#Vacciné

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ianmSC

Three counties in Florida allowed mask mandates to expire by 10/23. So I looked at all 67 counties in FL with and without mandates to see what had happened sinceWell

Dr. Liisa Galea

LiisaGalea

As annus horribilis 2020 ends I would like to reflect on what lessons I hope the world has come to understand about the need for greater resources for research, diversity

ollie hart

olliehart7

reading so many inspiring stories from PCNs and GPs across the country who have established excellent covid vaccine giving systems. Should make concerted effort to share key learning to help

Dr Marie Casey

marietcasey

At the moment there is a lot of heat and very little light in relation to our Covid response.Can I suggest another way?This is a good time for a rapid

Tahir Amin

realtahiramin

This @WSJ Editorial Board piece, which has the jingoism of Rudyard Kipling's writings, deserves a fuller response. But in this thread I'm going to focus on one particular sentence in

Dena Grayson, MD, PhD

DrDenaGrayson

Dr. Rick Bright–head of @BARDA the USG agency supporting #coronavirus #vaccine development–was REMOVED after pressing for rigorous vetting of #hydroxychloroquine hawked by @realDonaldTrump, saying science, not “politics and cronyism

Truth Ref Library

RefTruth

ASTRAZENECA & THE COVID-19 VACCINE 1. ‘The British-Swedish drugmaker has joined with a huge Asian company to produce a Covid-19 vaccine in China, where shady reputations are common in the

Kobayashi Maru

knowing_what_is

Important articles "COVID @ Home"(A collaborative guide to COVID-19 prevention & care)https://covid-at-home.info (also available in other languages) Great overview:Covid-19: as vaccine race gains pace, the origins and evo

Brumby

the_brumby

The 10,000-Foot View: Forever Lockdown Unraveling? A short (for me) thread on what I perceive as the current macro situation (warning: contains some optimism)1) I believe many have overestimated the

Aaron Richterman, MD

AaronRichterman

Interesting poll. Selection/response bias aside, majority picked a low probability, but 40% still thought there was 10+% prob that vaccines will not substantially prevent transmission. This is why I have

Helen Branswell

HelenBranswell

1. I am listening to #ACIP again today & will tweet about the discussion today about who should be next in line for vaccine after health care workers & nursing

Jessica Pickett

pickettjessica

So in the past week, we've learned that asymptomatic patients may take longer (2 months) to develop fewer antibodies, which then wane just as quickly. Along with concerning implications for

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 329So many competing forces & trends. As dramatic as a thriller, but very decidedly – and tragically – as real as it gets. Everything's leading

Mark Hoofnagle

MarkHoofnagle

I feel reassured by vaccine news this morning. I will remain an eternal pessimist (durability, possible dimished effect in final analysis, cost, logistics) but I feel a little better.Our failure

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

This overly bureaucratic prioritization, and the outrage over a few undeserving people cutting ahead (which I don't support but the harm is much less than all this) will likely do

BVDDY

BvddyCorleone

What’s up with bond yields?The consensus scenario appears to be that yields stay pegged at zero forever and beyond. I just don’t buy it.Let’s imagine why long term rates would

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