Monthly Archives: May 2022

The changing epidemiology of human monkeypox—A potential threat? A systematic review – PLOS – FluTra ckers News and Information

https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/welcome-to-the-scientific-library/other/949203-the-changing-epidemiology-of-human-monkeypox—a-potential-threat-a-systematic-review-plos Joseph Thornton

U.S. – Massachusetts confirms monkeypox case in man who recently travelled to Canada – FluTrackers News and Information

https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/united-states/other-diseases-ai/monkeypox-ab/949073-u-s-massachusetts-confirms-monkeypox-case-in-man-who-recently-travelled-to-canada Joseph Thornton

Tweet by Maria Van Kerkhove on Twitter

Maria Van Kerkhove ⁦‪@mvankerkhove‬⁩ . ⁦‪@WHO‬⁩ is working with member states & partners to better understand #monkeypox circulation in endemic & non-endemic countries. We expect # cases/countries reporting to increase. Monkeypox is a priority pathogen & requires investment in studies for transmission, severity, R&D… pic.twitter.com/aoxpQY6nTj 5/19/22, 12:05 AM Joseph Thornton

Tweet by BK Titanji #IAmAScientist🇨🇲 on Twitter

BK Titanji #IAmAScientist🇨🇲 ⁦‪@Boghuma‬⁩ Full credit to ⁦‪@sawabrice‬⁩ for all the work he did in identifying and reporting this outbreak while working under very challenging conditions. At least the story is now told to a wider audience 😊. We will get this published someday. 7/17/21, 11:02 PM Joseph Thornton

Tweet by Carl T. Bergstrom on Twitter

Carl T. Bergstrom ⁦‪@CT_Bergstrom‬⁩ 31. Peer review is an important institution for vetting scientific claims. Students should be taught what peer review is, and what it does (filters for work that is more likely to be interesting and more likely to be correct) and doesn’t do (eg. it doesn’t guarantee correctness). 5/17/22, 7:41 PM JosephContinue reading “Tweet by Carl T. Bergstrom on Twitter”