVCT's).These tests

Christophe Fraser 💙

ChristoPhraser

Our paper on evaluating the first three months of the NHS COVID-19 app is out now as a pre-print. A 1/nhttps://github.com/BDI-pathogens/covid-19_instant_tracing/blob/master/Epidemiological_Impact_of_the_NHS_COVID_19_App_Public_Release_V1.p

Walter M Chesnut

Parsifaler

1) FURTHER REFINEMENT: Thank you for bearing with me. This is difficult.HUMAN ACETYLCHOLINE DEFICIENCY DISEASESARS-CoV-2 induces a progressive (fatal?) autoimmune disease which destroys Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors. The disease is indu

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 237Didn't plan to tweet today, but can’t resist a few quick takes on @pfizer vaccine news https://tinyurl.com/yygwoxwf 90% efficacy is far better than even most optimistic projections.

🌰Build Soil: plant one million edible chestnuts!

BuildSoil

Let’s talk about a word we use so out of context that we forget it has meaning: Organic. The whole cert thing makes it pretty abstract. It’s common for opponents

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. I'm enthusiastic about the prospect of cheap, fast, at-home paper strip COVID tests for daily proactive screening. To get the most out of them, we need to start thinking

Michael V Holmes

mvholmes

Our appraisal of the effects of apoB on diseases in 1st degree relatives and the lifespan picked up some interesting findingshttps://twitter.com/medrxivpreprint/status/1327022812406616064 This builds on our previous study https://journals.p

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