Just a short clip on how social distancing works in China... It's actually quite interesting and might able to spark some ideas to the UK? https://t.co/kYtoX4LUBa via @YouTube
BREAKING: According to HK01, Beijing will announce sweeping new national-security protocols on #HongKong as early as tonight by listing it under the Basic Law's Annex III — which allows the territory to enforce Chinese laws — thus avoiding the local lawmaking process.
BREAKING: According to HK01, Beijing will announce sweeping new national-security protocols on #HongKong as early as tonight by listing it under the Basic Law's Annex III — which allows the territory to enforce Chinese laws — thus avoiding the local lawmaking process.
Our latest paper just published in Biomedical Raman and Infrared Spectroscopy special edition of @Molecules_MDPI
Fatty-Acid Uptake in Prostate Cancer Cells Using Dynamic Microfluidic Raman Technology @MDPIOpenAccess https://t.co/Z3tIsHNcGp @TSING_KAYTO@PeterGardnerUoM
"While many Taiwanese were yet to be convinced about the dangers, most trusted that the actions taken, such as temperature checks at buildings and use of masks, were reasonable.".... "The result was caution, rather than panic." https://t.co/qw9X53nKO6 via @bopinion
The UK government’s decision not to move to “delay” may be understandable, but it’s a mistake. As one UK expert epidemiologist put it to me last night, their decision is “very disappointing—the UK should have moved to more aggressive social distancing measures immediately.”
What troubles me about the UK govt’s response to COVID-19 is its strategic objective. The goal seems to have been herd immunity, delaying urgent action to allow an epidemic to infect large numbers of people. Instead, the goal should have been to save lives. A grave error.
Please read and support our letter in The Times today calling on the UK government to share the evidence, data, and models on which it is basing its policies. Without complete openness the public’s trust will be lost.
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Very good to take some time@our from election observation to tell #JuniusHo in person that I was responsible for the revocation of his honorary doctorate from @AngliaRuskin#Sorrynotsorry