for Mar 28, 2020
Dr. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, connects with @PhillyD to answer some of his audience's questions about coronavirus → https://t.co/uDxQEwSVHE #StayHome pic.twitter.com/npLudBiU5D
— YouTube #StayHome (@YouTube) March 28, 2020
Literally every question I had about Covid-19 was answered by @PhillyD's interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci (physician immunologist, and director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases).https://t.co/YazX9UB09I
— Zombie🇵🇷SFX (@ZombieSFX) March 28, 2020
New York’s medical experts on disease control, along with their leadership, always knew New York City was uniquely venerable to the spread of infectious diseases like coronavirus, so why aren’t New Yorkers holding @TheDemocrats responsible?https://t.co/raWTPglks2
— Franck Moore (@francklyspoken) March 28, 2020
Dr. Fauci, an immunologist who has led the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984, has advised every president since Ronald Reagan and encouraged action against the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s https://t.co/TvrYrA0iD4
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 28, 2020
New research Article: Clinical and virological data of the first cases of #COVID19 in Europe: a case series 🇫🇷 https://t.co/i23YL35Ebu
— The Lancet Infectious Diseases (@TheLancetInfDis) March 28, 2020
Is hydroxychloroquine more harm than good for #COVID19 #coronavirus?
— Bug Pharmacist 💊🧫 Tim Gauthier (@IDstewardship) March 28, 2020
New in CID 📲 https://t.co/Dh8HByudZW
Mind the QTc and proceed with caution. #IDtwitter #TwitteRx pic.twitter.com/0Cs1SH8hAK
“There is no definitely proven drug that is effective against this disease," said the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. https://t.co/nmnqoZ8cWh
— HuffPost Politics (@HuffPostPol) March 28, 2020
So in our totally useless followup study, mostly very low-risk pts (92%)—of whom only 14% had a fever—were coerced into experimental treatment in our hospital with HCQ/azithromycin. Thankfully, their virus cleared so I can keep pushing this non-evidence. https://t.co/drrYDSOzXL pic.twitter.com/R0a9Fuwqc8
— Andrew Morris (@ASPphysician) March 28, 2020
Join us & @hkumed School of Public Health on @YouTube at 10am HK Time (GMT+8) March 31st for a workshop on #COVID19 and other infectious diseases with public health & journalism experts.
— JMSC (@JMSCHKU) March 28, 2020
Details https://t.co/Te5Gf0cNjz#coronavirus #publichealth #journalism #education #HongKong pic.twitter.com/lwqysmpcRQ
AHow #I Can Help Us Fight Infectious #Diseases
— Spiros Margaris (@SpirosMargaris) March 28, 2020
In A More Effective Way https://t.co/pbiBSxiQoV #fintech #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #DeepLearning @RealMargaretta @CogWorldHub #coronavirus #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/ut1pnTjg2E
“In outbreaks [like #COVID19] you still need essential medicines like antibiotics,” @gardp_amr’s @Manica_amr explains, noting that patients are at greater risk for bacterial infections when they have weakened immune systems. https://t.co/l1lqmYifJH
— Save Antibiotics (@saveantibiotics) March 28, 2020
NEW @TheLancetInfDis
— Antibiotic Steward🆔 (@ABsteward) March 28, 2020
Clinical and virological data of the first cases of COVID-19 in Europe 🇫🇷: a case series.
3 patients treated w Remdesivir conclusions on the potential efficacy of remdesivir on COVID-19 infections can't be drawn. #COVID19 #COVID19RX https://t.co/Xw5scWB9GR pic.twitter.com/EebDNZ9Kii
Sure, #colistin kills MDR gram-negative #bacteria, but it causes kidney damage too. So why is @CLSI_LabNews providing breakpoints in the latest M100? @romneyinla has the scoop in a new ASM article: https://t.co/NiPbuNTp5Y
— ASM (@ASMicrobiology) March 28, 2020
#clinmicro #antimicrobialresistance #AMR #ASMClinMicro pic.twitter.com/CXnBrdd1gB
Some good news in these stressful times - congrats to Rhia on submitting her thesis..with appropriate social distancing!
— Mark Blaskovich (@mark_blaskovich) March 28, 2020
All about antibiotic-derived fluorescent probes...see her review athttps://t.co/IJCYgdUtxu@IMBatUQ @rhia_stone #antibiotics pic.twitter.com/OVMiGckq9j
Researchers are analyzing patients’ genomes for DNA variations that may explain why some people are more susceptible to illness with #COVID19
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) March 28, 2020
One possibility is the gene coding for cell surface protein #ACE2, which #coronavirus uses to enter airway cellshttps://t.co/8ATZRqfp0u pic.twitter.com/XFHEAmm34q
@wtp__2020 The coronavirus pandemic is bringing the US economy to a standstill. The effects will not get better by #PINO lifting the #StayAtHome order.
— 💦🐝🐝Susan🐝🐝💦 (@susaun28) March 28, 2020
Experts in infectious diseases strongly warn against this decision. #COVID19 #wtpPA2020 #wtpTeam https://t.co/mHGwYpa504
A strong nationwide plan that supports & enforces #socialdistancing is critical. ✍️Please sign our #FollowtheData petition to @POTUS urging social distancing guidelines not be lifted until medical evidence shows it's safe to do so.#FlattentheCurve #WeAreID https://t.co/qAKLlyQEjy pic.twitter.com/huvkPmRAbk
— IDSA (@IDSAInfo) March 28, 2020
Story below of Spanish Society of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology, 1 of Spain’s leading research institutes, posted on its website that it had found nose swabs developed by the Chinese company had an accuracy rate of less than 30% 👇🏻👇🏻. Yep.https://t.co/zx2XvuYvHy
— Trinh Nguyen (@Trinhnomics) March 28, 2020
John, you’re not a MEDICAL DOCTOR & clearly an Idiot. I’ll stick with a Doctor who gave FACTS on that comparison:
— LaNati (@LaNati_Resist) March 28, 2020
“Coronavirus is TEN Times more Lethal than the Flu.” Anthony Fauci, Director National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Article https://t.co/5lvh5KgAWV
Ceftriaxone 2 g associated with reduced treatment failure compared to 1 g dose in ICU patients in this propensity matched cohort study https://t.co/MVpwRCZD5K
— Brad Langford (@BRxAD) March 28, 2020
Over 650,000 people have been infected with #coronavirus globally. Confirmed deaths are now >30,300.
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) March 28, 2020
Deaths from #COVID19 in Italy, Spain & US are increasing more rapidly than they did in China.https://t.co/LoF98tLUrR pic.twitter.com/aCS6OFxltV
in 2015 WHO released new guidelines for the Naming of New Human Infectious Diseases, because badly chosen names can stigmatize people,communities or countries. https://t.co/y3Rb1fQiva Oh Btw Spanish flu isn't originated in Spain.
— Isik Mater (@isik5) March 28, 2020
📄 New in CID on #COVID19 and PEPhttps://t.co/c7aJ70flN0 #IDtwitter #hydroxycholoroquine pic.twitter.com/rblipICrd1
— Bug Pharmacist 💊🧫 Tim Gauthier (@IDstewardship) March 28, 2020
My point is not to make light of this disease. It’s that we have faced worse diseases in the past without panic. H1N1 and Normal mutating influenza are more infectious and more deadly by total volume, yet no one panicked. 80% of COVID have no symptoms. https://t.co/1qlEtCGOww
— BUX (@computerbux) March 28, 2020
Read my latest #research on a far more contagious disease than #COVID2019! I am excited to share my first 1st author paper on the trend of #measles in #Lebanon and its relationship to #mumps @SpringerNature in @BioMedCentral #InfectiousDiseases. https://t.co/ohENDsz5Gt pic.twitter.com/UzGdy75vZq
— Talal Zarif (@TalalZarif1) March 28, 2020
~Food For Thought~
— Navy Brat ⚓ WTH Is Happening? (@World_In_Mins) March 28, 2020
George Webb Charette:
Wuhan Games - Tracing the Coronavirus.
There is so much not being told.
There is silence about Winnipeg Bio-Lab.
(Canadian scientist, Plummer, recognized specialist in infectious diseases - died in Feb 2020)
Etchttps://t.co/yCKFu26zQQ pic.twitter.com/z6c9IlEnSh
#EmoryID faculty share expertise during #coronavirus outbreak - Emory Daily Pulse. Together with my colleagues @colleenkraftmd @AneeshMehtaMD @jaybvarkey Bruce Ribner, Henry Wu, Jessica Fairley, & Marshall Lyon we have been “busy”. https://t.co/HtY7Pxvfqw
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) March 28, 2020
It wasn't the biggest building on our campus, nor the prettiest. But 100 years ago, it was state-of-the-art for stopping the spread of infectious diseases.
— Michigan Medicine (@umichmedicine) March 28, 2020
Learn how our Contagious Hospital paved the way for #COVID19 care we're giving today: https://t.co/sKnNH7yQRE #michmed150 pic.twitter.com/QnPDV8WFMI
Helpful brief evidence review by @WHO on transmission modes for #covid19; https://t.co/YbKCzVNebA droplet & contact precautions recommended for direct patient case (unless AGPs performed, in which case airborne precautions). Aligns with @PHE_uk guidance https://t.co/qKfTWUlRvn
— Jon Otter (@jonotter) March 28, 2020
If rate of growth in #COVID19 cases continues, New York City, US, will suffer a more severe outbreak than those experienced in Wuhan, China, or the Lombardy region of Italy.
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) March 28, 2020
There is no guarantee, of course, that current trends will continuehttps://t.co/8ZEz1w83s2 #coronavirus
Weaker countries may be pushed aside in the scramble for effective drugs to fight coronavirus, fears infectious diseases expert Suerie Moon.https://t.co/b4m6vjVTfY
— swissinfo.ch (@swissinfo_en) March 28, 2020
Coronavirus live updates: Trump says he is considering a quarantine on New York, parts of New Jersey and Connecticut during pandemic - Probably the right thing to do at this time and where numbers are in TriState area. https://t.co/XbqBvaSqeT
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) March 28, 2020
Predicting the angiotensin converting enzyme 2 (#ACE2) utilizing capability as the receptor of the #SARSCoV2 #coronavirus.https://t.co/1NcQvASTq4 #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/R2qojqtKZh
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) March 28, 2020
Why are some outbreaks amplified? Why do some patients have such worse outcomes? Sometimes it may just be dose dependent - large or multiple exposures. This has been the worry of many healthworkers https://t.co/XfIlTZZ2aY
— Infectious Diseases (@InfectiousDz) March 28, 2020
We launched at @Davos three years ago to rapidly develop vaccines against emerging infectious diseases 🌍💉
— CEPI (@CEPIvaccines) March 28, 2020
Find out more about our work 📺⤵️https://t.co/33B19wyrFJ
The Importance of Addressing Advance Care Planning and Decisions About Do-Not-Resuscitate Orders During Novel Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) | JAMA | JAMA Network https://t.co/RytqJuj2uc
— Tim Lahey (@TimLaheyMD) March 28, 2020
.@US_FDA authorizes #SARSCoV2 #coronavirus test that delivers positive results in 5 minutes, negative results in 13 minutes
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) March 28, 2020
Abbott will make tests available next week to healthcare providers, expects to ramp up production to 50,000 tests per dayhttps://t.co/x4hYItVUFk #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/XD3uD6C8C7
Rochester's Donuts Delite created the treat as an homage to the infectious diseases expert, who has been a voice of clarity during the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/FVobQFA5OJ
— HuffPost Ent (@HuffPostEnt) March 28, 2020
Typhlitis:
— Ed (@Rx_Ed) March 28, 2020
-Usually polymicrobial in nature (unlike spontaneous bacterial peritonitis)
-Major risk factor is chemotherapy
-CT will show distended cecum with thickened walls & intramural air
-Tx: Antibiotics with both anaerobic & pseudomonas coveragehttps://t.co/Wzt1lwrHfX pic.twitter.com/YERqffRQpm
Fauci: ‘No doubt’ Trump will face surprise infectious disease outbreakhttps://t.co/pUgRmQPOHp
— David ShoelessJoe🇺🇸 (@yohiobaseball) March 28, 2020
MUZZLED:
— Tomthunkit™ (@TomthunkitsMind) March 28, 2020
Impeached Trump is out of control he has barred Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, from speaking publicly about the novel #coronavirus without approval. https://t.co/Xhvv6vuslp 04#FridayThoughts
Modes of transmission of #SARSCoV2: implications for IPC https://t.co/grOG8Dxrvm Based on the available evidence, @WHO continues to recommend droplet & contact precautions for patient care except when aerosol generating procedures are performed.
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) March 28, 2020
Better managed #FoodSystems can make the world safer from infectious diseases like #COVID19.
— World Bank Health (@WBG_Health) March 28, 2020
New blog 👉 https://t.co/JkNSv0hLfi #OneHealth #HealthForAll #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/TxHy3TFJGi
Rochester's Donuts Delite created the treat as an homage to the infectious diseases expert, who has been a voice of clarity during the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/xj7HksbegO
— HuffPost Life (@HuffPostLife) March 28, 2020
The number of confirmed cases in Germany has risen to 48,582 and 325 people have died of the disease, statistics from the Robert Koch Institute for infectious diseases showed on Saturday.
— CNNNews18 (@CNNnews18) March 28, 2020
LIVE Updates on #CoronavirusOutbreak: https://t.co/07PfVlYbFq
Plus linked Comment: Understanding #COVID19: what does viral RNA load really mean? https://t.co/zv9PjjJgL3
— The Lancet Infectious Diseases (@TheLancetInfDis) March 28, 2020
Coronavirus: 'Nature is sending us a message’, says UN environment chief https://t.co/PZHDrg4XVI 75% of all emerging infectious diseases come from wildlife.
— Dorothy Knable (@dorothyknable) March 28, 2020
The health burden of infections caused by #antimicrobialresistance in the European Union is similar to that of influenza, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS combined, @WHO writes. https://t.co/R3q4JlLypl
— Save Antibiotics (@saveantibiotics) March 28, 2020
"Masking ... would probably intercept the transmission link and prevent these apparently healthy infectious sources": Leung (Hong Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and Heart Diseases Association), Lam (University of Hong Kong) and Cheng (University of Birmingham) https://t.co/czKL8jRMIl
— Alan Wong (@alanwongw) March 28, 2020
Dr. Naseem Salahuddin, Head, Infectious Diseases, #TheIndusHospital
— The Indus Hospital (@indus_hospital) March 28, 2020
We are serving patients of various life threatening diseases, as we deal with #COVID19 crisis
We need your support.
Visit: https://t.co/1MukfwNlzm -
Call 111-111-880 or Deposit online#coronavirusinpakistan pic.twitter.com/tzMPOv59pd
There’s is much sci/med lit to support use of masks in gen popn to prevent spread of infectious diseases such as flu, ILI, H1N1, SARS - easy to find on PubMed, Joule, etc...
— Jane Bailey (@peakpilot) March 28, 2020
Also, a recent commentary in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine might be of interest:https://t.co/THO7yw3ZtN
AI Can Help Us Fight Infectious Diseases In A More Effective Way via @forbes https://t.co/qvKoqVBNw4 #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #MachineLearning #DL #DeepLearning #healtcare #bigdata #COVIDー19 #COVID19 #COVID2019 #CoronavirusPandemic
— Christian zu Solms (@zusolms) March 28, 2020
#Coronavirus status:
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) March 28, 2020
Around 20 Feb., number of #COVID19 cases surged in 3 countries: S. Korea, Italy & Iran.
Beginning of March, France, Spain, Germany & US reported similar increase in cases, confirming that the outbreak is established in these regionshttps://t.co/E8oQsPJgMy
MDs & RNs at Mount Sinai Hospital in NYC (most hit city in the US) don’t have enough #PPE/have to wear trash bags as protection. Also, a nurse manager died from #coronavirus 48hr ago. Meanwhile, Mount Sinai CEOs are on vacation in Florida. #socialinjustice https://t.co/i5ouvkWBzq
— Ed (@Rx_Ed) March 28, 2020
Antibodies in Infants Born to Mothers With COVID-19 Pneumonia | Infectious Diseases | JAMA | JAMA Network https://t.co/Mdf9KNoZqM
— Sarah Bernstein, MD (@sbernsteinmd) March 28, 2020
Online education - and a novel #coronavirus - are set to reconfigure medical education
— Tim Lahey (@TimLaheyMD) March 28, 2020
HT @whole_patients in @JAMA_current #MedEd https://t.co/5MBZe8FYl7
Semmelweis: As director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Fauci hindered the development of an effective treatment for HIV/AIDS. https://t.co/U0ymnB7SoH https://t.co/TJeKyewiuf
— American Greatness (@theamgreatness) March 28, 2020
The US may end up with the worst #COVID19 outbreak in the industrialized world.
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) March 28, 2020
Predictions about how the outbreak may end.https://t.co/9XWKMbocW4 #coronavirus #SARSCoV2 pic.twitter.com/pi8mYI39Vd
The abomination of Trump and his supporters have reached a new low — they now say doctors and scientists are part of a “deep-state” and conspire to undermine Trump by blowing #coronavirus #COVID19 out of proportion.
— Ed (@Rx_Ed) March 28, 2020
Truly, stupidity has no limits. https://t.co/Gv5g89UN8Y
Revive Therapeutics | $RVV huge update this week (covid)🦠
— The Cannabis Stock (@stock_cannabis) March 28, 2020
🔘has retained Pharm-Olam, LL to advance the future clinical study for Bucillamine
🔘 added Dr. Kelly McKee, Jr., MD, MPH and Dr. Onesmo Mpanju, PhD#coronavirus #Covid_19 #COVID $rvv.chttps://t.co/fspnPIz10G
"Dr Kizzmekia S Corbett, a viral immunologist working with the National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases, is taking the lead to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus. She is the scientific lead for Dr Barney Graham’s Seattle coronavirus team." https://t.co/1UxlhzZlXx
— RaisingBlackScholars (@rbscholars) March 28, 2020
Illinois just reported the first infant COVID-19 death in the US in a Chicago child under one-year-old https://t.co/BJXp490SYJ #RTmagazine #covid19 #coronavirus #pediatrics #infectiousdiseases #illinois #chicago #coronavirusupdate
— RT Magazine (@RTmagazine) March 28, 2020
100% agree! This is the RIGHT thing to do!
— Ed (@Rx_Ed) March 28, 2020
Federal Judge Considers Release of Migrant Children In Custody As #Coronavirus #COVID19 Spreads. https://t.co/85P8FLpOOX
I cannot recommend this critically instructive Asian Boss video enough! He interviews the head of infectious diseases doctor about COVID-19. Just as a side note, the unique symptoms of loss of taste & smell mentioned at minute 14:11 are my symptoms too. https://t.co/wVUV3hEeEV
— Christina- Jinaga (@ChriseoNoona) March 28, 2020
People with Asthma have a Higher Risk of Coronavirus Complications
— OAND (@OANDorg) March 28, 2020
Here's What to Know
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Very good #insidescience episode on the latest scientific #coronavirus updates: staff testing, asymptomatic transmission, latest epi #epitwitter #covid19 https://t.co/aX4f2O0nvX
— Jon Otter (@jonotter) March 28, 2020
“There is no definitely proven drug that is effective against this disease," said the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. https://t.co/lsrdWHIgZL
— HuffPost Women (@HuffPostWomen) March 28, 2020
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Dr. Anthony Fauci of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has emerged as a strong voice and a source of knowledge on the virus and how the United States should respond. https://t.co/g1K49xJztj
— WLOS (@WLOS_13) March 28, 2020
Antibody tests will be great for knowing that you had an infection - but only 10 to 14 days later as it takes that long for 95% of us after onset of symptoms to develop antibodies.https://t.co/3dfdBK7CUi
— Peter Collignon (@CollignonPeter) March 28, 2020
Many people in Africa already suffer from infectious diseases. They are defencelessly exposed to the coronavirus. SolidarMed cares for people at risk and strengthens medical care. Join in! https://t.co/Qk0s7Cgujz #corona #coronavirus #covid-19 #africa #healthforall #publichealth pic.twitter.com/5ZUql09VkP
— SolidarMed (@SolidarMed) March 28, 2020
As an alternative to office visits, video appointments are now available for adults and children of all ages. Learn more: https://t.co/xuJtcrfvGP #COVID19 #coronavirus
— NYU Langone Health (@nyulangone) March 28, 2020
Medical oncologist Dr. Michael Grossbard discusses changes in care to reduce the risk of #COVID19 for people with #cancer: https://t.co/4LCXohwcB0 #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/flZKYMVRAt
— NYU Langone Health (@nyulangone) March 28, 2020
Why is main stream silent about the downgrading of CV?https://t.co/MhiZSCuSy5
— David Mortimer (@ukfathers) March 28, 2020
Direct from the UK Government website. So why all the hysteria?https://t.co/Ug0tlYXw95
Coronavirus Covid-19 Fact Not Fear https://t.co/AT2v641Hw4 pic.twitter.com/xaHCp2hZJs
#RT #FreeBiafra #IPOB Dr. Kizzmekia S. Corbett, a viral immunologist working with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), is taking the lead to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus. https://t.co/LY2J2piTf5
— Emeka Chuks (@Omambala_Chuks) March 28, 2020
Babies exposed to anti-TNF inhibitors in utero should NOT receive live vaccines during the first 6-12 months after birth.
— Ed (@Rx_Ed) March 28, 2020
Example: Patient receiving infliximab for rheumatoid arthritis during pregnancy.https://t.co/29pts294GM
#coronavirus deaths in the UK surpassed 1,000 today. If it's that big a deal, why did .@GOVUK remove the "high consequence infectious diseases (HCID)" label from the virus? This article is updated daily with all the global #Covid_19 shenanigans. https://t.co/HU5Drura7x pic.twitter.com/1OJ0nxin0W
— Kareem Banks 🇺🇸 (@KareemBanks6) March 28, 2020
Global #COVID19 total tops 600,000, US surpasses 120,000 https://t.co/15SI7T98dZ #Coronavirus #Pandemic pic.twitter.com/1asO1yjqfl
— CIDRAP (@CIDRAP) March 28, 2020
Interesting article of @Oneindig_NH - Containing infectious diseases, 200 years ago. When in doubt, travelers first had to go to quarantine (quadraginta: 40 days). A special quarantaine camp was set up on the (former) island of Wieringen: https://t.co/hDJ81fsI7L pic.twitter.com/yJs2w41OQ2
— Frisia Coast Trail (@FrisiaCoast) March 28, 2020
Rt @schneiderleonid Raoult suggested using #chloroquinine "both in prophylaxis in people exposed to the novel coronavirus and as a curative treatment" a MONTH before he started his clinical trial https://t.co/g1aFMBwUMt https://t.co/9NbTrIQRlj
— Infectious Diseases (@InfectiousDz) March 28, 2020
#AI promises much in the #future and as this article suggests smart #algorithms at least should be able to crunch a massive amount of #data of all kinds that might not only give us insights into better managing the current #coronavirus #technology #health https://t.co/K2c3r7l3mX
— Silver Moonshots (@SilverM00NSHOTS) March 28, 2020
Atlanta Site Added to NIH Clinical Trial of a Vaccine for COVID-19 | NIH: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases $mrna @moderna_tx https://t.co/DCpigfZBV8
— Noubar (@NoubarAfeyan) March 28, 2020
Local prevalence of extended-spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL) producing Enterobacteriaceae intestinal carriers at admission and co-expression of ESBL and OXA-48 carbapenemase in Klebsiella pneumoniae: a prevalence survey in a Spanish University Hospital. https://t.co/OlaavTonAA
— AntibioticResistance (@AntibioticResis) March 28, 2020
On Meet the Microbiologist: How can the intricate relationship between soil microbiota and plants be managed for improved plant health?
— ASM (@ASMicrobiology) March 28, 2020
https://t.co/FPXaVdDSTU
The WHO *warned* in 2007 that infectious diseases are emerging at a rate that has not been seen before. Since the 1970s, about 40 infectious diseases have been discovered, including SARS, MERS, Ebola, chikungunya, avian flu, swine flu and Zika. https://t.co/rnLT4GSQbW
— Brent B (@bbfires) March 28, 2020
Over 400 people will die today in from Coronavirus, and my state of Arizona has already run out of enough tests even to test people in hospitals. Medical professionals are already being told to reuse PPE. This is a disgrace @dougducey.https://t.co/4RVKb9Q38i pic.twitter.com/4geh68aN6m
— Teresa -TIRED OF TRUMP - Trejo (@_Tired_of_Trump) March 28, 2020
So about that plasma trial...👀https://t.co/1yiSWA6UH0@MPaiMD @MdLinkins @DebSiegal @jdneary
— Zain Chagla (@zchagla) March 28, 2020
But SARS, MERS and other are strains of the coronavirus have existed before. The word is not new and references to it are a lot. Here's a link for more detail: https://t.co/jS18o6kMOu
— Name cannot be blank (@day_one_guy) March 28, 2020
Turbulent Gas Clouds and Respiratory Pathogen Emissions: Potential Implications for Reducing Transmission of COVID-19 | Infectious Diseases | JAMA | JAMA Network #Distancing #COVID19 https://t.co/KAtvi8AnNr
— Karen Whelan (@krsxyz) March 28, 2020
Very helpful article for anyone with asthma (in these corona times): avoid your triggers, in addition to all the guidelines on hand-washing, social distancing and disinfecting surfaces. https://t.co/owPXhIuLCI
— Kasabiiti (@Kasabiiti) March 28, 2020
Virtual Urgent Care now accepts #Medicare, so seniors with health conditions can easily schedule an appointment from home. Learn more: https://t.co/eH4yABj3nl #COVID19 #coronavirus
— NYU Langone Health (@nyulangone) March 28, 2020
We all need encouraging news regarding #coronvirus so here's some.
— 🌸 Pink Lady 🌸 (TEXT TRUMP to 88022) (@pink_lady56) March 28, 2020
"Coronavirus 19 survival rate will be very, very HIGH."
With that said, continue to take precautions, use common sense and know there's a light at the end of the tunnel!https://t.co/QiBlYj5vlH pic.twitter.com/zt8jWLQi3B
You don’t have to wait for an office visit – connect with us virtually. Learn more: https://t.co/s5gT3xmU6b #COVID19 #coronavirus
— NYU Langone Health (@nyulangone) March 28, 2020
.@UCIrvine, along with @UCSanDiego and @UCDavis, is a designated site for the first remdesivir clinical trials in California sponsored by the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. #COVID19 https://t.co/aNgCcVfrOk
— UC Advocacy Network (@UCAdvocacy) March 28, 2020
IDSA & @Armstrws spoke to @SpectrumNews1WI this week about what infectious disease experts are doing in communities across the country to #slowthespread of #COVID19. https://t.co/CX0yS9qazo
— IDSA (@IDSAInfo) March 28, 2020
"Hotspots could be hiding across the country. Smart thermometer company, Kinsa, recently noted an unusually high volume of fevers in east Texas and northern New Mexico, for instance, places where reported infections – and tests – remain low" https://t.co/saLoaahGmo
— Infectious Diseases (@InfectiousDz) March 28, 2020
https://t.co/6Qj5tZjD1C Don't forget the disease isn't considered high consequence. Have some perspective and keep your reporting sensible please. You journalists are part of the reason solid sensible precautionary behaviour becomes panic instead
— Andy (@gt2andy) March 28, 2020
Anthony S. Fauci has been the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984. He has advised multiple presidents of both parties. Trump toadies are now referring to Fauci as a “Deep-State Hillary Clinton-loving stooge.” https://t.co/h3bTR8qFKj
— Charles H Norman (@dovnorman18) March 28, 2020
Avoiding medical clinics and wearing masks was a good idea during SARS1
— нαℓιƒαχ ЅЂаↁош (@HalifaxShadow) March 28, 2020
Risk Factors for SARS among Persons without Known Contact with SARS Patients, Beijing, China - Volume 10, Number 2—February 2004 - Emerging Infectious Diseases journal - CDC https://t.co/boF53rGaEx
Infectious diseases expert Dr. Anthony Fauci shares what makes COVID-19 so insidious, busts myths about the virus and breaks down why adhering to public health guidelines is paramount. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah #DrFauci #CoronavirusOutbreak https://t.co/kDRY67iDEW
— JaXBOXchick (@JaXboxChick) March 28, 2020
One of my favorite YouTubers, Philip De Franco @PhillyD, recently interviewed Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984. If you have Corona Virus questions, this is a great resource.https://t.co/LWIa6tNwDA
— Santiago Almada (@santiaalmada) March 28, 2020
.@chicagosmayor Please shut down the live markets (see pics.) "The novel coronavirus is a zoonotic disease, meaning it originated in animals & spilled over to humans. 3 quarters of infectious diseases are zoonotic spillovers including AIDS, Ebola & SARS." https://t.co/S5GuwIEpWM pic.twitter.com/2DKnz77BU1
— Jodie Wiederkehr (@JodieWiederkehr) March 28, 2020
US has the most known #COVID19 cases worldwide, surpassing China & Italy.
— Microbes&Infection (@MicrobesInfect) March 28, 2020
China begins stringent measures to curtail inbound travelers by banning most foreign nationals.
~1/3 of the world’s population now living under #coronavirus-related restrictions.https://t.co/RfHMhQBqnt pic.twitter.com/AdiNneroXU
Vaccines will be coming to neighborhoods near you soon from this amazing scientist for a multitude of different types of #infectiousdiseases #cancer @InovioPharma $INO @BillGates @gatesfoundation @CEPIvaccines @who #COVID19 @CDCgov #hpv #sars #mers #genius https://t.co/jGVcG8MRwu
— ☘️🇨🇮mmadiehard 🇨🇮☘️ (@pquirke100) March 28, 2020
Vietnam criminalizes acts of spreading of infectious diseases #Vietnam #Covid19 #Hanoi #coronavirus #ncov https://t.co/3SulzSb1Eo
— Hanoitimes (@Hanoitimes2) March 28, 2020
Will #coronavirus change what & how we eat? Shylashri Shankar writes 'origins of food taboos appear to be linked to infectious diseases. These incl prohibitions on drinking raw animal blood, on sharing utensils & plates b/w meat & other food' @Openthemag https://t.co/QLVydiyCqI pic.twitter.com/JgQVecejS4
— CPR India (@CPR_India) March 28, 2020
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— Fatima (@FatimaKyari) March 28, 2020
Understand a little bit more about coronavirus in this free online course from the top research institution for public health and infectious diseases @LSHTM
#AI Can Help Us Fight Infectious Diseases In A More Effective Way. (Forbes) #CoronaVirus #COVIDー19 #COVID19 #CoronaVirusOutbreak #CoronaVirusPandemic https://t.co/komeI6zKyb pic.twitter.com/UCaf6sEqJO
— James Gingerich, @Expeflow #WorkEasier #RPA (@jamesvgingerich) March 28, 2020
"Anthony Fauci has directed the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since Ronald Reagan was President. As a medical professional, he has faced H.I.V., sars, mers, Ebola, and now Trump"
— Jorge Félix Cardoso (@jfelixcardoso) March 28, 2020
Harsh words by @williams_paige. Not too harsh, thoughhttps://t.co/MyY9xbnpfO
A masterclass on the #SIR epidemiology models for the spread of contagious diseases such as the #coronavirus
— Dibyendu Nandi (@ydnadydnad) March 28, 2020
by @MenonBioPhysics and a few bonus words on the philosophy of #modeling in general. Thoroughly enjoyed reading this.https://t.co/18lWMa60mC
Could chloroquine /hydroxychloroquine be harmful in Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) treatment? | Clinical Infectious Diseases | Oxford Academic https://t.co/5duHHNzcLh
— Gompf's ID Pearls (@gompfsidpearls) March 28, 2020
Number of confirmed COVID-19 cases by age group and gender in NSW, reported up to 8pm 27 March 2020, via https://t.co/kDWNSf5lzD #covid19NSW #coronavirusNSW #nswpol #Auspol #coronavirusaustralia #COVID19Aus pic.twitter.com/GzShbryh7H
— COVID19 NSW (@Covid19NSW) March 28, 2020
This is why our #government FAILED us and continues to do so. They have learned nothing from the SARS outbreak or current outbreak!#BORDER CONTROL !!!#CanadaCovid19 #CoronaLockdown #accountability #infectiousdiseases https://t.co/fxYXKnw4Tr
— Stephanie (@StephFarrel) March 28, 2020
Understanding COVID-19: what does viral RNA load really mean? - The Lancet Infectious Diseases @TheLancet https://t.co/WsStq6YH0H
— Boback Ziaeian 🤦🏻♂️ (@boback) March 28, 2020
“‘Like most vaccinologists, I don’t think this vaccine will be ready before 18 months,’ says Annelies Wilder-Smith, professor of emerging infectious diseases at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. That... assumes there will be no hitches”. https://t.co/3rVRIcQPRW
— James Bloodworth (@J_Bloodworth) March 28, 2020
Status of COVID-19
— TornadoNewsLinker (@TornadoNewsLink) March 28, 2020
As of 19 March 2020, #COVID19 is no longer considered to be a high consequence infectious diseases (#HCID) in the #UK. https://t.co/1Cr6a8SIKl … #coronavirus #StayAtHomeAndStaySafe #Education #OxfordUniversity https://t.co/R3cKcitjjX
So now the private hospitals want to close down as it’s not profitable to stay open. Remember when you closed the the last specific infectious diseases hospital in Australia? https://t.co/gfzKn8wAHi
— Paul Doyle (@doylie) March 28, 2020
“There is no definitely proven drug that is effective against this disease," said the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. https://t.co/37PzDlRA91
— HuffPost Life (@HuffPostLife) March 28, 2020
9. We also need more studies on means of disinfection of masks - UVGI (ie UV-C rays), Hydrogen Peroxide sprays, and sunlight (esp as spreads to resource limited areas) https://t.co/eJB3hgA5Pe
— Infectious Diseases (@InfectiousDz) March 28, 2020
Since viruses aren't the only pathogens, here's a way to search out for pathogens plaguing infectious disease discussions on twitter: https://t.co/CAOiTC2Gld (use analyze account)
— Infectious Diseases (@InfectiousDz) March 28, 2020
"We will have challenges w/ risk communication given that despite loss of communication w/ governmental & non-governmental agencies, the public has [not] come to terms w/ the gravity of the situation," Dr. Dalhat, the Nigerian Infectious Diseases Society. https://t.co/O2jVUKYng4 pic.twitter.com/1mfL3mGoE0
— IDSA (@IDSAInfo) March 28, 2020
2019: A study into the interplay between mobility & the 2013 & 2014 dengue outbreaks in Singapore has uncovered a legal void around access to mobile phone data - information that can prove vital in preventing the spread of infectious diseases. https://t.co/KL6sS2oHat <and yet, we
— Privacy Matters (@PrivacyMatters) March 28, 2020
Find Interesting updates on #Microbiology : https://t.co/nldhZ6jdrr #pathology #virology #Bacteriology #Mycology #Phycology #Protozoology #Nematology #Parasitology #virus #microbiology #antimicrobialagents #fungi #infectiousdiseases pic.twitter.com/zTSE567RrA
— Olivia George (@MicroApplied) March 28, 2020
#Dengue endemicity, force of infection and variation in transmission intensity in 13 endemic countries | The Journal of Infectious Diseases | Oxford Academic https://t.co/erFlAvngTZ
— onisillos sekkides 🦠 (@onisillos) March 28, 2020
The latest The antimicrobial stewardship Daily! https://t.co/r3ad7XNVIT Thanks to @NewsfromScience @LYCUSRIVER @charlesadyer #coronavirus #covid19
— Abid Hussain (@MicrobLog_me_uk) March 28, 2020
Randomized controlled studies are still needed as most patients see a drop in several days in their viral shedding, as seen here in patients who received no such treatment and often saw resolution in 7 days as wellhttps://t.co/QSALplQbhX https://t.co/LkkI67VynH pic.twitter.com/2jFAu6y9zr
— Infectious Diseases (@InfectiousDz) March 28, 2020
“Researchers from around the world have identified 69 different drugs and compounds, including FDA-approved agents, compounds in clinical trials and preclinical compounds, that they are examining for potential effectiveness in SARS-CoV-2 infection assays.” https://t.co/scvPEaCHe3 pic.twitter.com/UqTv2mpuIk
— Juan C Ivancevich MD (@Aller_MD) March 28, 2020
JANUARY 11, 2017https://t.co/FWYHuQskgv
— 🌟🌟🌟Jimmy Falk ❌ShadowBanned❌ (@JimmyFalk5) March 28, 2020
Anthony S. Fauci, MD, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said there is “no doubt” Donald J. Trump will be confronted with a surprise infectious disease outbreak during his presidency.
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Then there’s the downgrading of the virus on the UK Gov website. All very confusing. #CoronaLockdown #coronavirus https://t.co/hDXPdCP6H0
— susan amos (@sueamos7) March 28, 2020
@PMJ_BMJ will publish a special issue on infectious diseases in autumn 2020. We would welcome submissions on #COVID-19 @edin_EID @MicrobesInfect @ImperialInfect https://t.co/sZlB8M5vqJ
— Postgraduate Medical Journal (@PMJ_BMJ) March 28, 2020
Doctors have the RIGHT & OBLIGATION to speak the truth & seek JUSTICE for their patients. Hospital administrators are SNAKE HEADS who do NOT put patient safety as priority. This hero ER doctor represents the ESSENCE of medicine. Ed salutes you, sir! https://t.co/sJqiz4W8LY
— Ed (@Rx_Ed) March 28, 2020
Illegal aliens spreading infectious diseases in U.S. (5:01)
— The Border Observer (@borderObserver) March 28, 2020
by Pearson Sharp - Apr 30, 2019#Disease #Measles #Vaccination#QuikTake qt-disease-013 by #BorderObserverhttps://t.co/OwezYUAqIm pic.twitter.com/HeeU7LfhQe
Novel high resolution melt curve assay for the analysis of predominance of Helicobacter pylori clarithromycin resistance. https://t.co/VuIAThWnpo
— AntibioticResistance (@AntibioticResis) March 28, 2020
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— F’n Idiots Everywhere (@0NoMyProfile) March 28, 2020
”scientists, from the National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases’ Montana facility at Rocky Mountain Laboratories, compared how the environment affects SARS-CoV-2 and SARS-CoV-1, which causes SARS.”.
Not the damn Flu, SARS#Covid_19 #coronavirus
“NI of Allergies and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony S. Fauci warned there was strong evidence covid-19 spreads even among people without symptoms. If we all wear masks, people unknowingly infected with the coronavirus would be less likely to spread “ https://t.co/HJvp8yFNvG
— Cherie Cole (@wildwillow65) March 28, 2020
A "How To" on decontaminating N95 masks for reuse from Duke researchers https://t.co/6BQLYuDEOh #RTmagazine #coronavirus #covid19 #PPE #N95 #n95masks #masks #healthcareworkers #HCW #infectioncontrol #coronavirusupdate pic.twitter.com/ZoRO4UaI40
— RT Magazine (@RTmagazine) March 28, 2020
Most regional areas of NSW don't have many cases of 'locally acquired COVID-19 cases with an unknown source of infection'. See the bottom table here https://t.co/8vaVIpERcW #nswpol #covid19NSW #coronavirusNSW https://t.co/PmeN4AOdRp
— COVID19 NSW (@Covid19NSW) March 28, 2020
NOTICE January 11, 2017...... Fauci: ‘No doubt’ Trump will face surprise infectious disease outbreak https://t.co/30ADzcQpLn
— 🌪 shyloh 🌪 Trump is the "chosen one" 💯 (@shylohg) March 28, 2020
Scientists have already developed vaccines for the coronavirus, which in itself is a record accomplishment, according to Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
— Mohammad Aziz Pardes 🕊️ (@M_azizpardes) March 28, 2020
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Small businesses are stepping up to produce PPE for hospitals! https://t.co/X0t59ufkJm @Atlantic_Gasket @USABayside @budmenind @ThinkingPutty #RTmagazine #COVID19 #coronavirus #PPE #surgicalmasks #faceshields #healthcareworkers #smallbusiness #America
— RT Magazine (@RTmagazine) March 28, 2020
“There is no definitely proven drug that is effective against this disease," said the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. https://t.co/eypRCFWbvv
— HuffPost Asian Voices (@HPAsianVoices) March 28, 2020
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Dr. Anthony Fauci of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has emerged as a strong voice and a source of knowledge on the virus and how the United States should respond. https://t.co/irBV5Tw2LJ
— WLOS (@WLOS_13) March 28, 2020
How many people who really need chloroquine now cant get it becuase of hoarding and misuse? How many people with malaria have died because its not there now? How many rheumatoid and other similar patients cant now get it?
— Peter Collignon (@CollignonPeter) March 28, 2020
Panic at its worst. https://t.co/BjblAh7o3R
Virus downgraded on 19th March.https://t.co/chaHXqXRSh
— Tim Johnson (@NedJohnson45) March 28, 2020
Anthony Fauci, who leads research into infectious diseases at the National Institutes of Health, told a briefing the virus was beginning to take root in the southern hemisphere, where winter is on its way.https://t.co/1OhhEP1r5V
— Daily Times (@dailytimespak) March 28, 2020
How the UK’s #coronavirus epidemic compares to other countries #covid19 https://t.co/DmTFGmlTNv
— Jon Otter (@jonotter) March 28, 2020
ICYMI: The ABA Journal's Lee Rawles and epidemiologist Mary Lancaster discuss the best books and podcasts for people who want to know more about infectious diseases. https://t.co/6xtHcZML6X #ModernLawLibrary #podcast @BooksforLawyers @MaryJLancaster @Lee_Rawles @LegalTalkNet
— ABA Journal (@ABAJournal) March 28, 2020
Please don’t separate the moms and the babies!
— Maureen Whitman, LCSW, CLC (@birthphilosophy) March 28, 2020
Antibodies in Infants Born to Mothers With COVID-19 Pneumonia | Infectious Diseases | JAMA | JAMA Network https://t.co/m0Phum0GLg
This video by The Cobblestones is dedicated to the hardworking HCWs responding in the frontlines of the #COVID19 pandemic. I salute each and everyone of them but want to specially recognize my Inf Diseases colleagues who are leading the response #WeAreID https://t.co/Of809S2v94
— Carlos del Rio (@CarlosdelRio7) March 28, 2020
When Will Coronavirus Social Distancing Be Over? Nice weekend read on 4 possible timelines. https://t.co/f4WZe4nkza
— Michael Calderwood (@CalderwoodMD) March 28, 2020
““Like most vaccinologists, I don’t think this vaccine will be ready before 18 months,” says Annelies Wilder-Smith, professor of emerging infectious diseases at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.” https://t.co/XH6dWv5A0N
— Watchdog Progressive (@Watchdogsniffer) March 28, 2020
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