Claire Smith

Doctoral student in infectious disease epidemiology at John’s Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Heath.

[Midasnetwork @MIDAS_Network]

Postdoctoral Fellow in Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Modeling at Johns Hopkins University (multiple positions).
https://t.co/QngJje8bIl

[Claire Smith @clairesmith247]

This statistic is even more sobering considering the US has one of the highest (non-homicide) maternal mortality rates in the developed world. It’s time to start talking about the intersection between reproductive health and violence against women. https://t.co/4Lrc57NTff

[Shaun Truelove @Shaun_Truelove]

We just launched the #FluScenarioModelingHub w/ the 1st round of #influenza scenario projections for the 2022-23 season in the US to understand what 2.5 yrs w/out much flu might mean. Check it out at https://t.co/4Z6lWXV1pz.

[Claire Smith @clairesmith247]

So excited to give my doctoral proposal seminar today. Big thank you to @JustinLessler and @shrutihmehta
for advising this work!

[Johns Hopkins Epidemiology @JohnsHopkinsEPI]

TODAY! @clairesmith247 discusses contact, immunological interactions and the epidemiology of respiratory pathogens in her proposal seminar.

[Alessandro Vespignani @alexvespi]

Exciting day. After more than 20 months, and 15 rounds of projections and analysis, the Scenario Modeling Hub is meeting in person to discuss and evaluate the results of the Hub. A lot of science and PH insight to unpack.
https://t.co/FFKEKdJd2Z

[The Lancet @TheLancet]

On the cover, our Editorial: Why Roe v. Wade must be defended https://t.co/tj3UWXc6ll

[JHIDDynamics @JHIDDynamics]

We are excited to share that our study looking at how the #COVID19 risk associated with in-person schooling changed over the spring semester of 2021 is out now in @ScienceAdvances! https://t.co/nT2SZ9Tr8L (1/8)

[Claire Smith @clairesmith247]

“All wars are like this.” War, sexual violence, and violence against women are fundamentally connected. This is not an exception, it is a fundamentally human problem we need to face. https://t.co/qY7vX4C8iV

[Claire Smith @clairesmith247]

I needed some happy news today!

[Amy Schneider @Jeopardamy]

I have an announcement: Genevieve is no longer my girlfriend... she's my fiancée!!! I couldn't be happier or more proud to spend my life with the very best person in the entire world 🥰🥰🥰

[Claire Smith @clairesmith247]

Just going to leave this here

Wordle 250 2/6

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[Trevor Bedford @trvrb]

This said, I would guess we'll see 21L create a substantially longer tail of circulation of Omicron than would have existed with just 21K, but that it won't drive the scale of epidemics we've experienced with Omicron in January. 15/15

[Shaun Truelove @Shaun_Truelove]

Come work with the JHU Infectious Disease Dynamics group & IVAC! We are looking for an organized and motivated Program Manager to help manage a new pilot center in infectious disease modeling: https://t.co/eToPFvfY33.
@JHIDDynamics @IVACtweets

[Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health @JohnsHopkinsSPH]

Attention headline and tweet writers: Stop trying to make “flurona” happen. Yes, people can get both COVID-19 and the flu, but that doesn't mean there's a new virus out there. It's simply bad luck of catching more than one thing at a time. Calling it “flurona” can be misleading.

[Adam Kucharski @adamjkucharski]

Some thoughts on the evolutionary trajectory of SARS-CoV-2 so far, how it compares to other viruses, and what might happen next... 1/

[Lindsay Keegan @lindsay_keegan]

Omicron is just starting to impact Utah significantly. With @JustinLessler and @Shaun_Truelove, we re-ran our field evaluation of vaccine effectiveness with the data available today from Utah (1/4/22) 1/2

[Justin Lessler @JustinLessler]

The latest round of #COVID19 Scenario Modeling Hub results are out. This "emergency" round is a multi-team effort to produce planning scenarios for the US Omicron wave (1/9) [original tweet deleted due to wrong link]
https://t.co/37nnCApSLF
thread:
https://t.co/MEfp2rz7uu

[Nicholas G. Reich @reichlab]

It's logical to think that rises in #COVID19 cases in the US would precede rises in hospitalizations. After all, one has to get infected and typically become symptomatic before being hospitalized. But the data tell a slightly different story. 1/n

[Claire Smith @clairesmith247]

So proud to be part of such a fantastic cohort 💕

[Priya Duggal @priya4genes]

A fantastic 4 months with the 2nd year Epidemiology PhD students @JohnsHopkinsEPI.They dazzled us (@priya4genes @shrutihmehta)
in their presentations focusing on significance of their dissertation research proposals
@JohnsHopkinsSPH @dcelent1
This is our future, and its bright!

[Bill Hanage @BillHanage.bsky.social @BillHanage]

A little over a week since it was announced it is already clear that Omicron is really serious. Some important pieces of evidence have begun to coalesce. While the worst outcomes still seem unlikely, what we have is quite bad enough to be going on with, a thread, with nuance 1/n

[Juliet Pulliam, PhD (@[email protected]) @jrcpulliam]

[Thread] We have updated our preprint on SARS-CoV-2 reinfection trends in South Africa to include data through late November. @hivepi @jd_mathbio @carivs @Dr_Groome @nicd_sa #SACEMA

https://t.co/yvIRtfQH6I

#notyetpeerreviewed