From the last day of 2020. I got the usual push-back for calling the new variant a "ticking time bomb". Alarm isn't alarmism if it's warranted. Now it's more than a month later, and I'll repeat. We. Will. Get. Hit. With. This—moderated by our vaccination rates and our measures.https://twitter.com/AdrienneLaF/status/1358525588135424002 …
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Be more strict for the time being. Better masks if you have to be indoors with others. I've cut down on optional things I was cautiously doing; will re-evaluate in March. (I do volunteer at a vaccination clinic—wearing an N95—but that's a *worth it* risk.)https://twitter.com/TheRideshareGuy/status/1358547944417333248 …
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Fantastic news. In Brazil the Army was mobilized to produce hydroxychloroquine. :/
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Imagine what could have happened if they started doing it all over the world for a year.
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So what can one do on an individual level about the new UK strain?
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Wear a well fitting N95 or better whenever there's some infection risk. This might be a good idea as well, as a fallback (not a replacement for avoiding infection in the first place!):https://twitter.com/idontwa86202030/status/1358554471727562759?s=20 …
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How are vaccinations an exponential in our favor? Vaccinations tend to roll out at a mostly fixed pace, once we hit say 2 - 3 million/day. Do you mean a linear curve in our favor?
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No, exponential. They will also cut down transmission chains.
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*country*
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