Meticulous examination by @MeganMolteni of a range of disease models for how the Omicron winter could play out. She concludes: "Even the most optimistic scenarios aren’t exactly pretty.''
https://t.co/10ZJKiSIhM via @statnews
I think about these two and a half pages from Norm Macdonald’s book constantly. When I reviewed it, I wrote that they would “make for a fine eulogy”—and I swear I didn’t mean anything by it. But they do.
@saibellanyc Super dope. Respect to artists that give their inspirations a shout. Pharrell is really big on that so it's dope that he got the exclusive. lol
I know so many have had it so much worse in all this. But the other day, my littlest, who has been relentlessly cheerful and resilient throughout the past year, let his lip quiver at breakfast and said out of the blue: "It's hard to have friends when they are all on a screen."
The COVID ICU—bearing witness to so many final convos before intubation, over FaceTime.
“I’m so proud of you”
“Ive had a good life, please don’t be too sad”
“Take care of each other, ok?”
“Do you promise to still take the trip to the mountains without me?”
“I love you”
💔
I know the great Seamus Heaney has been quoted lots through the #Covid19 pandemic. I can never read his words too often. This frame hangs on my home office wall & seems so apt as we work our way through this winter longing for brighter & better days (which absolutely will come!)
I have not seen this being shared yesterday, but may have missed it. ON serology testing reported by PHO. Vast majority of specimens from June. June data with 1.1% adjusted rate of antibody positives. % changes over time, highest in Toronto (5%). 1/3 https://t.co/908EBoMbMU
I don't think this aspect of vaccination has gotten enough attention. A vaccine will still need to be manufactured, packaged, stored, delivered, & administered. We need to ramp up those abilities while we're figuring out the science. https://t.co/4wbJcTNEeX