Heather Bryce

[HumeHealth @myhumehealth]

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[Heather Bryce @hbrycey]

@jdsportsie I'm looking for coupon codes, do you have any? https://t.co/U5mZvP8OPh via @couponfollow

[Dan Neidle @DanNeidle]

Woooah… this is a very smart/evil scam. The web savvy will immediately spot the dodgy email address, but I bet plenty won’t.

[UHB Neurosurgery @UHBNeurosurgery]

1. 👉 #TWEETORIAL 👈 join us to discuss Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension (#IIH) - a rare disease of unknown cause characterised by high pressure around the brain - it is a debilitating condition which affects mainly young women
#IIH #headaches #tweetorial #MedTwitter @IIHUK

[Dr Sheep Person Podge @noplaceforsheep]

When your customer service hits rock bottom blame the customer.😂
#qantas

[Heather Bryce @hbrycey]

@Qantas Total chaos at Gold Coast airport yesterday and my daughters’s bag has gone missing. Your ‘track my bag’ website keeps crashing and there’s no response on the phone. She has medication in her bag. How is she supposed to get help and find her bag when you’re not responding

[Jerome Adams @JeromeAdamsMD]

Been asked about #omicron being less severe. We simply don’t know yet. But substantially ⬆️ transmission can cancel out ⬇️ severity.

1 million infected x 1% death rate is 10,000 dead.

5 million infected x 0.5% death rate is 25,000 dead.

Less severe can still = big impact.

[Uni of Birmingham @unibirmingham]

Our researchers have confirmed the speed, accuracy and simplicity of a novel, highly sensitive testing method for #COVID19 that can be deployed at entertainment venues, airport arrival terminals, and in remote settings.

https://t.co/KhFrjd0mAm

[BBC News (UK) @BBCNews]

Flood of cherries to hit supermarket shelves after recent hot weather led to a bumper crop 🍒

https://t.co/W0pOCJAPHd

[UHB Neurosurgery @UHBNeurosurgery]

1. Do you know anyone who has been affected by a brain tumour? 21st July 2021 is #GlioblastomaAwarenessDay - Join us in this #tweetorial as we learn about the symptoms of a brain tumour, and when a simple headache can mean that you need to see a doctor #UHBNeurosurgery

[Which? @WhichUK]

⚠️Watch out for this nasty WhatsApp scam that enables hackers to take control of your account and access all of your messages.

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[Heather Bryce @hbrycey]

Burnley Borough Council: Stop 24-hour drinking in Burnley - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/gG2RyWHEpE via @UKChange

[ITV News Tyne Tees @itvtynetees]

🎥 Our camera operator @PaulKingstonITV tells us all about filming THAT amazing murmuration of starlings. 🦅

If you didn't see his footage in all its glory, you can watch it here 👇

https://t.co/hFCnZglz9w

[The Dodo @dodo]

She was meant to find him 💛

[Dr. Tom Frieden @DrTomFrieden]

N95 masks are the most protective masks, followed by three-ply surgical masks, then fabric masks. A fabric mask is a lot better than no mask, but we may need to step up our mask game if contagious Covid variants start to spread widely.

[Policy Birmingham @BhamPolicy]

Thank you to @PreetKGillMP for visiting the @unibirmingham asymptomatic Covid testing centre today. We begin asymptomatic student testing from Wednesday to enable safe travel home for Christmas.

[This Morning @thismorning]

We LOVE these innocently hilarious artworks - thank you to all your little artists out there! 🎨

Wait until you see Henry VIII as you've never seen him before 😂

And there's more! 👉https://t.co/EzASfxuz6M

[Sonja McLaughlan @Sonjamclaughlan]

Scam call from someone pretending to be @HMRCgovuk
Threatened with immediate arrest if I don’t pay money.
This is the no to watch out for: 0203 989 8767
I know my affairs in order so hung up. But tone of call v intimidating and could be convincing. @MartinSLewis

[David Spiegelhalter @d_spiegel]

@JuliaHB1 If you test 1000 people at random, latest ONS figures estimate 1 will have the virus, and let’s assume you find them. But with an FPR of 0.8%, that’s 8/1000, and so you expect to find 8 false positives. That’s 9 positive tests, only one of which has the virus . Hope this is ok