https://twitter.com/HubBucket/status/1292558512095191040
As Covid-19 hounds the world, AI and IoT lead the charge in Healthcare 4.0 https://t.co/fqzRUKg2lz #ArtificialIntelligence #IoT #CoronaVirus #CyberAttack #HealthCare #BigData #QAcycle
— QA Valley, Inc. (@QAValley) August 6, 2020
Top 10 Strategies to Attract and Retain Data Scientists in 2020 – https://t.co/CmFTflAJ6x – thanks @RichardEudes #Analytics,#BigData,#DataEngineering,#DataManagement,#DigitalTransformation,#BusinessIntelligence,#DataScience,#BI,#BusinessAnalytics,#COVID__19,#coronavirus
— Analytics France (@AnalyticsFrance) August 7, 2020
How Collaborative Tech Improves Senior Living During the Pandemic #programming #bigdata #analytics #ai #python #javascript #coronavirus #coding #python #github #100DaysOfCode #Python #COVID_19 #pandemic #ReactJS #MaterialUI #COVID19 #cdwsocial https://t.co/HINZNd6qRR
— WA State & Local (@CDWGWAGov) August 11, 2020
5 Ways Small Businesses Can Weather The Pandemic Downturn #COVID19 #BigData #Analytics #COVID_19 #AI #MachineLearning #IIoT #RStats #pandemic #JavaScript #Statistics #coronavirus #Coding #100DaysofCode #cdwsocial https://t.co/DzbnhFU5mW
— WA State & Local (@CDWGWAGov) August 11, 2020
Emerging Technologies for Tracking COVID-19 #pandemic #bigdata #datascience #analytics #ai #python #javascript #coding #javascript #python #COVID_19 #github #100DaysOfCode #Python #coronavirus #javascript #ReactJs #mondaymotivation #COVID19 #cdwsocial https://t.co/JnYoaKyNvi
— WA State & Local (@CDWGWAGov) August 3, 2020
#bus #Train #flight #Tram #taxi may not be a #major source of #CORONAVIRUS https://t.co/AnhCKYI9d1 @MailOnline#bigdata #USA #canada #london #Australia #japan #FemTech #womenWhoCode #UK#dataScientist #dataScience #Linux #FRENCHtech #100daysofCode #RStats #Javascript #France
— Chidambara .ML. (@chidambara09) August 3, 2020
https://twitter.com/chidambara09/status/1293213398188961792
#Germany suffers #worst daily spike in #CORONAVIRUS cases, 1226 #NewCases
https://t.co/b9USQWRDGw @MailOnline #bigdata #USA #canada #london #Australia #japan #FemTech #womenWhoCode #UK#USA #canada #london #Australia #japan #FemTech #womenWhoCode #UK #BREAKING #belgium #teCh— Chidambara .ML. (@chidambara09) August 12, 2020
#Coronavirus infection rates are rising in ALL #age group under 65 https://t.co/Tcf3OUpn0k @MailOnline#bigdata #COVID19#USA #canada #london #Australia #AI #FemTech #womenWhoCode #UK #dataScientist #dataScience #Linux #FRENCHtech #100daysofCode #RStats #Javascript #France
— Chidambara .ML. (@chidambara09) August 11, 2020
A Smoking Gun’: #Infectious #Coronavirus Retrieved From #Hospital Air https://t.co/NVCd9ZlcEz#bigdata #AI#USA #canada #london #Australia #japan #FemTech #womenWhoCode #UK #dataScientist #dataScience #Linux #FRENCHtech #100daysofCode #RStats #Javascript #France #healthCare
— Chidambara .ML. (@chidambara09) August 12, 2020
by@CynthiaLKoons#bigdata #USA #canada #london #Australia #japan #FemTech #womenWhoCode #UK#dataScientist #dataScience #Linux #FRENCHtech #100daysofCode #RStats #Javascript #France #business #patents#coronavirus#VACCiNE #Russian#Covid19UK #Corona
— Chidambara .ML. (@chidambara09) August 12, 2020
Could this new #device stop the #spread of #coronavirus? https://t.co/hoGhAI2wss@wef#bigdata #Cloud #Fiat #engineer #USA #canada #london #FemTech #womenWhoCode #UK #Data #AI #iot #teCh #dataScientist #dataScience #Linux #FRENCHtech #100daysofCode #RStats #Javascript #France
— Chidambara .ML. (@chidambara09) August 15, 2020
This high-resolution 3D image from Rockefeller's Seth Darst and Elizabeth Campbell could speed #COVID19 drug discovery.https://t.co/FCG67dEgh7
— Rockefeller University (@RockefellerUniv) August 10, 2020
How the Coronavirus Pandemic Is Breaking Artificial Intelligence and How to Fix It https://t.co/EmjzNnGQyA#COVID19 #AI @gizmodo @DavidGGouin @fh_farrukh @jrzaranoid @Sharleneisenia @CeoAwareness @evankohn @LjjSurfacingLtd @Hana_ElSayyed @RumiChowd @baski_LA @MarkECraft
— UnfoldLabs (@UnfoldLabs) August 12, 2020
A new technique using #AI that would improve #CT screening to more quickly identify patients with the #coronavirus.https://t.co/glJC8caM2P
— SwissCognitive (@SwissCognitive) August 14, 2020
Effect of COVID-19 on Our Mobility: https://t.co/TKedrvn3VJ#rstats #programming #coding #BigData #DataScience #DataViz #OpenSource #OpenData #COVID__19 #COVID19 #coronavirus #transport #mobility #R
— Learn R in a Day (@LearnRinaDay) August 6, 2020
How Customer Data Platforms Play A Role In Securing Big Data via @forbes https://t.co/mzqQxyl1sk #CustomerExperience #CustomerService #BigData #COVID19 #coronavirus #DigitalTransformation
— Christian zu Solms (@zusolms) August 4, 2020
https://twitter.com/WSWMUC/status/1110992823241920512
"#Startups aren’t pulling back on international expansion" @joinstationF #ecosystem survey suggests "immense #agility"
https://t.co/p9zxSAZLT7 #tech #VentureCapital #Coronavirus #COVID19 #entrepreneur #SaaS #Cloud #AI #BigData #MachineLearning #CyberSecurity #IoT #VR #AR #IIoT— Aspen Worldwide (@AspenWorldwide) August 6, 2020
I just published Jobs and Job Data in the COVID Era https://t.co/SoUzPA1Q9r — Check out our take on how the job industry has coped during the pandemic. @Medium @TDataScience @promptcloud #DataScience #DataAnalytics #BigData #Jobs #coronavirus
— JobsPikr (@JobsPikr) August 6, 2020
As Covid-19 hounds the world, AI and IoT lead the charge in Healthcare 4.0 https://t.co/qhjqXiK4Tu #ArtificialIntelligence #IoT #CoronaVirus #Hacker #BigData #MachineLearning #VirtualReality #TechUnity pic.twitter.com/G9cQfQu3Mt
— TechUnity, Inc. (@TechUnityInc) August 6, 2020
Opinion | How #BigData Is Attacking the Coronavirus https://t.co/GNPcqGhyL4 #coronavirus #CoronaVtj #TechJunkieNews pic.twitter.com/6ZtApnYMaA
— Tech Junkie (@techjunkiejh) August 4, 2020
#AI and #smartcities leverage on each other for #UrbanHealth
via @SmartCityexpo#ArtificialIntelligence #IoT #BigData #DataScience #Medicine #coronavirus #DeepLearning #HealthTech #MachineLearning #COVID19 #Healthcare
pic.twitter.com/STsOrLS60p— Marcus Borba (@marcusborba) August 5, 2020
https://twitter.com/jblefevre60/status/1293057031985913856
Artificial intelligence has been vital in controlling the spread of coronavirus in the Arabian Gulf, experts hear https://t.co/eojHNBhFQs
— The National (@TheNationalUAE) August 13, 2020
Japanese artificial intelligence controls if you wash your hands correctly. #Hygiene cannot be neglected, especially in this period…⬇️ https://t.co/Gw0RVPutsh
—#Japan #technology #healthcare #covid19 #coronavirus— ENGLISH Emergency Live (@emerglive) August 13, 2020
RT @chidambara09 Thx4RT fr @HRCurator: Why #AI and #BigData Will Be the Heroes of the Great Recession https://t.co/e77dqFzJo8 @Dataversity @tommyweir #productivity #OrgDev #Coronavirus #SmarterHR
— HRCurator (@HRCurator) August 13, 2020
https://twitter.com/Nursingworld_Ng/status/1294040739370999808
After initial excitement about the discovery of a promising treatment for some coronavirus patients, executives with Gilead Sciences are now facing harsh criticism over the initial business decisions they’ve made in the midst of a pandemic. https://t.co/tZ06XBAb73
— ABC News (@ABC) August 16, 2020
Clinical trials of experimental coronavirus drugs are taking longer than drugmakers expected because hospitals are overwhelmed, understaffed and some of their patients are reluctant. https://t.co/WQT4LzUmY8
— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 14, 2020
More infectious, dominant novel coronavirus strain detected in Philippines https://t.co/XLFmLlfPXH
— GMA News (@gmanews) August 16, 2020
Gastroenterologist Professor Thomas Borody says the Australian government should allow the clinical trials of a drug he says is “amazingly effective” in treating the deadly coronavirus COVID-19.https://t.co/o9ujSPftzN
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) August 9, 2020
“The world needs new #antibiotics more than ever — for resistant infections, and now also for #coronavirus patients developing pneumonia and other infections as they endure long hospital stays,” @marynmck explains. https://t.co/Z4Tx9bCRT6
— Save Antibiotics (@saveantibiotics) August 10, 2020
The antibody drugs are “very promising”, said Dr Janet Woodcock, a US Food and Drug Administration official who is leading govt efforts to speed Covid-19 therapies. #CoronavirusPandemichttps://t.co/qMQrb2kDyS
— IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) August 12, 2020
With a coronavirus vaccine still months off, companies are rushing to test what may be the next best thing: an antibody drug.https://t.co/t0e5vlsZOK
— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) August 12, 2020
With a coronavirus vaccine still months off, companies are rushing to test what may be the next best thing: drugs that deliver antibodies to fight the virus right away, without having to train the immune system to make them.https://t.co/NlowDCPwpu
— CBS 21 News (@CBS21NEWS) August 12, 2020
Pfizer agrees to manufacture Gilead's coronavirus drug remdesivir https://t.co/M7Rr0B9TLH
— CNBC (@CNBC) August 7, 2020
Many of the doctors and scientists advising the federal government on what coronavirus treatments to approve or disapprove have investments in drug makers developing vaccines or new medicines for the pandemic. Can you say conflicts of interest? https://t.co/OSvTkb59bp
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) August 11, 2020
COVID-19 has some parallels to a deadly feline disease. And two drugs that help cure cats might hold promise for people too. https://t.co/31wetxZyxw
— Science News (@ScienceNews) August 11, 2020
STAT dug through thousands of records to paint a picture of how the drug industry uses campaign cash to sway Congress. See how Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, and AbbVie’s political committees are spending — and whether your congressman has accepted a check.https://t.co/xMNyJAlYgA
— STAT (@statnews) August 11, 2020
Johns Hopkins deleted their tweet about this article but they are suggesting that the best way to tackle covid would be to forcefully compel Americans to take a drug that renders them complacent and accepting of orders. https://t.co/oIjOlZrZPl
— Phil (@philllosoraptor) August 10, 2020
With a #coronavirus vaccine still months off, companies are rushing to test what may be the next best thing: drugs that deliver antibodies to fight the virus right away, without having to train the immune system to make them. https://t.co/uZeREhyQfQ
— Outlook Magazine (@Outlookindia) August 12, 2020
Doctors have worried that just before Election Day, President Trump might pressure the US Food and Drug Administration to approve a coronavirus vaccine before it's ready as an "October surprise" to gain votes https://t.co/k8KwM6R8RZ
— CNN (@CNN) August 12, 2020
Based on continued review of scientific data, FDA has determined that chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine are unlikely to be effective in treating #COVID19 and therefore we are revoking the emergency use authorization for these drugs: https://t.co/k9kJMeci0a pic.twitter.com/W2aItvFcBU
— FDA Drug Information (@FDA_Drug_Info) June 15, 2020
President Donald Trump's continued embrace of hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malaria drug with unproven efficacy against the novel coronavirus, directly contradicts guidance from the nation's top public health agencies and officials. https://t.co/g4SLNMkJ5a
— ABC News (@ABC) August 8, 2020
The FDA is revoking its emergency use authorization of hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine for treating COVID-19 amid growing evidence that the drugs are "unlikely to be effective" in treating the coronavirus. https://t.co/XXuYkWg6m8
— Twitter Moments (@TwitterMoments) June 15, 2020
Trump continues to pedal the controversial drug, Hydroxychloroquine, as a Coronavirus cure. #TrumpsCovidCoverup https://t.co/RbXy8TPIc9 pic.twitter.com/LfKcEp8ZwC
— Better America 2020 (@BetterAmerica20) August 8, 2020
I've had enough of the voodoo science on masks, shutdowns, and school closures. And now BIg Tech is trying to "protect you" from full medical information about a safe drug — #Hydroxychloroquine. #coronavirus https://t.co/Ygs94M3CgY via @JudicialWatch
— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) August 5, 2020
A new anti-viral, anti-inflammatory drug against #coronavirus might be soon offered to patients all over the world by Israeli pharmaceutical company RedHill.https://t.co/qoT1IIoDy7
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) August 10, 2020
https://twitter.com/JudicialWatch/status/1293155208063676416
JAIL FAUCI: Massive International Study Shows Countries with Early HCQ Use Had 79% Lower Mortality Rate — THIS IS HUGE! We Are Talking Over 100,000 American Lives! https://t.co/d1AXyJXtDa via @gatewaypundit @realDonaldTrump
— Jim Hoft (@gatewaypundit) August 6, 2020
Russia's coronavirus vaccine might be available in the Philippines as early as November or December after its large-scale human testing here, the head of the organization funding the drug's development said Friday. #COVID19 https://t.co/0aUS57I8yq
— ABS-CBN News (@ABSCBNNews) August 14, 2020
By visualizing #coronavirus replication in an infected host cell, researchers at @LUMC_Leiden uncovered a crown-shaped structure that likely exports viral RNA, so it can be packaged into a virus. This structure may offer a coronavirus-specific drug target. https://t.co/gnHnTc7B3M pic.twitter.com/8FIrSxXQZH
— Science Magazine (@ScienceMagazine) August 11, 2020
By visualizing #coronavirus replication in an infected host cell, researchers at @LUMC_Leiden uncovered a crown-shaped structure that likely exports viral RNA, so it can be packaged into a virus. This structure may offer a coronavirus-specific drug target. https://t.co/wvKRNdH4OZ
— Science Magazine (@ScienceMagazine) August 16, 2020
McKesson, one of the world’s largest drug wholesalers and the biggest vaccine middleman in the U.S., will be a main distributor of Covid-19 vaccines nationwide should the shots prove to work safely, federal health officials said https://t.co/aKg00rfKFA
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 14, 2020
How worried should we be about mutation of the corona virus, SARS-CoV-2?
“[viruses] will try to mutate to avoid drugs & vaccines, but they almost certainly won’t cause worse disease,” David Jacques
Hear from virologists about virus mutation & #COVID19 https://t.co/DQcZaRHNvO
— Single Molecule@UNSW (@SingMolSci) August 15, 2020
How close are we to a treatment or vaccine for coronavirus? We’re tracking the experimental products drugmakers and doctors are trying https://t.co/SGEmPK9iKd
— Bloomberg (@business) August 15, 2020
This is the unorthodox science behind finding a coronavirus vaccine https://t.co/LiXqrXxHVJ
— Businessweek (@BW) August 16, 2020
As a person affected by the thalidomide drug, skipping safety and efficacy testing is madness.
Russia approves Sputnik V Covid vaccine despite testing safety concerns https://t.co/FS5ANvFUzs
— Austin o Carroll (@austinoc_austin) August 11, 2020
#Coronavirus: Only ½ of #Britons ,,, get a #VACCINE, #poll https://t.co/4IEOhDOs4C#bigdata #USA #canada #london #Australia #japan #FemTech #womenWhoCode #UK #SmartCity #COvid19 #AI #dataScientist #dataScience #Linux #FRENCHtech #100daysofCode #RStats #Javascript #France
— Chidambara .ML. (@chidambara09) August 9, 2020
A rare heart condition — myocarditis, or inflammation of the heart muscle — that could be linked with the coronavirus is fueling concern among Power 5 conference administrators about the viability of college sports this fall. https://t.co/VHgKVDlDfH
— ESPN Women's Hoops (@ESPN_WomenHoop) August 10, 2020
Bill Gates on Covid-19: "You would expect the CDC to be the most visible, not the White House or even Anthony Fauci. But they haven’t been the face of the epidemic…They have basically been muzzled since the beginning." https://t.co/J0pqIxNYJ1
— WIRED (@WIRED) August 7, 2020
Having actionable capability to monitor #Covid19 Non Pharmaceutical Interventions (NPIs) is going to be key. Our latest preprint on using #wearable. & #phone data https://t.co/4MCkOKptLl https://t.co/cYuweHQGtu
— Amos Folarin (@amosfolarin) May 16, 2020
Research shows that early implementation of NPIs (non pharmaceutical interventions) led to significantly reduced disease transmission in 1918 (see https://t.co/LBRJvA4s8y).
We are seeing a repeat of this lesson in real time from the #COVID19 data from China and South Korea.
— Debra Caplan (@debra_caplan) March 9, 2020
AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo Ink $6 Billion Cancer Pact https://t.co/TL3H07xmEt pic.twitter.com/jbnckYGet8
— Swedish Biotech (@BiotechSweden) August 4, 2020
BREAKING: a saliva #COVID19
test developed by @yalesph researchers has recieved emergency use authorization by the FDA. #SalivaDirect is fast, inexpensive, and non-invasive. It can be a game changer for accessible testing. https://t.co/clk3mIciG1— Yale School of Public Health (@YaleSPH) August 15, 2020
Dornase alfa is FDA-approved for cystic fibrosis to break up thick mucus and prevent lung infections. It may also tackle protein webs that can cause blood clots in the lungs of COVID-19 patients. https://t.co/gXZc2MDA9W
— Harvard Medical School (@harvardmed) August 8, 2020
In severely ill #COVID19 patients, certain immune cells which should react immediately to signs of viruses or bacteria in the body, instead respond sluggishly, according to a new Stanford study. https://t.co/iKjOpdIMJ5
— Stanford Medicine (@StanfordMed) August 16, 2020
A new center hosted at @UChicago will help tackle the ongoing #COVID19 pandemic by curating a massive database of medical images to help better understand and treat the disease.https://t.co/IvV83IarYd
— UChicago Medicine (@UChicagoMed) August 5, 2020
.@CornellPathogen professor @averyxaugust talks T cells in @nytimes article "The Coronavirus Is New, but Your Immune System Might Still Recognize It" https://t.co/vTgs7GMF72 #tcellsrock @cornellvet
— Cornell Center for Immunology (@CornellCFI) August 13, 2020
We still have much to learn about how #Covid19 impacts the body beyond a respiratory illness. This @voxdotcom piece features information from Dept. of Medicine Chair Dr. Donald Landry's paper on the many ways this disease can impair the body. Read more:https://t.co/9X7xqNk6ol
— Columbia Medicine (@ColumbiaMed) August 2, 2020
Researchers at @ColumbiaMed found that more than 99.9% of seasonal coronaviruses present in airborne droplets were killed when exposed to a wavelength called far-UVC light. https://t.co/5u8dSUKOu9
— ColumbiaAlumniAssoc (@ColumbiaAlumniA) August 4, 2020
Researchers at Georgia Tech have made portable chambers that use UV light to inactivate virus particles like the ones that cause Covid-19. They are hoping to use these prototypes to disinfect personal protective equipment for first responders. | https://t.co/dWdE87KJrj pic.twitter.com/pPMuRXb2S9
— Georgia Tech (@GeorgiaTech) August 12, 2020