somebody in 2100 is going to specialize in collecting these https://t.co/nMyJAf9lYq
— James Palmer (@BeijingPalmer) June 18, 2020
If you imagine we didn’t have one country, but 4, it would explain why people have been reacting differently.
Disbelief when on the way up/fragility when on the way down.
Per ?@COVID19Tracking? pic.twitter.com/0wbtY3DdRD
— Andy Slavitt @ ?? (@ASlavitt) June 17, 2020
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— Reuters (@Reuters) June 19, 2020
Here are 5 states we looked at closely today.
Cases and hospitalizations are tracking closely in TX, AZ, and the Carolinas, but not in California. California's positive rate also has not gone up. pic.twitter.com/xqOUjRWpbo
— The COVID Tracking Project (@COVID19Tracking) June 18, 2020
Another article this time out of Seattle about the low #COVID19 test positivity among protesters.
“Fewer than 1% of Seattle protesters test positive for coronavirus” https://t.co/vGyh5RLGpz
— Dr. Oni #YouBrokeTheContract Blackstock (@DrOniBee) June 18, 2020
Early coronavirus testing data from a handful of U.S. cities and states suggest that recent protests against racial injustices haven't yet led to a marked uptick in new cases https://t.co/fYIkkuyAwU
— Dustin Volz (@dnvolz) June 18, 2020
So much to be done on communication re potential COVID19 vaccines
New poll: most Americans expect a vaccine in 2021 but only 49% plan to get vaccinated. 31% unsure
Black Americans, disproportionately vulnerable to #COVID19, most likely to say will forgohttps://t.co/OgA79libll pic.twitter.com/DLMrIFe4jk
— Tom Bollyky (@TomBollyky) June 18, 2020
so weird, it's almost like there was a swift and well-organized government response in 2009 https://t.co/Qo25NwhfUv
— Gerry Doyle (@mgerrydoyle) June 18, 2020
H1N1 killed about 12,500 Americans. Coronavirus has killed 119,000 Americans and counting in a much shorter span of time. https://t.co/df5L7FRZsS
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 18, 2020
Nearly 500 Russian medical workers are suspected to have died after contracting the virus, more than 4 times the number announced previously. If true, Russia’s overall death rate may also be considerably higher than reported. https://t.co/EMawAZWhX8
— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 19, 2020
The way forward? Beijing's renewed restrictions in the face of a cluster of #Covid19 cases may be showing us what the near future may look like. https://t.co/QGJvgMvcKt
— Helen Branswell (@HelenBranswell) June 18, 2020
From The Lancet: Study from Chinese city of Guangzhou provides key insights on how #COVID19 spreads in households https://t.co/In6NsU4uzo via @medical_xpress
— delthia ricks ? (@DelthiaRicks) June 18, 2020
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