If you grew up watching Saturday a.m. cartoons, getting exposed to #COVID19 may evoke the image of a bedraggled coyote lighting the fuse of a ginormous rocket on the edge of a cliff. How long until it goes kaboom & you start infecting everyone around you? https://t.co/s4yCqzXvxO
There’s new hope for fixing coronavirus testing in the U.S. After months of devastating shortfalls, a set of new tools and daring ideas could provide millions of tests a day and let us return to normal life, @yayitsrob and @alexismadrigal report: https://t.co/Lsr2NlkfK9
1/ A TOOL TO END THE PANDEMIC
Everyone wants to get out of this pandemic
So what if we told you there was a way to do it, saving lives and livelihoods, but the FDA isn’t allowing it to happen
✅Cheap
✅Fast
✅Easy
We’re talking about daily quick tests
#dailyquicktest
1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 150
Today, 150 days since I began my Covid tweets, I’m going to do something odd: write the speech that Trump should give. I have no faith he’ll do so, but it’s worth recognizing how little it would take to change course & save lives. Here goes:
Over a week ago I ordered 4 yards of cotton fabric, 4 yards of flannel fabric and a spool of thread to make masks. @JoAnn_Stores sent me a spool of thread only. What am I going to do with that? #JoAnnFail
Once enough people get the coronavirus, it will stop spreading on its own. But the costs will be devastating. This phenomenon is known as herd immunity. https://t.co/FO69VXgtba
@Delta good morning! Now my flight is today and I haven’t been able to change my flight in the app or online or get through on the phone, can you help me?