2/If you haven't seen the Korean study about office infection, check it out.
3/Super important timetable and classification of potential coronavirus treatments!
4/Another antibody study. False positive rate still seems quite important.
5/More on a promising vaccine from China.
6/Statistical issues with antibody studies.
7/Focus on HCQ has crowded out the search for treatments with a better likelihood of working.
8/A primer on the state of antibody testing.
9/A useful guide to interpreting various types of coronavirus curves.
10/For those who want to watch videos about coronavirus:
11/An article about wacky coronavirus symptoms and what might be causing them.
12/Asymptomatic coronavirus transmission is important (allow me to put in a pitch for #TestAndTrace)...
13/A plan for contact tracing!!
14/Remember that a lot of "asymptomatic" people are actually PRE-SYMPTOMATIC, and will eventually get sick and potentially die.
16/States where it's still getting worse.
17/How should the FDA be handling coronavirus treatment trials?
18/How much does coronavirus spread within households?
19/How can we improve our public health infrastructure?
20/Sigh...
21/A picture of what a good federal testing effort would look like:
22/Antibody tests aren't any kind of guarantee of immunity!
23/More on the epic testing failure at our vaunted CDC
24/Some evidence that kids may not be that important of a vector for coronavirus.
25/The Warren/Levin plan for coronavirus containment:
26/UCSF continues to shine in this crisis.
27/One of the most helpful things you can do to fight coronavirus is to call your local public health department and volunteer as a contact tracer.
28/Always read Bob Wachter's coronavirus update threads!
29/Recommendations on coronavirus safety measures in homeless shelters:
30/Even after we get #TestAndTrace in place, life is going to be different for at least the rest of this year.
31/And last but not least, a very useful threat about #TestAndTrace! How we can make fast, low-cost field tests to screen people for coronavirus. Even if the tests aren't the most accurate, they can catch LOTS of cases.
32/And that's all for today! Tune in tomorrow for more Coronavirus Tweets from the Experts!
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