Thread by @WHO

"During the #COVID19 outbreak, it's an opportunity for a spotlight on the role of women at home that often goes unrecognized, unappreciated & not reimbursed, and also women in the work settings who are at the frontlines. It’s women who are carrying this burden."
- @doctorsoumya

"Often in epidemics, it’s women who are the most affected because they are the ones who take care of the sick either at home or in hospitals. Women are very important in the management of epidemics as they can offer a different perspective."
- @SCBriand
#COVID19

.@KuzmanovicA is collaborating with social media platforms & companies to ensure they use their tools to help address misinformation spreading since #COVID19 started.
“Women in this outbreak help spread reliable, accurate information on how to stop the outbreak from spreading."

Communication plays a vital role in fighting #COVID19.
Meet Dr Angela Pratt of @WHOWPRO speaking about "misinformation and rumors that can spread faster than the virus itself and can be just as dangerous,"

https://twitter.com/whowpro/status/1237320346010705922