Reply to Chagla et al and Thomas

Overview of attention for article published in Clinical Infectious Diseases, August 2020

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RT @LazarusLong13: But, my simple yet unanswerable observation aside, Drs. Morwaska and Milton more than answered the hors cible feeble att…

But, my simple yet unanswerable observation aside, Drs. Morwaska and Milton more than answered the hors cible feeble attacks. https://t.co/vcvp1skzo9 https://t.co/rDInq7WUyb

"The history of infectious disease experts being fearful of talking about “invisible and therefore terrifying infection in the air” is long."

Reply to Chagla et al., and Thomas | Clinical Infectious Diseases | Oxford Academic https://t.co/Q7To8WAdFL

@Derek_Leong_RPh @HotaSusy @zchagla @DocDominik And see excellent response, published at the same time: https://t.co/dKmAAh6keP

RT @chrishendel: "...in this era of rapid communication and proliferating disinformation it is important that we in the medical and scienti…

"...in this era of rapid communication and proliferating disinformation it is important that we in the medical and scientific communities recognize that the best vaccine against fear is knowledge and empowering people to take care of themselves." https…