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Suicidologist, emergency psychiatrist and pharmacologist. Data geek, ok, lots of other geek. Speaking/Education Arrangements - contact below. he/him/his

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    Tyler Black, MD‏ @tylerblack32 26 Apr 2020

    This is what John Ioannidis wrote on March 17th. As of now, 54,265 deaths.pic.twitter.com/f5kO4Z7Wzz

    5:03 AM - 26 Apr 2020
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      2. Dr Ruth Ann Harpur‏ @RuthAnnHarpur 26 Apr 2020
        Replying to @tylerblack32

        How on earth did he come to the estimation of 1% of the population getting infected?

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      3. Maki Tori‏ @bruxsellois 26 Apr 2020
        Replying to @RuthAnnHarpur @tylerblack32

        He gave an exemple...

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      2. Jesus Ramirez-Bermudez‏ @JRBneuropsiq 26 Apr 2020
        Replying to @tylerblack32

        Now it's easier to appreciate the sources of the bias: 1% infected? Why? In the Diamond Princess, 19% of the guests were infected. 0.3% case fatality rate, coming from a Diamond Princess analysis? I think Diamond Princess had 712 cases and 13 deaths (a 1.825 case fatality rate).

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      3. Maki Tori‏ @bruxsellois 26 Apr 2020
        Replying to @JRBneuropsiq @tylerblack32

        https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-00885-w … Cfr 1.1% and ifr 0.5%... coming from nature. Not a bad journal.

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      2. Ilan Schwartz MD PhD‏Verified account @GermHunterMD 26 Apr 2020
        Replying to @tylerblack32

        John Ioannidis has about as much credibility left as Didier Raoult or Deborah Birx

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      3. Tyler Black, MD‏ @tylerblack32 26 Apr 2020
        Replying to @GermHunterMD

        well his latest study certainly had significant problems. It seems like he is very much ideologically into this which is so unlike him. To say it's disappointing as an understatement.

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      1. Dr. Jeffery Hayden‏ @DrJefferyHayden 26 Apr 2020
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        pic.twitter.com/ig4ikRjXNp

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      2. Josh‏ @ja1rad 26 Apr 2020
        Replying to @tylerblack32

        All covid deaths?pic.twitter.com/0wrXUbYE7p

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      3. Thomas Walters MD‏ @thomasjwwalters 26 Apr 2020
        Replying to @ja1rad @tylerblack32

        Josh are you proposing with this graph that there were only ~3000 more deaths during this period than is typical?

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      2. Dylann Albanach  💉 💉‏ @shockvaluecola 26 Apr 2020
        Replying to @tylerblack32

        lmao why the Fuckst was anyone assuming only 1% of the US population would be infected

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      3. Misandrosaurus Bex‏ @bexone 26 Apr 2020
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        pic.twitter.com/oNp79wRXJv

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