Weekly podcast making sense of how COVID19 is transforming us. Featuring scientists, doctors, lawyers and business leaders. Student-driven from @Stanford
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Moderna's Phase 1 data are out. Their #Covid19 vaccine, which is expected to go into Phase 3 late this month, generated an immune response in all subjects vaccinated. Will it be protective? How long will it last? Phase 1 trials can't answer those Qs. https://t.co/gheH5gsuyo
Anthony Fauci joins @StanfordMed's Dean Lloyd Minor for a virtual chat on Monday at 10:30 a.m. PT. Watch the conversation here: https://t.co/rystTT4Ugy
'Ambient Intelligence in AI-Assisted Healthcare Spaces', a topic more relevant than ever. Watch @syeung10's (@StanfordAILab) presentation from last year's Big Data in Precision Health Conference at @StanfordMed!
#AI#DigitalHealth
https://t.co/gAMeEQFWmn
Large gatherings can be potential super-spreader events, and should be avoided, if possible, during the pandemic.
But if you're in a crowd, try to social distance, and always wear a mask.
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Podcast: For Stanford neurologist Sharon Sha, the brain is the body’s most unknown organ. As part of the team at the Stanford Center for Memory Disorders, she studies ways to fight cognitive decline. https://t.co/f0oin9dzNC
New deaths from Covid continue to fall, both nationally and excluding hard hit New York area; among other things a reflection of improvements in medical care, and more diagnosed cases occurring in milder disease and younger patients as older individuals protect themselves better.
"With SARS-CoV-2, there are some small mutations, but nothing to lead us to suspect that if you have immunity here in Maryland that you won't have it anywhere else," says @JHUAPL's Peter Thielen. https://t.co/0dttYx4yMS
Listen to "Gathering Socially Equitable Health Data during COVID-19 with Dr. Bonnie Maldonado" by Pandemic Pulse. ⚓ https://t.co/ujs2R3551j
@StanfordMedOFDD @Stanford_GCH@StanfordMed
How can misinformation about the novel #coronavirus be stopped—and countered—to help people take care of themselves and their communities?
On @PublicHealthPod , @JHSPH_HPM chair @ColleenLBarry talked to @Dartmouth 's @BrendanNyhan to find out.
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.@HeartBobH, Chairman of the Department of Medicine at Stanford University and President of the American Heart Association, provides insight on how COVID-19 is changing the practice of medicine.
https://t.co/Q1iNJBkpct
Gathering Socially Equitable Health Data during COVID-19 w. Dr. Bonnie Maldonado, director of Global Child Health program and professor of Stanford Medical School in infectious diseases. Listen here:
https://t.co/ujs2R3551j
@nicoleateran @StanfordMed@czbiohub@Stanford@UCSF
Friends, can someone check my logic Re: Masks?
Any error?
If so Masks could SOLVE the pandemic. I have been saying Masks are NECESSARY since Feb, didn't realize they could be SUFFICIENT!
"Preliminary research suggests students nationwide will return to school in the fall with roughly 70% of learning gains in reading relative to a typical school year, and less than 50% in math … greater learning loss for minority and low-income children" https://t.co/YcM3HWVZBH
Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked 18.2 million tests, up 457k from yesterday, one of the larger days so far.
Note that we can only track tests that a state reports.
For details, see: https://t.co/PZrmH4bl5Y