for Apr 02, 2020
The #COVID19 pandemic is a wake-up call for humanity.
— United Nations (@UN) April 2, 2020
75% of emerging infectious diseases come from animals. To prevent further outbreaks, efforts must be made to stop illegal wildlife trade & destruction of habitats. https://t.co/0Ca3Olzpe2 via @UNEP pic.twitter.com/8sdLGCxlft
JUST IN: Security has been stepped up for Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, after he received "growing threats to his personal safety," the Washington Post first reported https://t.co/kB2wz52O36
— Axios (@axios) April 2, 2020
FAUCI on @todayshow: "It is very strange" how #covid19 symptoms can differ so dramatically between patients. "I've been doing infectious diseases now for almost 50 years and I can tell you I don't fully understand exactly what the mechanism that is ..” https://t.co/xyGZBcBePc
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) April 2, 2020
💉 Could a century-old tuberculosis vaccine help fight #COVID19?
— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) April 2, 2020
Infectious diseases doctor, Nigel Curtis, is testing the BCG shot on health-care workers in Melbourne, Australia. More via @business: https://t.co/Wj5nGiEUV6 #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/fULLiMMPVu
"Viral particles can be spread via bioaerosols generated directly by exhalation of patients with #COVID19. HOWEVER, there is not currently enough evidence to confirm that these particles are viable & in amounts sufficient to cause infection" FYI @meta_fact https://t.co/WfWQVLoAvy https://t.co/K1r4GoCEvm pic.twitter.com/Hguiw3R9kL
— Dr. Melvin Sanicas (@Vaccinologist) April 2, 2020
Infectious diseases expert Professor Peter Collignon: "You are safer outside than inside. I do not see how anyone's going to get this virus if they keep 2 metres away from someone and I don't see how anyone's going to get it if they sit on a park bench..”https://t.co/wtkOeaC74e
— Rita Panahi (@RitaPanahi) April 2, 2020
Another NEW Review Article in #JACnews @BSACandJAC
— Antibiotic Steward🆔 Bassam Ghanem (@ABsteward) April 2, 2020
Oral antibiotics for infective endocarditis. #IDTwitter
Conclusion: This body of evidence gives weight to a potential shift in practice towards oral therapy, primarily as a step-down treatment. https://t.co/VNpeFjHD34 pic.twitter.com/gR4kvRpUbo
Here's how novel infectious diseases like #coronavirus is linked to the destructive approach humans as a species have taken to our natural world — and many of them are specifically linked to the loss of primary #forests. @ConantJ @foe_us #rainforestshttps://t.co/Cjp7PbekRn
— Robert F. Kennedy Jr (@RobertKennedyJr) April 2, 2020
A potentially groundbreaking novel coronavirus treatment being explored by the Seattle Infectious Diseases Institute has received FDA approval to commence human trials.
— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) April 2, 2020
https://t.co/XF0XGDAuFb
Coronavirus death rate lower than previously thought, study suggests | @Health24com https://t.co/pzPwrcccgz pic.twitter.com/aYqM0KOBTw
— News24 (@News24) April 2, 2020
What does our development of a #mRNA based #vaccine against the #coronavirus look like? Find out the answer & more in the #podcast episode “The Race for a Vaccine” of @nytimes where our Head of Infectious Diseases is speaking – tune in now!
— CureVac (@CureVacAG) April 2, 2020
👉 https://t.co/XVUzoe6ATZ
Today, April 2 the world has pases 1M #Coronavirus infections. Four months ago we had never heard of that virus! Today 1,000,940 Cases & 51,375 Deaths (5.2% mortality) from COVID-19 Virus Outbreak - @Worldometers https://t.co/eugUo573mB
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) April 2, 2020
The risk of disease outbreaks including pandemics increases the more nature is destroyed. Committed nature conservation around the world is key to preventing new infectious diseases. More details about today's press conference: https://t.co/a0zwlwaO5B #Biodiversity2020 @IPBES pic.twitter.com/SkJXsMwK1k
— Bundesumweltministerium (@bmu) April 2, 2020
New research Article: Using observational data to quantify bias of traveller-derived #COVID19 prevalence estimates in Wuhan, China https://t.co/KnedbgjTHj by @NeneRiehus, @mlipsitch et al. "underdetected cases of COVID-19 have probably spread in most locations around the world"
— The Lancet Infectious Diseases (@TheLancetInfDis) April 2, 2020
Spain’s death toll from #COVID19 rose above 10,000, after a record 950 people died overnight. But the epidemic is slowing in terms of daily increases in infections & deaths.
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) April 2, 2020
Spain has the world’s 2nd-highest death toll after Italy.https://t.co/TitAStKQD1 #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/ohneYmqeyC
The French study from Marseille Infectious Diseases Hospital.
— Lulu Bowen #FreeFromHijab (@LuluBowen1) April 2, 2020
This is a live link, it updates every day or second day.https://t.co/psWEMzYlQJ
These are the two boxes to watch👇 pic.twitter.com/b5ZkUtNJxb
NEW in #CID
— Antibiotic Steward🆔 Bassam Ghanem (@ABsteward) April 2, 2020
Evaluation of partial oral antibiotic treatment for persons who inject drugs and are hospitalized with invasive infections. https://t.co/PczGqmTLim pic.twitter.com/YDkW6U1dyJ
New retrospective cohort study in CID describes clinical features & short-term outcomes for n=102 patients with #COVID19 hospitalized in a single center in Wuhan.
— SIDP (@SIDPharm) April 2, 2020
Figure depicts timeline of onset & outcomes in survivors (n=85) vs non-survivors (n=17)https://t.co/NDXi7Q72N0 pic.twitter.com/7MyQY12z24
Palliative care: Keep family away from dying #covid19 patients appears unnecessary. When they’re dying, weeks after becoming infected, patients are no longer culture+ and are unlikely to be shedding virus into the environment https://t.co/Di88US72VZ https://t.co/2DN4IBqXiL
— 𝙀𝙡𝙞 𝙋𝙚𝙧𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙘𝙝 🤚 🧼 (@eliowa) April 2, 2020
“We disrupt their ecosystems, hunt them, build houses next to them, grow livestock right next to their populations...We allow the viruses they carry to emerge into our own populations." 30% comes from destruction of forest & conversion into Agriculture. https://t.co/E75byxnt3k
— Jeff Berardelli (@WeatherProf) April 2, 2020
Some non-COVID19 good news: CDC studies show drop in #MDR bacteria, #Cdiff in US hospitals https://t.co/MYHW700T9Q #AMR #AntibioticStewardship pic.twitter.com/2YjaNRl9u3
— CIDRAP (@CIDRAP) April 2, 2020
How does destruction of the environment and the way we treat animals contribute to the spread of diseases like coronavirus? "We're encroaching into systems that we've never been in before," @ProfKateJones tells @WeatherProf https://t.co/OCSnRLO7OG pic.twitter.com/WG997kRibm
— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 2, 2020
"We disrupt [wildlife] ecosystems, hunt them, build houses next to them, grow livestock right next to their populations. We allow the viruses they carry, that we've never been exposed to in our history, to emerge into our own populations." https://t.co/AolTNasGD9
— Peter Daszak (@PeterDaszak) April 2, 2020
“Some right-wing supporters of President Trump have labeled Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, as a member of the “deep state” trying to undermine Trump’s reelection.” https://t.co/8eTxiZEQWD
— DougDavid (@DougDavid14) April 2, 2020
The world was ill-prepared for COVID-19 but for Nigeria, it is triple trouble. Three deadly infectious diseases are currently posing grave threats to the public – Coronavirus (#COVID19), Lassa fever and Meningitis.https://t.co/3H8hYUkkqf
— HumAngle (@HumAngle_) April 2, 2020
Story of a nation in a sentence: “Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-diseases expert and the face of the U.S. response to the novel coronavirus pandemic, is facing growing threats to his personal safety” https://t.co/iUjl9CmVuI
— Katie Rogers (@katierogers) April 2, 2020
Interesting article on pandemics throughout history; excellent infographics to illustrate scale and death toll. #COVID19 is small-fry...for now (we don’t know how many people are infected - we will only know that when we can test for immune response) https://t.co/gAhKjXuOmi
— Jon Otter (@jonotter) April 2, 2020
Centro Citibanamex se convertiría en hospital para atender Covid-19 https://t.co/dRKNLbdG4A via @Milenio. Wow! Esto es una muy buena idea. @BrendaCrabtreeR @jsmadero @doctormosqueda @doctormacias
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) April 2, 2020
Guidelines for Infectious Diseases
— Maryama - Therapist 🇳🇬 ⚪ (@mayatherapist) April 2, 2020
Globalization and international travel make these infectious diseases more complicated to deal with. Air travel allows diseases to spread throughout countries and makes it. . .👇The corona virus started in China but
👇https://t.co/OWlQWWcskW
The push to create a vaccine that prevents people from contracting #SARSCoV2, the virus that causes #COVID19, continues. @DrStaceyRizza, a Mayo Clinic infectious diseases specialist, says developing a vaccine takes research, money and time. https://t.co/hzz7exbezp pic.twitter.com/oWBxiEGBMQ
— Mayo Clinic (@MayoClinic) April 2, 2020
Massive shout out to colleagues and partners who have rapidly worked together on a system approach to #PPE for #covid19 in uk @PHE_uk @NHSEngland @DHSCgovuk @AoMRC @PublicHealthWA @NHSScotland @publichealthni @NHSuk https://t.co/xUhOSKO5AE - we will c/t update with new evidence
— Susan Hopkins (@SMHopkins) April 2, 2020
Eleven more patients treated for Covid-19 have been discharged from the Infectious Diseases Hospital, Yaba, in Lagos after testing negative to two consecutive tests, Lagos governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has said.https://t.co/hUokwSQgX5 pic.twitter.com/pmkN8gtuAr
— Daily Trust (@daily_trust) April 2, 2020
The novel Coronavirus.
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) April 2, 2020
Collection of articles with the latest research on the novel #coronavirus, published in Microbes and Infection.https://t.co/QE4cF3pHel #SARSCoV2 #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/Qq6w5d8q2Q
Coronavirus morning update: Mkhize's warning, the slumbering virus, and Russia's 'vacation' | @Health24com #day7oflockdown #StayHomeSaveLives #CoronavirusInSouthAfricahttps://t.co/J8sbWngsBH pic.twitter.com/lRqG03ygHW
— News24 (@News24) April 2, 2020
The Seattle Infectious Diseases Institute's new approach for #coronavirus treatment gets the green light from the FDA for human trials
— Seattle Coronavirus Updates (@Seattle2019nCov) April 2, 2020
The proposed immunotherapy approach differs from previous antiviral treatments for #COVID19https://t.co/aUQLvEbkKi
International Train the Trainer #AntibioticStewardship Program for Pharmacists: Implementation, Sustainability, and Outcomeshttps://t.co/XkRxxfDiTU
— Brad Langford (@BRxAD) April 2, 2020
🆕 in @JACCPJournal
via @idpharmd @TheBack140 @SouthAfricanASP @ABpreservation @Sonya_kolman @NSchellack @inspired2leadQH
Klebsiella pneumoniae genes involved in the capsule expression or growth in reactive oxygen or nitrogen species contribute to resisting antimicrobial activities of neutrophils in mice. #IAIJournal https://t.co/EUbGwqqA6T pic.twitter.com/z2D2QO4Wig
— ASM (@ASMicrobiology) April 2, 2020
Never has it been more important than it is now, to vaccinate the health care workforce of southern hemisphere countries against influenza,. We must protect the integrity of our health systems in the face of #COVID-19 from any 2nd hit. This is 1 way https://t.co/I4fsrMJrs8
— Marc Mendelson (@SouthAfricanASP) April 2, 2020
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, will get a security detail amid increased threats to his security, according to multiple reports.https://t.co/yFPfflhWIM
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) April 2, 2020
New correspondence in @NEJM with results of retrospective analysis of #pediatric patients hospitalized with #COVID19 at three centers near Wuhan in early January. Summary of clinical characteristics shown in table.
— SIDP (@SIDPharm) April 2, 2020
Link to article: https://t.co/roRfiXti5n pic.twitter.com/phHRm7t5de
"These papers suggest that a primary lesson of the 1918 influenza pandemic is that it is critical to intervene early," says Anthony S. Fauci, director of NIH’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.” (@drgitlin wrote that in *2007*) https://t.co/SY9tMgMoD9 #tbt
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) April 2, 2020
#SocialDistancing works.
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) April 2, 2020
2 weeks into mandatory #StayAtHome orders in the San Francisco Bay area & Washington state, US, there’s evidence the curve of infections is flattening compared with other US metro areas.https://t.co/o7K3IUvNAU #covid19 #FlattenTheCuve #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/xPEE3BEKPq
New review in #ClinMicroRev: Epidemiology of β-Lactamase-Producing Pathogens #ASMClinMicro https://t.co/Ne3bRoGYyI pic.twitter.com/QvhqA5736U
— ASM (@ASMicrobiology) April 2, 2020
Psychologist, Alexis Goffe, is calling on the government to take immediate action to mitigate the spread of coronavirus in detention facilities, preventing serious harm or death. He says prisons are notorious for being accelerators of infectious diseases.https://t.co/5Hq5fzbpjc
— Nationwide90FM (@Nationwideradio) April 2, 2020
If epidemiologists were able to predict & control accurately the spread of infectious diseases, we would not have Influenza pandemics EVERY YEAR sickening tens of millions and killing on average 389,000 people per a year worldwide DESPITE vaccinations:https://t.co/gNLVeTC0yg
— Ned Nikolov, Ph.D. (@NikolovScience) April 2, 2020
View from the frontline: 'COVID-19: “The biggest risk to children might be from missing severe bacterial infections”' by @doctorsanjay for @BSACandJAC https://t.co/5bBbvDh71x
— BSAC (@BSACandJAC) April 2, 2020
Excited to share our newest review from the Planet Lab @pauljplanet on the recent genomics approaches that deciphers the spread and pathogenesis of bacterial infectious diseases. Thanks @joeyzacks & @EricSkaar for the opportunity. https://t.co/aE3TlQZ9s4
— Ahmed M. Moustafa (@Ahmed_Microbes) April 2, 2020
“It may seem strange to focus on #antibiotics during a viral pandemic. However, bacterial superinfections are often what make pandemics like #COVID19 especially deadly,” @kirchhelle, @GCAGATGCAATG, and @OxonAndrew write. https://t.co/x9w7CFCFrw
— Save Antibiotics (@saveantibiotics) April 2, 2020
Osterholm Update: #COVID19: Episode 2: "The Global #Coronavirus Response" is now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Play. Get the straight talk on all the latest #pandemic developments from Dr. Michael Osterholm, CIDRAP director https://t.co/pGiKlj07YB pic.twitter.com/bOI50STi59
— CIDRAP (@CIDRAP) April 2, 2020
JOIN LIVE—#CoronavirusAlert—Got Qs on 😷 and more? Join us now for @Sree’s global video convo—today on masks and lessons from Asia w/ Prof. KY Yuen, @HKUMed Chair of Infectious Diseases. Pls. tag, share #AskHKUmed @librafly_nyc https://t.co/gQfYNzXHPA https://t.co/yV7n5k7b5S
— carole king (@carolekingnyc) April 2, 2020
On the 19th of March parliament downgraded Corona virus as no longer considered high consequence infectious disease ! https://t.co/ha5f2hjB86
— RedExists!111 (@AngelicEra1111) April 2, 2020
Here's how novel infectious diseases like #coronavirus is linked to the destructive approach humans as a species have taken to our natural world — and many of them are specifically linked to the loss of primary #forests. @ConantJ @foe_us #rainforestshttps://t.co/mYlBJ7sbXu
— As You Sow (@AsYouSow) April 2, 2020
The company has a track record of helping with infectious diseases. It previously developed an Ebola treatment. #Kentucky #coronavirus https://t.co/KD4EgLRSzN
— Lexington Herald-Leader (@heraldleader) April 2, 2020
"Available studies are consistent with aerosolization of virus from normal breathing."
— Leilani Münter (@LeilaniMunter) April 2, 2020
- Dr. Harvey Fineberg, chair of the National Academy of Sciences Standing Committee on Emerging Infectious Diseaseshttps://t.co/rcclkIlnCa
Nice animation to illustrate the various levels of #PPE to protect frontline healthcare workers during the care of patients with suspected or confirmed #covid19; includes important messages around maximising donning/doffing safety #coronavirus https://t.co/NcTzqq9Wbb
— Jon Otter (@jonotter) April 2, 2020
Anthony Fauci, director of NIAID @NIH, said that the novel #coronavirus “might keep coming back” year after year.
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) April 2, 2020
He said that the ultimate hope is a vaccine, which may not be ready for a year to a year and a half.https://t.co/hwQg1pmOjt #COVID19 #SARSCoV2 pic.twitter.com/mFZzPDoUIi
"There are infectious diseases and there are infectious ideas: it is the latter that they are most keen to contain." Prison-state #UK comes into Law : #coronavirus https://t.co/VLGmchvdju #UKlockdown #ukcoronavirus #covid19UK #lockdown #COVID19 #antireport
— Enough 14 (@enough14) April 2, 2020
Estimates of the severity of coronavirus disease 2019: a model-based analysis - The Lancet Infectious Diseases https://t.co/IKfNjWHsPE #coronavirus #covid19 #pandemic pic.twitter.com/782bZ2MV7x
— Novel Coronavirus - Covid19 (@PandemicCovid20) April 2, 2020
results published in Lancet Infectious Diseases on 30th March show the average time from first symptoms to death from #COVID19 is around 18 days https://t.co/nHJLUwr3st
— COVID19 Updates in Asia (@SEACoronavirus) April 2, 2020
Developing Covid-19 Vaccines at Pandemic Speed | An excellent Perspective in @NEJM by Niki Lurie et al. https://t.co/LREQfQARti
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) April 2, 2020
Good news❗️
— 💙 America Strong 🇺🇸 (@TruthSoldierz) April 2, 2020
“Hydroxychloroquine is a game changer and ‘the beginning of the end of coronavirus pandemic.”
- Dr. Stephen Smith, Founder, Smith Center for Infectious Diseases, New Jersey.#Hydroxycloroquine #COVIDー19#coronavirus#ReopenAmeric
READ:https://t.co/DzksxU4Bb1
#COVID19 : US gives emergency approval to hydroxychloroquine despite lack of evidence
— Antibiotic Steward🆔 Bassam Ghanem (@ABsteward) April 2, 2020
In the emergency use authorization issued on 28 March,1 the agency acknowledged that the approval was based on “limited in-vitro and anecdotal clinical data @bmj_latest https://t.co/QPyZ3SMcIh
'Sharp decline in C. diff infections in US credited to checklists & better antibiotic stewardship' https://t.co/zZnypbzRwb via @statnews
— Antibiotic Action (@TheUrgentNeed) April 2, 2020
Researchers will investigate whether #hydroxychloroquine, a commonly used drug against #malaria, can prevent #coronavirus transmission in people with #COVID19.
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) April 2, 2020
Study will enroll 2,000 people who are close contacts of people with confirmed COVID19.https://t.co/MydSEAFsXz? pic.twitter.com/jtJJLMOq73
BARDA seeks a senior level biologist to serve as a project manager of a portfolio that includes medical countermeasures to address CBRN threats, influenza, and/or emerging infectious diseases, such as #COVID19. Contract management experience desired. https://t.co/9k20PGNJ3X pic.twitter.com/av9ZCca37a
— BARDA (@BARDA) April 2, 2020
NSW has gone too far. We have already more than flattened the curve already and have low community transmission rates.
— Peter Collignon (@CollignonPeter) April 2, 2020
NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller yesterday revealed the state's coronavirus enforcement laws — which are the toughest in the country.https://t.co/DWvvYmkJTt
The latest updates of the novel #coronavirus situation have been updated on our website (2nd April at 17:45).
— THL (@THLorg) April 2, 2020
▪ Tested samples: approx. 25,400
▪ Laboratory-confirmed cases: 1518
▪ Hospitalised: 160
▪ In intensive care: 65
▪ Deaths: 19
Read more ➡https://t.co/2VVWW16k4Y pic.twitter.com/DVV5lbqywz
Universal Masking in Hospitals in the Covid-19 Era | NEJM https://t.co/bvbz6DdJQb. Fantastic commentary, masks are talismans that serve an important role to give HCW a sense of safety,
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) April 2, 2020
"Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-diseases expert and the face of the U.S. response to the novel coronavirus pandemic, is facing growing threats to his personal safety..." :(https://t.co/YKZhNZL3qf
— Neil Lewis, Jr. (@NeilLewisJr) April 2, 2020
Is 6 ft (2 m) separation sufficient to prevent spread of #coronavirus?
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) April 2, 2020
An expert in fluid dynamics & epidemiology argues that the 6 ft separation recommendation for #SocialDistancing may be based on potentially outdated research.https://t.co/Qy7pqAbjDF #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/RHX5FcPoR0
To illustrate this point, some evidence that #ppe (if you count shoes as PPE!) can become contaminated with #covid19 during patient care https://t.co/8siTBQRfBk (@ICHEJournal) https://t.co/Ka9ICe9TUp
— Jon Otter (@jonotter) April 2, 2020
Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs (ASPs) are a valuable part of hospital safety that can make a difference when it comes to secondary infections acquired by patients with #COVID19. To learn more visit #biomerieuxconnection. https://t.co/gzXS0IBacO
— bioMérieux USA (@bioMerieuxUSA) April 2, 2020
ANU Infectious Diseases Physician Professor Peter Collignon says the Australian government “should be congratulated” on their rapid and effective response to the coronavirus.https://t.co/wzO4KFsW2A
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) April 2, 2020
Good news! 👏👏👏
— paulthepatriot🇺🇸 (@MAGAmindset_) April 2, 2020
“Hydroxychloroquine is a game changer and ‘the beginning of the end coronavirus pandemic.”
-Dr. Stephen Smith, Founder, Smith Center for Infectious Diseases, New Jersey#Hydroxycloroquine #COVIDー19#coronavirus https://t.co/Ep0ueYS0oE
Today we speak with Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s leading expert on infectious diseases, about his experience in the trenches of the government’s response to the coronavirus crisis.
— Natalia Guerrero (@nnguerrero) April 2, 2020
More information on today’s episode https://t.co/OHvLzmtBpT. https://t.co/TQ8JPRGV9v
Characteristics of peripheral lymphocyte subset alteration in COVID-19 pneumonia | The Journal of Infectious Diseases | Oxford Academic https://t.co/79epXaESOk
— onisillos sekkides 🦠 (@onisillos) April 2, 2020
While most Bdellovibrio species enter their prey bacteria before consuming them, Ca. Bdellovibrio qaytius does something a bit different. It remains on the outside of the prey cell throughout its replication cycle. @JBacteriology https://t.co/rubZBC1Dkw pic.twitter.com/8DECcg1iAG
— ASM (@ASMicrobiology) April 2, 2020
USM releases a 'Response and Readiness Plan for COVID-19 Pandemic and Other Infectious Diseases Outbreaks' today. Can easily be adopted by other universities in preparing for potential future waves of the pandemic. Full document here: https://t.co/gQRrJdNZMM #usm #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/pEFdonPREv
— USM Official (@USMOfficial1969) April 2, 2020
#coronavirus Interview with Dr Christian Garzoni, an expert on infectious diseases: «The peak is expected over the weekend» https://t.co/hnSYvodOdm
— Corriere del Ticino (@CdT_Online) April 2, 2020
Coronavirus: Edo Trains Health Workers On Mgt Of Infectious Diseases https://t.co/YjEbmfNcmp pic.twitter.com/NSEWGgnZxM
— LEADERSHIP Newspaper (@LeadershipNGA) April 2, 2020
The latest NSW laws are political panic rather than biological plausibility. How do you catch this virus if outside and more than 2 meters from others?
— Peter Collignon (@CollignonPeter) April 2, 2020
Coronavirus, emergency laws and civil liberties: Are rights at risk?https://t.co/DWvvYmkJTt
Fauci: ‘No doubt’ Trump will face surprise infectious disease outbreak
— trudyelliott 🐸 (@TrudyElliot) April 2, 2020
🤔 👉🏽 January 11, 2017https://t.co/3HEu2CTdpY pic.twitter.com/GUzVTG825i
Many parents may be feeling anxious & confused about how COVID-19 can affect pregnant women, babies and kids. We asked infectious diseases specialist Dr @AshaBowen & paediatrician Prof Desiree Silva to explain the latest evidence. @WCVID #COVID19AUhttps://t.co/TNhqJd67va
— Telethon Kids (@telethonkids) April 2, 2020
This week's @Plenary_Session w/ @VPrasadMDMPH addresses several recent articles on the novel #coronavirus (#SARSCoV2) & #COVID19!https://t.co/CwdXFlUcyi
— Chris Hendel (@chrishendel) April 2, 2020
A great intro in this, Vinay!! You were on a(nother) roll on this one! 👍💪#COVIDー19 #COVID19Pandemic #infectiousdiseases
A study conducted by @ICRAF and @LSHTM reveals agroforestry’s impacts on #FoodSecurity & #Nutrition in sub-Saharan Africa: linkages btw growing trees with crops on migration, non-communicable diseases, and infectious diseases
— CGIAR FTA (@FTA_CGIAR) April 2, 2020
Grab ▶️https://t.co/jRe7eMCiPn pic.twitter.com/j0GzaHA8J9
Dr. Fauci has served as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984 and advised six presidents. https://t.co/o5PSK97UCD
— WAVY TV 10 (@WAVY_News) April 2, 2020
In #COVID19, Africa Faces Its Greatest Challenge.
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) April 2, 2020
"I'm very worried about the #coronavirus seeding itself into vulnerable communities, like slums of most capital cities. Or in refugee camps. That would be a big challenge," says Africa CDC official.https://t.co/4n1WXsxyR8 pic.twitter.com/KMRPabnyKM
Since 1940, intensive agriculture was associated with more than a quarter of 25% of all infectious diseases that emerged in humans. https://t.co/NPkOqsC7Cc
— Sierra Magazine (@Sierra_Magazine) April 2, 2020
@ewarren had a plan for pandemics & the corona virus, too. This is from January
— FYIKitty 💗🐶🇺🇸🌈🥕😇 (@mdbbrooks) April 2, 2020
Warren Offers Infectious-Disease Plan Amid Coronavirus Outbreak https://t.co/iMCgXfvFKu via @WBUR
Evil right wing terrorists are threatening the life of Anthony Fauci. He is the brilliant globally renowned epidemiologist and head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious diseases at NIH. He is the utmost global expert on COVID-19. https://t.co/pVgil2BmNo
— Beki Knott (@lotsofuss) April 2, 2020
A #hygiene product that may one day help prevent the spread of #COVID-19, & other future infectious diseases. @NCStateCNR 's own have developed an #innovative #antimicrobial tissue #paperhttps://t.co/vx6Mha0QWu#BioResJournal #sustainable #chitosan @lokendrapal3 @WolfPackBark
— BioResources (@BioResJournal) April 2, 2020
Here's our team’s new website on Ebola project and other infectious diseases. Contains articles on infectious diseases, media items on COVID, pics, etc https://t.co/MK85BVSWae
— Harris Ali (@SHarrisAli) April 2, 2020
Home - Ebola Project https://t.co/MK85BVSWae
Late Arrival of COVID-19 in Africa - Mitigating Pan-Continental Spread | Clinical Infectious Diseases | Oxford Academic https://t.co/RphWPqIO3L
— onisillos sekkides 🦠 (@onisillos) April 2, 2020
Why So Many #Epidemics Originate In Asia And Africa – And Why We Can Expect More#InfectiousDiseases #CoronavirusOutbreak #COVID19https://t.co/TC0hktYhXK
— Citi I/O (@citidotio) April 2, 2020
“Use antimicrobials to treat infection based on science, not emotion, and don’t use #antibiotics to treat viral infections,” @ASPphysician and @gerryiidr write. https://t.co/ZjUlnDjvU9
— Save Antibiotics (@saveantibiotics) April 2, 2020
Before-symptom spread may complicate #COVID19 containment https://t.co/K5CAOoL6i3 #Coronavirus #Pandemic pic.twitter.com/Ii5U3EfWZQ
— CIDRAP (@CIDRAP) April 2, 2020
Trying to find a study on a mobile PrEP clinic, I stumble on a @UofUHealth article about a free PrEP clinic with an Adam Spivak ... @EmilySpivak's husband? https://t.co/yC4eD2dQoD
— Monica Mahoney (@mmPharmD) April 2, 2020
Dr. Smith, treating coronavirus patients at the Smith Center for Infectious Diseases, East Orange, New Jersey said that not one #coronavirus infected patient on a hydroxychloroquine Azithro medication had to be intubated...
— Mayank Jain (@mayankjain100) April 2, 2020
A gamechanger!
https://t.co/TheY1i3GLa
Unfortunately this is a titan vs titan situation: "Study of 191 patients in two Wuhan hospitals showed that 50 percent of those who died tested positive for secondary infections compared to only one of the 137 survivors." https://t.co/WDT180Cyry #AntibioticResistance
— Battle Superbugs (@battlesuperbugs) April 2, 2020
“Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-diseases expert and the face of the U.S. response to the novel coronavirus pandemic, is facing growing threats to his personal safety, prompting the government to step up his security.” https://t.co/Emw8ZXqSug
— Idrees Ali (@idreesali114) April 2, 2020
...actual article
— Dan Morgan (@dr_dmorgan) April 2, 2020
"Using intention to treat analysis, we found no significant difference in the relative risk of respiratory illness in the mask groups compared to control group"https://t.co/52E3XYo3AE
For flu, parainfluenza, RSV, picornavirus, enterovirus, rhinovirus, etc.
Here's how novel infectious diseases like #coronavirus is linked to the destructive approach humans as a species have taken to our natural world — and many of them are specifically linked to the loss of primary #forests. @ConantJ @foe_us #rainforestshttps://t.co/ptItasNCos
— Rory Kennedy (@roryekennedy) April 2, 2020
Limiting hospital exposure during #COVID19 is critical for cancer patients. "Alternatives to things like chemotherapy are available...as opposed to intravenous medicines which generally require a visit to the clinic," oncologist @gary_lyman of @fredhutch. https://t.co/iTCf9iIyby pic.twitter.com/pW0CWWCt5H
— IDSA (@IDSAInfo) April 2, 2020
The New Coronavirus Testing Crisis at Private Labs - “Lab turnaround time is PPE” @TheAtlantic @UWMedicine https://t.co/HAnTUn9EHB
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) April 2, 2020
What can economics tell us about an effective response to the coronavirus? @RobertStavins recently interviewed Scott Barrett (@Columbia), who specializes in climate change mitigation and infectious diseases, on #COVID19 efforts. Read their conversation: https://t.co/KzylCvgxpZ
— Resources Magazine (@ResourcesMag) April 2, 2020
I learned today of the untimely passing of Dr. Tom Spira @CDC_HIVAIDS Tom was one of the leaders in the early years of the HIV epidemic. Listen to this podcast in which he talks about that time https://t.co/MMp0t2e4TL may he rest in peace.
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) April 2, 2020
Scientists say the ability of a virus to mutate and adapt from animals to the human system is very rare, but the expansion of the human footprint is making that rare event much more likely. https://t.co/ueescSZc2D
— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) April 2, 2020
1/31/20: “‘There's no doubt after reading this paper that asymptomatic transmission is occurring,’ said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases. ‘This study lays the question to rest.’”https://t.co/5AV3tUpZcQ
— Fair Fight (@fairfightaction) April 2, 2020
COVID-19 Vaccine Development: An Interview With GeoVax https://t.co/szPHbwFqir #COVID-19 #coronavirus #infectiousdiseases #vaccine $GOVX @mollyrcampbell pic.twitter.com/aiPlvBM8i4
— GeoVax, Inc. (@Geovax_News) April 2, 2020
😷 BREAKING: Dr. Anthony Fauci was nothing more than a run-of-the-mill infectious-diseases expert at the National Institute of Health until the coronavirus hit and he was brought into the task force. Now he’s getting threats against his life.😳https://t.co/mAgFZVOYwd
— 🇨🇦 Monte Alto 🇬🇧 (@Monte_Alto) April 2, 2020
Fauci: ‘No doubt’ Trump will face surprise infectious disease outbreak January 11, 2017. I also found this article archived on 1/14/2017. https://t.co/rzpJItsYw9 pic.twitter.com/VaeDum1Gdl
— KSmallz (@KSmall_z) April 2, 2020
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-diseases expert and face of the U.S. response to coronavirus pandemic, is facing growing threats to his personal safety, prompting the government to step up his security, per people familiar with the matter. https://t.co/d5CsZ5h0wH
— Gary Grumbach (@GaryGrumbach) April 2, 2020
Human challenge studies to accelerate coronavirus vaccine licensure | The Journal of Infectious Diseases | Oxford Academic https://t.co/tNPSsm1qq5 #coronavirus #covid19 #pandemic
— Novel Coronavirus - Covid19 (@PandemicCovid20) April 2, 2020
Join us for a Live Session tomorrow with our friend and colleague, @CHPBugDoc, Clinical Director of the Division of Infectious Diseases at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. He & @DrToddWo will talk and take your questions about (what else) Coronavirus.https://t.co/YE6NzLCM3i pic.twitter.com/RWFsieexkk
— Kids Plus Pediatrics (@kidspluspgh) April 2, 2020
Marine sponges have been a great source for bioactive compounds thanks to its microbial symbionts. For the sponge Mycale hentscheli, multiple species cooperatively contribute to the defensive chemical arsenal of the holobiont. @mBiojournal https://t.co/3I90UXsFV3 pic.twitter.com/CcYRGHsqAL
— ASM (@ASMicrobiology) April 2, 2020
Researchers in the School of Animal and Comparative Biomedical Sciences scaled down their work on bacterial infectious diseases to focus on the community's immediate need amid the COVID-19 pandemic.https://t.co/nl98H4Nlpp pic.twitter.com/hmZSUgJ4Vy
— UA Parents & Family (@UAParents) April 2, 2020
Dr. Gregory Poland, an infectious diseases expert and director of Mayo Clinic's Vaccine Research Group, explains what soap does to SARS-CoV-2, and other viruses and bacteria. https://t.co/ppLEx5dAxx
— MayoClinicHealthSys (@MayoClinicHS) April 2, 2020
If anyone is willing to help my doctor brother-in-law who in the infectious diseases unit in Los Angeles helping the homeless population combat this crisis, here is is Amazon Needs list for his patients: https://t.co/t5IjcB2tgo
— Shane P. Hallam (@ShanePHallam) April 2, 2020
Article about his unit:https://t.co/ofoQohTvQN
Ms Wright said she wanted Australia to avoid situations where people were punished for breaking new but vaguely defined laws
— Peter Collignon (@CollignonPeter) April 2, 2020
She said she understood the need for strong and ongoing responses to coronavirus — but only if they remained medically justified.https://t.co/DWvvYmkJTt
Glad to be able to share some good news. @PeggyFund https://t.co/jyafhSHe13 #AntibioticResistance #AntibioticResistance
— Battle Superbugs (@battlesuperbugs) April 2, 2020
@ChapalMehra writes about the stigma that patients with infectious diseases face, and how #COVID19 elimination strategies must not forget that.
— SATB1231 (@SATB1231) April 2, 2020
Read the article on @thewire_in: https://t.co/zjb1FgdGoW@TBHDJ @AnantBhan @uliwb @deepticomesback @Debshree_DDL @findingsau @keyuriab
Dr. Stephen Smith, founder of The Smith Center for Infectious Diseases and Urban Health, said on “The Ingraham Angle” on Wednesday night that he is optimistic about the use of antimalarial medications and antibiotics to treat COVID-19 patients.https://t.co/gwTtNMU6Bk
— Gene Epstein (@GeneSohoForum) April 2, 2020
Top French Professor expert in Infectious Diseases develops amazing new drug treatment that stops the Coronavirus in just SIX days! - Euro Weekly News Spain Top News News Article https://t.co/8CfkNGUPfk via @euroweeklynews
— Euro Weekly News (@euroweeklynews) April 2, 2020
Peter Aaby has done numerous studies on the importance of intensity of exposure for infectious diseases like measles. The data is solid: brief exposure correlated with mild disease, high doses dangerous. This has strangely not received a lot of attention. https://t.co/LY8AhegQKe
— Christine Stabell Benn (@StabellBenn) April 2, 2020
McSally voted to repeal the ACA, which would have slashed $1B for the CDC’s Prevention & Public Health Fund, including hundreds of millions “for detecting and responding to infectious diseases and other public health threats.” #AZSenhttps://t.co/a532m6O263
— Take A Stand (@RepresentMeAZ) April 2, 2020
Fluctuations in blood glucose levels common in people with diabetes are associated with severe influenza. @mBiojournal https://t.co/qYvrKKu6lF pic.twitter.com/G87mjfvsQ3
— ASM (@ASMicrobiology) April 2, 2020
lockdowns, while effective are costly both economically and psychologically. When society eventually reopens, risk-reduction measures like maintaining personal space and practicing proper hand-washing will be essential to reducing high-dose infections. https://t.co/UO7fA7Jj12
— Peter Collignon (@CollignonPeter) April 2, 2020
Connecting Mobility to Infectious Diseases: The Promise and Limits of Mobile Phone Data https://t.co/eOyfig2UoY
— Privacy Matters (@PrivacyMatters) April 2, 2020
EEB Prof Aaron King, who studies the ecology of infectious diseases, is quoted in today's @nytimes re how restrictions in travel can help us "defeat this epidemic." The article compares areas with and without stay at home orders. #StayHome https://t.co/vJw5JM33XG
— UMich Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (@UMichEEB) April 2, 2020
How is this virus different? What precautions can I take? Are young people vulnerable?... and more.
— Brandy K. Chambers (@BrandyforTexas) April 2, 2020
ICYMI, here's a no BS interview with infectious diseases expert Dr. Anthony Fauci, answering important questions on COVID-19. Please RT. #TXlege https://t.co/1ap7qwnfUx
In 1633, they accused Galileo of madness and sorcery for saying the planet was round and sent him to prison.
— Ed (@Rx_Ed) April 2, 2020
In 2020, they accuse Dr. Fauci of deliberately hurting the U.S economy by exaggerating #coronavirus #COVID19 crisis and threaten his life. https://t.co/P5vurFp9Oc
Southern states face growing #COVID19 crises (and New York grapples with dwindling ventilator supply) https://t.co/OpLGBS2b5z #Coronavirus #Pandemic pic.twitter.com/DXuhk2jmkO
— CIDRAP (@CIDRAP) April 2, 2020
Flattening the Curve for Incarcerated Populations — Covid-19 in Jails and Prisons | NEJM https://t.co/6tkD2GUARE Important perspective in @NEJM by @EmoryRollins Anne Spaulding and Jody Rich @BrownMedicine
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) April 2, 2020
Short answer: don't microwave your mail. https://t.co/J603pzmjAk
— Sumon Chakrabarti (@TorontoIDDoc) April 2, 2020
"improving the rates of #handwashing by travelers passing through just 10 of the world’s leading airports could significantly reduce the spread of many infectious diseases." https://t.co/SKwLsIYxGe as per new @who guidance https://t.co/tlH8Y0eqCz #Coronavirus #Covid_19
— Pippa Scott (@pip_speak) April 2, 2020
2 papers I co-authored in regard to #PPE in 2018 with the great #infectiousdiseases team @SheffieldHosp available FREE
— Richard Clark (@ClarkRichardJ) April 2, 2020
More relevant than ever before
Paper 1) https://t.co/EyNQLQ5YDG
Paper 2)https://t.co/cACScodsTz
Retweet the knowledge & help #NHS staff fight #COVIDー19
6 point plan to #crushthecurve by Dr. Harvey Fineberg in NEJM. Dr. Fineberg leads the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and the National Academies Standing Committee on Emerging Infectious Diseases and 21st Century Health Threats https://t.co/LkI9xM2KBy #COVID19Pandemic
— GlobalLiverInstitute (@GlobalLiver) April 2, 2020
Ah yes perfectly normal that the government would need to assign a security detail to…
— 🐶🦁🐑𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗰 𝗖. 𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻𝘀𝗼𝗻 مارک Марк Жонсон (@BlogGuero) April 2, 2020
*checks notes*
...the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases? https://t.co/NCi6fm2qJf
Because of obsolete, unscientific, & stigmatizing policies, doctors can’t use #COVID19 antibodies from folks who have recovered from #coronavirus infection if they are taking #HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis or from men who have sex with men. #socialinjustice https://t.co/G5mUXIcyx9
— Ed (@Rx_Ed) April 2, 2020
#Masks4All
— NYX (@NYXTWTR) April 2, 2020
In Hong Kong
“We hardly see any influenza cases, and that’s because masks actually protect not only against coronavirus but also against influenza virus as well.” by Dr. Ivan Hung, Division of Infectious Diseases, University of Hong Kong
https://t.co/rnkHi1T7TI
Great to talk to @MerellaCTV
— Sumon Chakrabarti (@TorontoIDDoc) April 2, 2020
today in Q&A format about #COVIDー19 from masks to presymptomatic spread. Thanks for having me! https://t.co/g2yelyBYhl@THP_hospital @BogochIsaac @zchagla @DrToddLee @SharkawyMD @NCollegiate
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— Jeff "Physical Distancing" Linder (@jeffreylinder) April 2, 2020
How Does Coronavirus Spread? | U.S. News https://t.co/twJrIxAMUd
STEWARDSHIP / RESISTANCE SCAN: #Antibiotic stewardship in Africa; Antibiotic strategy for injection drug users https://t.co/K9fadOnbx9 #AMR #AntibioticStewardship
— CIDRAP (@CIDRAP) April 2, 2020
Plus linked Comment: Modelling #COVID19 transmission: from data to intervention https://t.co/kuBlOA3PoJ by Zhongwei Jia & Zuhong Lu
— The Lancet Infectious Diseases (@TheLancetInfDis) April 2, 2020
We asked our Instagram followers, “If you could ask a doctor any question about #COVID19, what would it be?”
— CHI St. Luke's Health (@CHI_StLukes) April 2, 2020
Listen as @MontCo_PH Authority Dr. Charles Sims from the Center for Infectious Diseases at #TheWoodlands Hospital provides answers: https://t.co/CsrgvdFl0y pic.twitter.com/RySFHp5wqi
Who wants to hurt #DrFauci? Security has been stepped up for #AnthonyFauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, after he received "growing threats to his personal safety," the Washington Post reported Wednesday.
— I AM DONE (@VJShordee444) April 2, 2020
https://t.co/uPSLEIzd6b
‘Focusing on universal masking alone may, paradoxically, lead to more transmission of Covid-19 if it diverts attention from implementing more fundamental infection-control measures.’ https://t.co/FXCTfh7Z29
— Marc Mendelson (@SouthAfricanASP) April 2, 2020
Beginning of the End!
— Brian Taylor (@BTaylorUSA) April 2, 2020
U.S. Doctor states it's the beginning of the end!
Stephen Smith, founder of the Smith Center for Infectious Diseases and Urban Health.#HydroxychloroquineAndAzithromycin #hydroxycholoroquine #helenesgreenshoots https://t.co/yKxJGRSUke
Coronavirus Rhapsody. For lovers of music and infection prevention. #covid #covidau https://t.co/LJeOJ20Y65
— Brett Mitchell (@1healthau) April 2, 2020
A lab at the University of Louisville has been responding to national emergencies studying highly infectious diseases. https://t.co/wKiqs9UEuv
— wave3news (@wave3news) April 2, 2020
Associate Professor Gail Matthews, Head of Infectious Diseases at @SVHSydney and clinical academic at the Kirby Institute, speaks with @deborah_knight on @2GB873 to explain what the Bondi pop-up #COVID19Aus #COVID19 testing clinic will look like.https://t.co/u1zO5yQzmR
— Kirby Institute UNSW (@KirbyInstitute) April 2, 2020
Dr. Fauci, America's foremost infectious diseases expert who has made several appearances at White House coronavirus press briefings, is being given additional personal security from law enforcement after receiving threats and other unwanted attention. https://t.co/4VM6E8kUSI
— 12NewsNow (@12NewsNow) April 2, 2020
Dr. Lee Riley, professor of Infectious Diseases at Berkeley Public Health, addresses the concerns with high dense cities like New York City in the coronavirus fight.https://t.co/XRZXk4yUav
— Berkeley Public Health (@UCBerkeleySPH) April 2, 2020
Global #COVID19 total races past 1 million mark https://t.co/CuGfLWVQiL #Coronavirus #Pandemic pic.twitter.com/n0mAsNU8BD
— CIDRAP (@CIDRAP) April 2, 2020
The spiraling #COVID19 (#Coronavirus) crisis is most likely linked to Illegal #wildlife trade. Read the blog by @_danielmira to understand the inter-connectedness of wildlife and infectious diseases. https://t.co/GI2Y9nIOMx #ThePangolinEffect #globalization
— World Bank Research (@wb_research) April 2, 2020
Visit: https://t.co/FFlwI8xksk for:
— Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) (@THLresearch) April 2, 2020
🔵daily update on #coronavirus situation in Finland
🔵info on COVID-19
🔵latest #corona news
🔵instructions for those residing in Finland
🔵frequently asked questions
🔵communication materials
🔵and much more in English!
Collaborative Antimicrobial Stewardship: Working with Information Technology https://t.co/gMwzxnybuQ
— EurekaMag (@EurekaMag) April 2, 2020
The latest The antimicrobial stewardship Daily! https://t.co/jCHr06D2hm Thanks to @VanMeir3 @pekoekiwi
— Abid Hussain (@MicrobLog_me_uk) April 2, 2020
Coronavirus disease 2019: the harms of exaggerated information and non-evidence-based measureshttps://t.co/1TFA5TNjnp
— Dr. Alicia (@aliciad3) April 2, 2020
On the 19th of March parliament downgraded Corona virus as no longer considered high consequence infectious disease ! https://t.co/ha5f2hjB86
— RedExists!111 (@AngelicEra1111) April 2, 2020
COVID-19 mortality rate is "ten times worse" than seasonal flu says Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. https://t.co/MLoGQv8eLu via @gop
— S-bart (@shitebart) April 2, 2020
Everyone Thinks They’re Right About Masks: How the #coronavirus travels through the air has become one of the most divisive debates in this #pandemic https://t.co/FT6E8grnZ9 via @TheAtlantic #StopTheSpread pic.twitter.com/wpE8Q9zsa6
— NFID (@NFIDvaccines) April 2, 2020
Infectious diseases in children and adolescents in China: analysis of national #surveillance data from 2008 to 2017#GPHOhttps://t.co/knh8DC8sr4
— Global Health Observ (@GlobalPHObserv) April 2, 2020
STRAIGHT OUT OF EAST ORANGE NJ
— AMT007 (@realAMT007) April 2, 2020
Dr. Smith has been treating #CCPVirus patients at the Smith Center fr Infectious Diseases and Urban Health in East Orange, New Jersey.
All over 70yrs: 72 Patients, 21 Pre-diabetic, 24 Diabetic, Average BMI 30.7https://t.co/MogsKnkSmC
With many Kenyans raising concerns about the number of days Brenda Cherotich spent in isolation, Head of Infectious Diseases Unit at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) Loice Ombajo has revealed why she took 23 days. #COVID19Pandemichttps://t.co/W2as42zORp
— Kenyans.co.ke (@Kenyans) April 2, 2020
Not to add to the list of "this old drug I found in my grandpa's barn" might work for #COVID19 let's try it" hysteria but BCG has always fascinated me so this is pretty cool esp if it happens to give any immunity to those vaccinated previously https://t.co/rXShkQCSLW
— Eric Wenzler (@TheIDApprentice) April 2, 2020
"Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-diseases expert and the face of the U.S. response to the novel coronavirus pandemic, is facing growing threats to his personal safety, prompting the government to step up his security." https://t.co/NBi8bG79Dn
— Leigh Turner (@LeighGTurner) April 2, 2020
#Covid19greece
— ANA-MPA news (from 🏠) (@amna_newseng) April 2, 2020
The Health Ministry’s #coronavirus spokesman and infectious diseases professor @STsiodras on Thursday evening announced 27 new confirmed cases of #Covid19 in #Greece in the last 24 hours, and 3 new deaths.https://t.co/5GZi5INAVq pic.twitter.com/KTWTmwBHmc
Possible mitigation method against #COVIDー19 using ozone therapy. Author has used this against Ebola, and potentially could work well against COVIDー19. Ozone attacks and deactivates the attachment nodules on the virus. @fitmslax https://t.co/fVTpG9rLWr pic.twitter.com/FP4IvTTvCU
— Bill Manci (@FTAFishNews) April 2, 2020
Avoiding Coronavirus While Grocery Shopping
— Jeff "Physical Distancing" Linder (@jeffreylinder) April 2, 2020
Featuring @NUFeinbergMed @NorthwesternMed @NMGeriatrics’s @DrJuneJD https://t.co/JfFKJcevvZ
Doctors say idea to ‘use a scarf’ to protect against #coronavirus is unproven with #NFID Medical Director William Schaffner, MD via @CNBC https://t.co/1AxMxbYQAr pic.twitter.com/4Qi0NcnWba
— NFID (@NFIDvaccines) April 2, 2020
SA premier is right.
— Peter Collignon (@CollignonPeter) April 2, 2020
"Most of them in those shots were essentially walking a dog, or walking along the beach, and there's nothing wrong with that," Mr Marshall said.
Coronavirus, emergency laws and civil liberties: Are rights at risk?https://t.co/DWvvYmkJTt
South Shore Health doctor discusses latest coronavirus developments https://t.co/DnfE6Pi5as
— WCVB-TV Boston (@WCVB) April 2, 2020
The data helps show “just how far behind the virus we are,” said Justin Bahl, an associate professor of infectious diseases, epidemiology, and biostatistics.The more we learn about the spread of a disease, the more we can control itsspread. Read more here: https://t.co/c1Oy3coIMr pic.twitter.com/P6Oy9fqxiJ
— UGA College of Veterinary Medicine (@ugavetmed) April 2, 2020
You can find updated information on COVID-19 testing in South Carolina at the link below. #southcarolina #coronavirus @DawndyWISTV https://t.co/GRcrzh4PxQ
— LisaHuttoMD (@LisaHuttoMD) April 2, 2020
#DidYouKnow that Hand Sanitizer was invented in #Switzerland? It was formulated in the 1970s by William Griffiths, pharmacist at Fribourg Cantonal Hospital and further developed by Didier Pittet, infectious diseases expert at @unige_en Hospitals🙌🤓🇨🇭https://t.co/BbZyz48vTS pic.twitter.com/OhwM2AmkI6
— Swiss Business Hub (@SBH_Germany) April 2, 2020
That's find and dandy Mr H but this virus is very dangerous and yet this govt has downgraded it! Which is madness IMO https://t.co/5FshUikHjP
— AW–B JC4PM 2019 (@xpressanny) April 2, 2020
Brief Report: CT imaging of 3 patients with COVID-19 pneumonia and initial negative rRT-PCRs https://t.co/6OD7TqoNYJ pic.twitter.com/oHh7oa3dak
— ACCP INFD PRN (@accpinfdprn) April 2, 2020
COMMENTARY: Masks-for-all for COVID-19 not based on sound data | CIDRAP https://t.co/GvnqurCtku
— Michael Calderwood (@CalderwoodMD) April 2, 2020
Dr. Fauci has been the head of the National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases since 1984.
— Seth Nadeau (@sethmnadeau) April 2, 2020
I, for one, am glad the President did not get his wish to “drain the swamp.” https://t.co/HdNnQGNcs7
Great webinar sharing useful practice & supporting #pharmacists & #antimicrobialstewardship teams in these challenging times.
— Antibiotic angels@MFT (@antibioticangel) April 2, 2020
Thank you @rpharms @UKCPAPIN @StephenJ_Hughes @DrDianeAshiru @MGilchrist123 @MarisaJL @_Beth_Ward
Did have to leave early to #ClapForCarers 👏🏻
Here's the list of the over 70 articles he's published: https://t.co/27Hhsd6XjH
— Nathan Alexander (@naalex) April 2, 2020
Can you name one expert better than him?#COVID #Coronovirus #hydroxychloroquine #azithromycin
Hey @YZYau, what is the latest on this case in Kano concerning the remains of the person who died on the journey from Abuja to Kano & which the Kano State Committee on Infectious Diseases reported to @NCDCgov? Is there an outcome?https://t.co/1k7BSF9DKq
— Chidi Odinkalu (@ChidiOdinkalu) April 2, 2020
Idiots come in many different shapes and flavors.
— Ed (@Rx_Ed) April 2, 2020
The Charles Koch network fought to cut CDC funding by over one BILLION dollars. Now it attacks “shelter-in-place” policies for harming businesses.#coronavirus #COVID19 https://t.co/k6eTOiMzCw
Maybe someone in the media can tell me why this govt has downgraded the virus? @Peston @piersmorgan @Kevin_Maguire @BBCr4today @BBCNews @afneil https://t.co/5FshUikHjP
— AW–B JC4PM 2019 (@xpressanny) April 2, 2020
My correspondence about estimating case fatality in COVID-19 has been published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases. Caution must be taken when interpreting these articles. Lag-time models in CFR introduce time-varying confounding variables. https://t.co/IdkDy1Rw2w
— David Dongkyung Kim (@kimdavidmd) April 2, 2020
New in American Journal of Transplantation: case report of 2 kidney transplant recipients hospitalized with #COVID19 in Italy https://t.co/yd4kNYjZoZ
— SIDP (@SIDPharm) April 2, 2020
This small randomized study is the first that actually suggests #HCQ could work. Still preliminary, still small, still not the major outcomes we care about - but, a hinthttps://t.co/d5gSeHTOFc #COVID pic.twitter.com/kKeLo6zfd4
— Tim Lahey (@TimLaheyMD) April 2, 2020
[#WhiteHavenNews] Solstar Pharma Signs a Global License & Research Agreement with GF Mille, Japan for the Development of Novel RNA drugs for the Treatment of Cancer and Infectious Diseases. https://t.co/x99VLa0quN#COVID-19 #coronavirus #canada #cancer #scientist pic.twitter.com/VzyN6FNxyH
— WhiteHavenSecurities (@WHsecurities) April 2, 2020
#AnthonyFauci’s #Security #SteppedUp https://t.co/yxTCBhcyI7
— DUMP TRUMP (@Kegan05) April 2, 2020
"Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-diseases #expert & the face of the U.S. response to the novel coronavirus pandemic, is facing growing #threats...
@emeijaard @IUCNNL @putzelmann
— 🌎 春华 🌊 (@ChunhuaMs) April 2, 2020
The conservation of intact ecosystems and their characteristic biodiversity can reduce the emergence of infectious diseases @IPBES
you must read , this is not tourism guidelines @IUCN this PO problem is on you . fix ithttps://t.co/Yti3S8S5Ac
@niexecutive @DUPleader @BBCnireland Can we please get some clarity around #covid19 #coronoavirus being declassified @healthdpt from a High consequence infectious diseases (HCID) to a Hazard Group (HG3)https://t.co/VOzttrZfuq
— Foxy (@rhondamcf) April 2, 2020
Also, clarity about confirmed v presumptive numbers.
Aggressive Social Distancing Now Is Good For The Economy Later, Study Finds - Don’t relax restrictions too soon https://t.co/jfAsJct8xQ
— Michael Calderwood (@CalderwoodMD) April 2, 2020
BREAKING News: German Env. Min. requests @IPBES to consider links between infectious diseases & destruction of #nature to outline policy options to help prevent pandemics
— Adamu Aliyu Bajoga (@Bajoga_aleeu) April 2, 2020
"Destruction of #nature is the crisis behind #CoronaVirusUpdates crisis" https://t.co/BeDrV83FtB
COVID-19 and why tackling the silent crisis of drug-resistant infections matters more than ever by @Manica_amr @gardp_amr https://t.co/0dTAChgwuM
— Laura Piddock (@LauraPiddock) April 2, 2020
The latest #OntarioTechnologist is now available and features:@DRNPHC MicroHome Project
— OACETT (@OACETT) April 2, 2020
Protecting against infectious diseases@humbercollege tackles complex problems using UAVs@RegionofHalton plans for future growth
Q&A with L. Cronk, C.E.T.
and more▶️https://t.co/Ebh2MdAgjU pic.twitter.com/KAriXoizlS
We seek research on vulnerable, at-risk populations in communities and countries with higher risks of infection and fatality, but also from those with less capability to track, monitor, and treat infectious diseases and respond to the #Coronavirus. https://t.co/Z2NwWnJ66Z pic.twitter.com/0btMBX3yzF
— Elsevier Transport (@Transport_ELS) April 2, 2020
https://t.co/BgeMzwcwqj Resistance Could Lead to More COVID-19 Deaths via @sciam H/T @gerryiidr
— Andrew Morris (@ASPphysician) April 2, 2020
“Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-diseases expert and the face of the U.S. response to the novel coronavirus pandemic, is facing growing threats to his personal safety, prompting the government to step up his security”https://t.co/kVsJDNO0Wl
— Todd Kennedy (@pragpro) April 2, 2020
“If lawmakers don't jumpstart #antibiotics development, we'll be woefully unprepared when the next pandemic strikes,” @KennethThorpe writes for @FierceHealth https://t.co/VPkWTSGEFN
— Save Antibiotics (@saveantibiotics) April 2, 2020
🇺🇸 #CoronavirusPolitics 🦠
— Kat ‘Brian’ Cary 🕷 (@kat_cary) April 2, 2020
‘Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-diseases expert and the face of the U.S. response to the novel coronavirus pandemic, is facing growing threats to his personal safety.’https://t.co/jaZSebc3px
"The Novel Corona Virus or the COVID-19 is wreaking havoc and it is not the first or last of such infectious diseases we have to face."
— Syed Ramiz Sami (@SyedRamizSami) April 2, 2020
In this story, I talk about the future threats humans face and how Geospatial data can help fight them#COVID19Pandemichttps://t.co/p4qMDlcTnd
Covid-19. Is it airborne?
— Harri Leivo (@harri_leivo) April 2, 2020
WHO: no, probably not.
US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Anthony Fauci: we cannot rule out the possibility.
Recent research found “limited evidence that some potential for airborne transmission exists.”https://t.co/tZUBppt5L9
Difficult times/tough choices for dentists&patients. Minimize aerosol generating procedures+full PPE, don’t misuse abx. Careful virtual watching, script or procedure only when absolutely necessary. Recs 2&3. @ChooseWiselyCA @ASPphysician @wendythedentist https://t.co/caXTKGltkJ
— Susan Sutherland (@DrSSutherland1) April 2, 2020
New editorial in @NEJM, Ten Weeks to Crush the Curve, outlines 6 steps to mobilize & organize the nation to defeat #COVID19 by June.
— SIDP (@SIDPharm) April 2, 2020
"If we act immediately, we can make the anniversary of D-Day, 6/6/20, the day America declares victory over #COVID19" https://t.co/cFrgYxD9kB
The community transmission of #covid19au in NSW is increasing, the investigation of unknown transmission is piling up.
— 💧Corporate Governance (@CorpGovResearch) April 2, 2020
This is, understatedly, a major concern.https://t.co/HtbXGoLidy#nswpol @gladysb @bradhazzard #coronavirusaustralia #coronavirusau pic.twitter.com/Wa6DT5svGe
Universal Masking in Hospitals in the Covid-19 Era https://t.co/U68lraBycs
— Andrew Morris (@ASPphysician) April 2, 2020
#DYK? Our Mathematics for Public Health lab leader, Jianhong Wu, has co-authored a publication for @ISID_org's Journal of Infectious Diseases on the effectiveness of #quarantine and #isolation determine the trend of the COVID-19 epidemics. #StayHome https://t.co/wOO2Ky4jRS pic.twitter.com/ml2JXjaRGM
— Fields CQAM (@FieldsCQAM) April 2, 2020
.@UKCPA Webinars and Handbook for pharmacists looking to upskill for critical care over the #COVID19Pandemic are now avaialble on the @RPharmS website: https://t.co/6aSCIwGYMI#COVID19 #Pharmacy
— DrRyanHamilton (@RyanPharmilton) April 2, 2020
Mycobacterium talmoniae, a Potential Pulmonary Pathogen Isolated from Multiple Patients with Bronchiectasis in the United States, Including the First Case of Clinical Disease in a Patient with Cystic Fibrosis. https://t.co/SSvMTvrm9I
— AntibioticResistance (@AntibioticResis) April 2, 2020
"A leading expert on infectious diseases inside detention centers said Wednesday that, barring immediate action, the number of Fulton County Jail inmates infected with COVID-19 'will overwhelm the county’s available hospital and intensive care beds.'” https://t.co/VzcVunGYqU
— Georgia Justice Project (@gajustice) April 2, 2020
An amazing report on an infectious diseases hospital in southern Italy and its special protocol, which has thus far prevented transmission of Covid-19 to any of their doctors. #coronavirus #COVID19 #CoronavirusPandemichttps://t.co/VDi448EPjY
— Jen Smolka (@jls_mcdowell) April 2, 2020
Hey @abcnews I know this is an opinion piece but it's incredibly irresponsible to give it oxygen without at least linking to the national guidelines or seeking an opinion from someone who actually knows what the guidelines are.https://t.co/5vrKqEJD0o
— Trent 💊🆔 (@trentyarwood) April 2, 2020
Take the necessary steps to protect you & your loved ones from #COVID19:
— IDSA (@IDSAInfo) April 2, 2020
🧼Clean your hands often
🙅♂️Avoid close contact
🧽Clean & disinfect
🏠Stay home
More tips via @CDCgov: https://t.co/IFOiTxCIgw #FlattentheCurve
Tonight at 7pm: @rpharms and @UKCPA @UKCPAPIN : Infections Q&A tonight with panelists Paul Wade, @StephenJ_Hughes, @MGilchrist123 and @MarisaJL #UKCPAPIN https://t.co/2HZxEv7WHZ…
— UK Pharm Infec Netwk (@UKCPAPIN) April 2, 2020
cc @_Beth_Ward @tejalvaghela15 @DrDianeAshiru pic.twitter.com/aHMRyzEomN
Using Machine Learning To Predict Antimicrobial MICs and Associated Genomic Features for Nontyphoidal Salmonella. https://t.co/nidm4cbVni
— AntibioticResistance (@AntibioticResis) April 2, 2020
AIMID 2020 has received the endorsement of the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ESCMID). You can see a link to AIMID 2020 in the event calendar of the ESCMID website: https://t.co/bUGxHbm7Jl. Thank you! @ESCMID #infectiousdiseases #microbiology
— AIMID_2020 (@2020Aimid) April 2, 2020
According to a 2019 study in Nature, most infectious diseases come from meat consumption, with zoonoses being responsible for 60 to 70% of pathogens. if we want to reduce epidemic risks in the future, there is one clear option : reducing meat consumption. https://t.co/ZGEQY0sW7M
— Tom Bry-Chevalier (@PagureMecha) April 2, 2020
Remember when McSally voted to repeal the ACA, which would have slashed $1B for the CDC’s Prevention & Public Health Fund, including hundreds of millions “for detecting and responding to infectious diseases and other public health threats.” #AZSenhttps://t.co/a532m6O263
— Take A Stand (@RepresentMeAZ) April 2, 2020
SC #CORONAVIRUS UPDATE | Today's count via @scdhec: 1,293 positive #COVID19 cases in SC, 190 in Charleston County, 18 in Berkeley, 27 in Dorchester; 26 deaths in SC https://t.co/wkW0q4MGkH
— The Medi (@TheMediAwards) April 2, 2020
NEW: See the list of non-essential businesses that must now close: https://t.co/R0JkQZKIRS pic.twitter.com/ctqcaRhQyv
Still time to register for @rpharms and @UKCPA @UKCPAPIN : Infections Q&A tonight at 7pm cc @StephenJ_Hughes @MGilchrist123 @MarisaJL #UKCPAPIN … cc @_Beth_Ward https://t.co/thHaEKXEeH
— Diane Ashiru, PhD (@DrDianeAshiru) April 2, 2020
The economic impact of Pandemics
— Rodolfo Jardón (@_rjardon) April 2, 2020
Despite significant medical progress over the last centuries, infectious diseases such as influenza or malaria still represent a considerable threat to society. While some are endemic to specific geographical...https://t.co/8a1QvNeo9I pic.twitter.com/uIgwGUBCVL
This is both dangerous & based on lies.
— Ramola D (@EccEveryday) April 2, 2020
Needs people massively to speak up.
See the #UKGOV note re #COVID19: No longer considered High Consequence Infectious Disease as of March 19, 2020 https://t.co/aGPZrVEVmj
Yet ALL these plans are based on it being contagious.#NoVaccines https://t.co/3GMOTONqvo
This is what it's come down to. The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Dr. Anthony Fauci has his own bobblehead:https://t.co/BOZC3r7ndW
— Kevin Janison (@KevinNews3LV) April 2, 2020
Watch Mengdie Zhuang from the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at @UCL talk about the use of mapping for early warning sensing systems for infectious diseases at #SDSC19 ⏯️ https://t.co/PZzlhSnWku
— CARTO (@CARTO) April 2, 2020
Created by Cameron Forbes. Last updated April 04, 2020 at 05:08 EST.