— Your Rideshare Driver (@ride_trips) May 22, 2020
Sunday's entire @nytimes front page is a partial list of Covid-19 victims. "The 1,000 people here reflect just 1% of the toll. None were mere numbers." pic.twitter.com/oh86xAUdRL
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) May 23, 2020
Coronavirus testing in the United States is disorganized and needs coordination at the national level, infectious disease experts say in a new report https://t.co/4qwvbyQWQA
— CNN (@CNN) May 24, 2020
#Coronavirus cases pass 5.25 million worldwide https://t.co/Mjx9nHehgl
— delthia ricks ? (@DelthiaRicks) May 23, 2020
#UPDATE In Europe the number of #COVID-19 victims was stabilising in many countries, prompting governments to move away from lockdowns towards lighter social distancing measures – even as the virus toll was rising in Latin Americahttps://t.co/Zz6rHVb3Kg pic.twitter.com/9BzdI5mfiB
— AFP news agency (@AFP) May 23, 2020
May 23, pandemic watch
The big 5 (BRIM-US)
The tragedy in Brazil is unchecked, very soon to be #1 in cases and deaths/day
Still no travel ban ????->????, which is incredible.
The other 3 countries are still ascending.
The US being part of this group speaks volumes. pic.twitter.com/ptGGsxmAn6— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) May 23, 2020
"Swaminathan, chief scientist @WHO, believes an
optimistic scenario is a #vaccine produced in the 'tens of millions' next year…mainly distr'ed to hlthcare workrs & far larger volumes in 2022. To inoculate the world & defeat #Covid19 cld take 4 to 5 yrs."https://t.co/fs0I8RFNBi— Laurie Garrett (@Laurie_Garrett) May 23, 2020
?The WHO has published a #COVID19 Monitoring & Evaluation Framework listing the key #publichealth & essential #health services & systems indicators to monitor preparedness, response & situations during the COVID-19 #pandemic. #BeatTheVirus #TogetherWeCan https://t.co/CWPGHic1ja pic.twitter.com/rDedMqaDVo
— Dr. Melvin Sanicas ?? (@Vaccinologist) May 23, 2020
Re 1) above –A recent article @NEJM showing almost 50% drop in hospitalizations from heart attacks https://t.co/ZBRtOlmrO9
Similar other reports exist from US, Italy and Spain. Shows changes in healthcare seeking behavior due to pandemic. Secondary costs of pandemic.
— Dr. Nahid Bhadelia (@BhadeliaMD) May 23, 2020
What have we learned from autopsies of patients who have died from #COVID19?
A lot.
My summary of > 200 from 10 reports
The prominence of clot, vascular micro-thrombi, involvement of organs besides lungs, especially heart and kidneys, possible/? unique features in lung pic.twitter.com/JPDiRauBV9— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) May 23, 2020
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