Top Tweets for #CFASchat

Yoshimi Anzai @yoshimianzai

over 4 years ago

We’ve come a long way in the past year and a half, but there’s still more to learn about SARS-CoV-2. Animal research is helping save lives. For more information on the benefits of animal research & testing, visit FBR’s website: https://t.co/sBzjq7j9YL. #CFASChat

FBRorg's tweet photo. We’ve come a long way in the past year and a half, but there’s still more to learn about SARS-CoV-2. Animal research is helping save lives. For more information on the benefits of animal research & testing, visit FBR’s website: https://t.co/sBzjq7j9YL. #CFASChat https://t.co/ejzhItBHxd

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over 4 years ago

Science will lead all of us out of the Covid pandemic. Trust in scientists has never been so important #CFASChat @aamc

David J. Skorton @DavidJSkorton

over 4 years ago

Tonight at #CFASChat (7-8pm ET), we will discuss the role of academic medicine in conducting research to prevent and prepare for the health crises of tomorrow, including future pandemics. I hope to see you there!

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David J. Skorton @DavidJSkorton

over 4 years ago

@RossMcKinneyMD @Alex_bolt1 Agree entirely – it may not be suitable for influenza, especially since we already have a system that works (for the most part). But for other viral diseases, mRNA vaccines might be a godsend. #CFASChat

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over 4 years ago

AAMC Research and Action Institute report calls for federal government to engage research universities at the outset of next public health emergency and to commit to purchasing diagnostics, therapeutics & vaccines in advance. https://t.co/kdedOav7XL #CFASchat h/t @AtulGroverMD

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Alan Dow @alan_dow

over 4 years ago

@Alex_bolt1 Not an expert, but I’ve read they make vaccine production much faster and more efficient. This might help with the next pandemic as well endemic flu since we’re always guessing what flu strain might show up. #CFASChat

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Alan Dow @alan_dow

over 4 years ago

@__tannaz @jdavidwarren @ermiwe @AAMCtoday I think this might be an underdeveloped area of scholarship—translational health communication. #CFASChat

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over 4 years ago

The advancements required to combat COVID-19 can only take place if the research community maintains access to all proven scientific techniques. These include animal studies. #CFASChat

FBRorg's tweet photo. The advancements required to combat COVID-19 can only take place if the research community maintains access to all proven scientific techniques. These include animal studies. #CFASChat https://t.co/wppYjDd9VF

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Tannaz Rasouli @__tannaz

over 4 years ago

@jdavidwarren @ermiwe @AAMCtoday It seems like one clear lesson of the pandemic is that science itself is not sufficient if the product of that science doesn’t reach the public. Academic medicine is particularly well-positioned to help tackle that challenge given its intersecting missions #CFASchat

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over 4 years ago

@ermiwe @Slate That's what makes science so fun! #CFASChat

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over 4 years ago

The urgency of the COVID-19 pandemic helped bring about necessary funding and collaboration between public and private entities to use mRNA vaccine technology to develop a vaccine for the new coronavirus. #CFASChat

FBRorg's tweet photo. The urgency of the COVID-19 pandemic helped bring about necessary funding and collaboration between public and private entities to use mRNA vaccine technology to develop a vaccine for the new coronavirus. #CFASChat https://t.co/s3mZcCAYSG

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over 4 years ago

New question: What is your institution doing to empower researchers to tackle current and future public health challenges? #CFASChat

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over 4 years ago

@ermiwe @RossMcKinneyMD @alan_dow The impromptu conversations, often with people you just met, were one of the best parts of in-person meetings. I know I've learned more from these than some of the talks. Definitely made more lifelong friends. #CFASChat

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Alex Bolt @Alex_bolt1

over 4 years ago

I really think we're living in an exciting time for science with emergence of mRNA vaccines. What do you think the potential is for mRNA vaccines to protect against other diseases? #CFASChat https://t.co/dbXGzR5fg0

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over 4 years ago

mRNA vaccines are the result of decades of research with animal models https://t.co/N8ejLq3mJL #CFASChat

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Alex Bolt @Alex_bolt1

over 4 years ago

@ermiwe @RossMcKinneyMD @alan_dow Our tweet chats were always the best at the in-person meetings #CFASChat

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over 4 years ago

Animal models for #covid vaccines #CFASChat

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