Peter English #FBPE

@petermbenglish

Public health Dr. Particular interests in vaccination and health intelligence. My tweets may not even express my own views, let alone my employer or profession.

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    11 時間前

    The treatment of Prof Neil Ferguson, who has resigned for private mistakes while giving advice that has saved 1000s of lives, will make other scientists think again before offering government their service. Don’t @ me with your self righteousness.

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    Papers which rejoiced at happiness of serially philandering Prime Minister leaving his sick wife to get a much younger woman pregnant in moral meltdown at scientist’s affair (in desperate attempt to deflect attention from said PM’s many mistakes contributing to many deaths)

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    Neil isn't a politician. Nor in public office. He's a scientist offering his expertise and advice in good faith. Attacking his personal life is a haunting warning to all scientists; if you tell an unpopular truth we'll come for you; and you too will face a public flogging 😕

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    Transmission of Sars-CoV-2: light blue is from pre-symptomatic people; dark green from asymptomatic. Light green - environmental. Only 40% of transmission is from symptomatic people. Might be a good idea to encourage face coverings in crowded places.

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    And it’s belittling a technique used by bullies to shut down those who raise concerns...precisely why are doing this survey for HCPs who DO raise concerns 👉

    Firstly, 's tone was measured. Secondly, an A&E doctor asking about deaths on the front line is absolutely right. Thirdly, the closing down of any legitimate questions by this govt when we are in the midst of a national emergency is sinister and unacceptable.
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    Another Waterloo Sunset, over the marine lake in Crosby, 3rd May 2020

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    11 時間前

    easing of lockdown and the protection of older and vulnerable people.

    Wer Kitas und Grundschulen öffnet, muss vorher die Risikogruppen schützen, so gut es geht. Dies ist ohne Einschränkung der persönlichen Freiheit möglich.
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    Why won't gov't consider an extension in the light of ? Raab: "What this crisis ought to allow us to do, is knuckle down and focus on what really matters." IMAGINE telling the French or Spanish leader right now to "focus on what really matters", and mean fucking Brexit!

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    Someone should look into why Russian whistleblowers are so clumsy

    A third Russian doctor has fallen from a hospital window after he complained about being forced to work despite contracting coronavirus
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  10. 11 時間前

    Please read this hugely important thread on how and to whom exactly Covid-19 is most commonly transmitted - will be very useful in deciding which measures can be most safely be relaxed as we ease out of lockdown.

    A lot of discussion recently about transmission dynamics, most of which are extrapolated from viral loads & estimates. What does contact tracing/community testing data tell us about actual probability of transmission(infection rate), high risk environments/age? [thread]
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    19/ Finally, these studies indicate that most transmission is caused by close contact with a symptomatic case, highest risk within first 5d of symptoms. To note: this preprint suggests that most infections are not asymptomatic during infection

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    15/ In summary: While the infectious inoculum required for infection is unknown, these studies indicate that close & prolonged contact is required for transmission. The risk is highest in enclosed environments; household, long-term care facilities and public transport.

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  13. 11 時間前

    I'm disappointed. I was looking forward to reading the remaining 2146 tweets...

    1/ 2147 close contacts of 157 cases were followed up: Overall infection rate was 6%, higher infection rate among friends (22%) and household (18%), and main risk factors include contact in household (13%), transport (11%), dining (7%). (4/3/20)
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  14. 11 時間前

    If you were thinking of sewing some scrubs, this would be the purrfect fabric:

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    19 時間前

    So a Republican Senator calls for WTO abolition as it infringes national sovereignty, and meanwhile many Brexiters insist 'let's go WTO' as the only way to restore ... national sovereignty. OK.

    Now this will solve all our problems! (The GOP switch on trade - at least in some quarters - is pretty amazing to see. . . .)
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    There won't be an election for years. I'm scared lots of people will suffer and many will die.

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    17 時間前

    How dare tell a perfectly courteous MP - who also happens to be an A&E doctor - to "watch her tone" in the Commons? Perhaps he could watch his ? Not to mention his track record on PPE - the lack of which has endangered countless frontline staff?

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    I will respectfully challenge the Government - I want our country to succeed. However, I will not 'watch my tone' when dozens of NHS and care staff are dying unnecessarily. A clip of my Q to the Health Sec today.
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  18. 12 時間前

    Maybe the government it will wind down the furlough scheme. That will hugely damage less fortunate members of society. There is no silver lining to this. But if there were, it would be that it will help finish off this frightful Tory government.

    Furlough scheme to be wound down as costs are 'not a sustainable situation'
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  19. 12 時間前

    "…when Matt [Hancock] does erupt, it could be a thing of beauty. It could also be the making of him. The Little Man’s revenge."

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    Dr Rosena was absolutely right to ask this question.I’ve noticed the government’s strategy is to shout down any criticism of their handling of the crisis as if we are not wanting the country to succeed which is totally wrong.Our A&E Dr was spot on today. Thankyou for all you do❤️

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    I will respectfully challenge the Government - I want our country to succeed. However, I will not 'watch my tone' when dozens of NHS and care staff are dying unnecessarily. A clip of my Q to the Health Sec today.
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