I’m happy to share that our paper with 3 amazing women first-authors was published on international women’s day! https://t.co/DJbwrXEwIy @DrMarieWehenkel@JLabombarde
@finkkkatja @StJudeResearch@cellhostmicrobe@PGTimmune@Joshuawolf We compared the boost in hCoV antibody before and after SARS-CoV-2 infection, which reflects memory B cell re-activation and found a higher boost or higher baseline hCoV levels correlated with greater SARS2 antibody after infection, an indicator of greater severity.
Here's another reason to despise the common cold. A new @cellhostmicrobe study shows immunity to common cold coronaviruses doesn’t protect against infection with the related SARS-CoV-2 pandemic virus. https://t.co/LMKqzdCg9w @PGTimmune@Joshuawolf@mcgar003
Scientific American has never endorsed a presidential candidate in our 175-year history—until now.
The 2020 election is literally a matter of life and death. We urge you to vote for health, science and Joe Biden for President.
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Scientific and public health experts, including the trusted Dr. Anthony Fauci, are vital to combating COVID-19 and safely repopening the US. We must stand strongly behind them. #StandWithFauci#FollowTheScience
Please retweet if you want to hear directly from Dr. Anthony Fauci from the NIH. He could tell us how to stay healthy, what to expect, and take questions.
‘I can think of nothing more American.’ — Beto O'Rourke — the man taking on Ted Cruz — brilliantly explains why NFL players kneeling during the anthem is not disrespectful
Worried that @realDonaldTrump could launch a #nuclear war? My bill w/ @RepTedLieu would prevent Trump from launching a nuclear first strike. No one person should have the power to decide when the U.S. will be the first to use nuclear weapons. RT if you agree.