Herd immunity is not a scientifically or ethically justifiable strategy for responding to an outbreak, let alone #COVID19 pandemic. We must:
-Prevent amplifying events
-Protect the vulnerable
-Empower & educate communities
-Find, isolate, test & treat
-Trace & quarantine contacts
My lab in Brisbane, Australia (COVID-19 safe!😉) is looking to recruit post-docs wanting to work in tumor immunology. Please see https://t.co/FoV9GBVoCg. Appreciate any retweets.
विदेशीसित विवाह गर्ने नेपाली महिला ‘भृकुटी’ त्यतिबेलासम्म राष्ट्रिय विभूति हुन् जबसम्म उनी नेपाल फर्केर पहिलो दर्जाको नागरिक हुने अधिकार माग्दिनन् ।
निरपेक्ष ‘समानता’ मा पनि शर्तहरू लागु हुन्छ – भन्छन् दाई, भाई, काका र बाबुहरू
#NepalUnequalCitizenshipRights
Important model. STAY HOME. Coronavirus could be controlled in 13 weeks if 80 per cent of people stay home, data suggest. #COVID19au#covid19au https://t.co/q1jJRd6Gi6
A team at @fusemachines Nepal worked tirelessly for the last 90+ hours to build an open source platform, https://t.co/DndGrqCDlb, that is focused on bringing together information regarding Covid-19 in Nepal. Please reach out if you want to contribute to this open source project.
Minimize watching, reading or listening to #COVID19 news that causes you to feel anxious or distressed.
Seek information only from trusted sources and mainly to take practical steps to prepare your plans and protect yourself and loved ones https://t.co/brPm9JlAWH
#coronavirus
Two years ago, President Trump fired the entire global health security team at the White House. Their job?
Managing pandemics.
Now we're all paying the price for President Trump's decisions.
Completed a week long intensive @WAHealth's Mosquito Management Course. Great lectures from experts; Excellent field trips, demonstrations and group projects.
Latest article from Helicobacter Research Lab:
A novel taxon selection method, aimed at minimizing recombination, clarifies the discovery of a new sub‐population of Helicobacter pylori from Australia https://t.co/SKwZaWxWpG
A mother’s unintentional gift at birth
Specific bacteria from the mother’s gut are passed on to the newborn and strongly stimulate the baby’s immune responses
@wilmeslab @_a_h_b_ @wampachl
https://t.co/9BJlcIW4DH