Robert Reiner

[Robert Reiner @RCReinerJr]

For African countries with high under-5 mortality, the subnational composition of leading causes can vary dramatically. There is a need to consider the totality of burden before identifying optimal targeted interventions https://t.co/gzNpAHO3Dw @NatureComms @IHME_UW

[Bill Gates @BillGates]

Mosquitoes are the deadliest animal to humans, but @WMPglobal scientists have discovered how to transform one kind of mosquito into a surprisingly powerful ally: https://t.co/T6H9dVZYP0. #MosquitoWeek🦟

[Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) @IHME_UW]

In order to achieve optimal health, all people must be safe to be themselves and have access to affordable, quality health care. We stand with LGBTQ+ individuals & communities worldwide. #PRIDE

[Robert Reiner @RCReinerJr]

@joel_c_miller Joel is very clearly internationally recognized as an expert in the field and any institution would be lucky to have him!

[Robert Reiner @RCReinerJr]

Spare #COVID19 vaccine doses should be allocated to reduce the most premature deaths. @TomBollyky at @CFR_org, Chris Murray at @IHME_UW and I write about how @G7 #G7Cornwall leaders can maximize their vaccine donations in @TheLancet #VaccinEquity ⬇️https://t.co/l6osl4mW1O

[Kirsten E. Wiens @KirstenWiens]

Our study on seroprevalence of SARS-CoV-2 IgG in Juba, South Sudan is out now in @CDC_EIDjournal: https://t.co/UzPG8U6BWL. Thank you @WHOSouthSudan @MoHsouthsudan @andrewazman @j_wamala @ForrestKJones @JustinLessler @JHIDDynamics @mgh_id

[Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) @IHME_UW]

What steps can the US take to reduce inequity in its vaccine rollout? Post-Bachelor Fellow Katie Welgan and Associate Professor @RCReinerJr weigh in for @ThinkGlobalHlth ⤵️ https://t.co/tGJ6tqaKm1

[medRxiv @medrxivpreprint]

Efficacy of a Spatial Repellent for Control of Aedes-Borne Virus Transmission: A Cluster Randomized Trial in Iquitos, Peru https://t.co/kAfzccLTUs #medRxiv

[David Pigott @davidmpigott]

#COVID19 has shown major issues in how we track, report, and share data in a timely manner. Across the globe each week we see anomalous reporting. I thought I'd start sharing some of the problems

[Bryan Greenhouse @bgreenhouse1]

Science means admitting we don't know everything but use best available data to make rational conclusions and take action as appropriate. Best available data change; honesty means changing our conclusions. Support honesty. #FollowTheScience #IStandWithFauci

[Ilaria Dorigatti @IDorigatti]

Our study in Vo’ has been published in @nature today! We found that ~40% of infections were asymptomatic, comparable viral load between symptomatic and asymptomatic infections and that timely interventions can suppress #covid. @MRC_Outbreak @imperialcollege @UniPadova

[🇺🇦 Kristina Lerman 🇺🇦 @KristinaLerman]

Our paper shows that spatial aggregation of COVID19 data biases estimates of how quickly the disease is spreading: growth rate in states is higher than their own counties, and growth in cities higher than their neighborhoods. Simpson's paradox again! https://t.co/6ZWniB6FQY

[John Brownstein @johnbrownstein]

Our analysis of global human mobility from over 300 million smartphones via @google

Shows movement data can inform economic development, urban planning and response to natural disasters, conflicts & diseases like #COVID19

https://t.co/KpTQ3oGj2c…

@MOUGK @RCReinerJr @Sadilek

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

The global map of human mobility, especially vital for confronting the #COVID19 pandemic
https://t.co/SSa829Es0a @NatureHumBehav by @MOUGK @johnbrownstein @RCReinerJr @Sadilek and colleagues @BostonChildrens @Google @UniofOxford #AI/ML

[Inactive @StfnFlsch]

Massive #COVID19 mortality risk factor study by @LSHTM and @UniofOxford on preprint now:

[Moritz Kraemer @MOUGK]

We analysed how conflict impacted the #Ebola epidemic in eastern #DRC in 2018-2019. We find evidence for both, conflict events driving larger epidemics and presence of disease increasing frequency of conflict events. https://t.co/xOEMusyEOo #openaccess w/@SCauchemez @BMCMedicine

[Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) @IHME_UW]

#BREAKING: Researchers from @IHME_UW find demand for beds in US hospital intensive care units is likely to far exceed capacity for #COVID19 patients as early as the second week of April. Press release➡️https://t.co/UvHE3cBPWA

[Helen Branswell 🇨🇦 @HelenBranswell]

Would love to hear thoughts from the smart & time-generous ID modelers on Twitter about this UOxford model that suggests half of the UK may already have been infected with #Covid19.
https://t.co/ZwdeNITeqo

[David Pigott @davidmpigott]

Currently includes #COVID19 reports from Germany @rki_de, Spain @sanidadgob, France @santeprevention, and Italy @istsupsan. Knowingly missing a fair few! (Thailand, South Korea, Nigeria). Time series are incomplete for some. Also going to write a page with relevant urls.