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Washington PostTwitter Feed: Monica Gandhi MD, MPH
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login.medscape.comMedscape Log In - 9 hours
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Free Unlimited Access and Benefits: Latest medical news and expert perspectives Essential drugs, diseases, and clinical tools Free CME and professional online...
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Important study of how - this year- respiratory viruses that usually come in the late fall-winter (RSV) circulated much earlier; although hard to predict flu season this year, has overlapping symptoms with COVID. So, get flu vax this year (including kids) https://t.co/u8HulqAHYN - view on twitter
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Washington PostMapping America’s hospitalization and vaccination divide - 1 day
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The geography of covid-19 vaccinations and hospitalizations across the United States reveal a stark divide: areas with low rates of vaccination have higher rates...
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Mapping America’s hospitalization and vaccination divide - this, to me, is all you need to know about delta (places with lower vax, higher hospitalizations; vaccination is good) https://t.co/k6z23yLcpv - view on twitter
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Block Club ChicagoChicago’s New Vaccine Goal: 77% Of Eligible Residents Get At Least 1 Shot By End Of Year - 1 day
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Officials said 77 percent isn’t a “magic number” that will signal Chicago’s at herd immunity, but it is symbolic of the city’s community...
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Nice work by Chicago. Gives a vaccination metric of 77%- like Denmark, Norway, many other countries, who said 'okay, restrictions come off when we reach xx%", here is a excellent sign by a Mayor that metrics, numbers important https://t.co/8Cib0jeO2V - view on twitter
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MedscapeUS Education Secretary Backs Mandatory Vaccine for Kids in School - 1 day
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‘Not only do I support it, but I’m encouraging states to come up with a plan to make sure it happens,’ Education Secretary Miguel...
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US Education Secretary Backs Vaccine for Kids in School When Approved - this is how I think about vax in schools. In-school transmission low with adult vax, but places with high adult vax have masks/mitigation in kids. This is way to have normal school https://t.co/1ccDgFIuZz - view on twitter
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Medscape‘Vaccine Apartheid’: Africans Tell UN They Need Vaccines - 1 day
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“No one is safe unless we are all safe,” was the common...
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New York TimesCovid’s Partisan Errors - 1 day
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Republicans tend to underestimate Covid risks — and Democrats tend to exaggerate...
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"Covid’s Partisan Errors" - this article aged well when it comes to not taking the vaccine in high enough rates and - on the other hand- where boosters are likely to be taken up more readily. @DLeonhardt @nytimes https://t.co/LJ4k0TeDz2 - view on twitter
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getchapter.appChapter | Learning groups led by your favorite thought leaders - 1 day
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Curated content, Q&A and community discussion. It’s like a book club, but way more...
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If you want to learn more about this and get my best reads + resources on COVID, join my chapter. It's a 4-week course with Q&A. Here's an invite link https://t.co/695mSLM7jz - view on twitter
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New York TimesOpinion | New Guidance on Booster Shots Gets Ahead of the Science - 22 hours
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The responsibility for making decisions about getting boosters in some cases has shifted onto individuals and their...
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But over 65 for booster seems sounds to me. Agree here. https://t.co/c2NZz5u1cy - view on twitter
Shots are expected to be available immediately at locations where the Pfizer vaccine is already being administered, including pharmacies, clinics and some doctor’s...
Ok, CDC director added on healthcare workers or occupational exposures to the list providing broad indications. Pretty much anyone who wants booster can get one; think it will become personal choice. But vaccines are working well. https://t.co/PujCSDWcpF - view on twitter