Great example of surveillance issues: Johns Hopkins University is scaling back its comprehensive efforts to track the course of the Covid-19 pandemic https://t.co/wmSB7R5wjU via @WSJ
..it's complicated... one of these authors is in a very "pro" ivermectin group. But the WHO and CDC and FDA still consider it unproven. Not the end of the story. Ivermectin, A Reanalysis of the Data : American Journal of Therapeutics https://t.co/cjCLEEnCVW
The models are missing something big...but keep in mind that even with CoViD the developed countries (including the US) still have longer life expectancies.
Why Does the Pandemic Seem to Be Hitting Some Countries Harder Than Others? https://t.co/N5mRBRab6S via @NewYorker
@EpiEllie Where is the paper where you argue that - I have seen (and even used!) that picture of John Graunt but it finally dawned on me that there is no way its a many in the 1600s -right?
Poor gut health connected to severe COVID-19, new review shows https://t.co/NPhjV0YcrR via @ASMnewsroom@EurekAlert
I like how they really sell it in the last sentence.
Perfect article for this week!! (hate that it's undated :( )Screening: How overdiagnosis and other harms can undermine the benefits https://t.co/USwxHVSxfz