Curated Tweets on COVID19 for Doctors, Researchers, FrontLine workers, and Policy Makers. It's time we collaborated. DM to include key twitter handles to this.
Of all the million videos out there anywhere anyplace anytime, we found this to be the best for both laypeople and for the most learned. We hope Dr. Mathew Varghese continues to bring clarity. The medical community across the world has to come together.
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The state of the COVID vaccination campaign in Europe right now.
Shown is the share of people who received at least one dose of the vaccine.
[All our vaccination data: https://t.co/HmUJaODiib]
President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines has said that local officials should detain people who refuse Covid-19 vaccinations inside their homes, a move that legal experts said would be unconstitutional. https://t.co/OwYJrTbSgu
We’ve added a new local hospitalizations map to our U.S. virus tracker.
See which areas have rising numbers of Covid patients as cases and hospitalizations increase across the country. https://t.co/LkECjTspjH
Americans worked less last year on average because mass layoffs in the spring meant fewer people were working at all.
For those with jobs, there was little change in the amount of time spent working in a given day. What did change is where they did it. https://t.co/PeyAy3EvaO h
2020 was a lonely year for many.
On average, people spent almost an hour longer each day alone in 2020 than in 2019. Seniors spent the most time alone. But it was young people, especially teenagers, who saw the biggest shift in their social lives. https://t.co/PeyAy3EvaO https:
With less time out of the house, Americans stared at screens a lot and groomed less.
Young people were the only group to spend more time on personal grooming in 2020 — and the only group to spend less time working out. https://t.co/PeyAy3EvaO
With many schools closed, the pandemic was particularly disruptive to the lives of people with children.
The time-use data shows just how much child care dominated the lives of parents last year, and how the burden fell unevenly. https://t.co/PeyAy3EvaO
Dr. Anthony Fauci said the CDC is correct to revisit its recommendations as the virus evolves. “The virus is changing, we are dealing with a dynamic situation,” he said. https://t.co/sa5flAHSRd
Public health experts had been telling apoorva_nyc before the CDC changed its guidance that even vaccinated people should consider wearing masks indoors. Listen to Monday’s episode of The Daily for more on the threat posed by the Delta variant. https://t.co/iFG2CXUsTG https://t.c
Americans living with "long Covid" will have access to the benefits and protection provided under federal disability law, President Biden said on Monday, the 31st anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. https://t.co/0XqUEc76VL
Our global OurWorldInData COVID Vaccination Database has now been published in NatureHumBehav.
– The project is led by redouad and lucasrodesg in our team.
– All news organizations in the world (and the WHO) rely on it.
Here you find our paper: https://t.co/2tI0mnfskT https://t
“I am doing this because it’s the best way to keep our veterans safe, full stop,” Denis McDonough, the secretary of veterans affairs, told The New York Times on Monday. https://t.co/mf3fxkrW6c
New York City will require all city workers to be vaccinated against the coronavirus by the time schools reopen on September 13 or face weekly testing, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Monday. https://t.co/vyFWB9mEvZ
Allyson Felix's fifth return to the Olympics was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic. She talks to TIME about her decision to still pursue the games, what it was like to train with her family during lockdown, and how she hopes to inspire her daughter https://t.co/7gP0Qcg3yS https://
At the Tokyo 2020 Games, strict COVID-19 countermeasures are in place for the media, athletes and other Olympics-related personnel, from testing to movement restrictions.
Here is a look at what it’s like inside the COVID-19 bubble https://t.co/k2CwrZnQAH