These 6 startups were selected to join Microsoft and @AstraZeneca's AI Factory for Health. https://t.co/O7LkXHAf3y
@AdScientiam@BioSerenity
GLEAMER@Kap_Code@lifen_fr@PrimaaLab pic.twitter.com/kh1wbaqkBW— Microsoft for Startups (@msft4startups) February 25, 2020
The decades-long investments biopharmaceutical companies have made in new technologies, research, treatments & vaccines have prepared the industry to act swiftly to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/XTCk83fEIw
— PhRMA (@PhRMA) May 4, 2020
.@jimcramer to Bristol Myers Squibb CEO Giovanni Caforio: Is it possible that people are discovering the basic goodness of science? “We should not underestimate the challenges of the current situation but ultimately it will be science that helps us," Caforio said. #HealthyReturns pic.twitter.com/hJlrmy8qRd
— CNBC (@CNBC) May 17, 2020
We’re proud to share that Anne Heatherington, Head of our Data Sciences Institute at Takeda has been named one of In Vivo’s 30 Rising Leaders in the Life Sciences who represent the next wave of creativity in health care. https://t.co/kJeDItICIn
— Takeda (@TakedaPharma) May 11, 2020
Since the launch of its Year One report, the Global Commission co-chaired by Takeda, @eurordis & @Health_IT has been working to accelerate time to diagnosis for rare disease patients. Learn more about the Global Commission’s progress and path forward. https://t.co/KNZ2WphHXo pic.twitter.com/FlFtpWlhWz
— Takeda (@TakedaPharma) May 15, 2020
A new rapid research brief on the evidence for how long the SARS-CoV-2 virus remains viable on different surfaces, particularly clothes, cardboard, plastic, stainless steel, and copper. https://t.co/vSPbcwJApI
— CSL (@CSL) May 29, 2020
Looking for a #DIY project to do together as a family while staying home during #COVID19? Check out our #CommunityLab DIY slime video on YouTube to learn the step-by-step process of how to make your own slime, using only six supplies:
— Biogen (@biogen) April 17, 2020
Water is a precious resource and in short supply in some places around the world. It’s also an important component for making medicines. Learn how we have used water wisely and how #MylanMadeAnImpact https://t.co/lxF2mhRYG6 pic.twitter.com/WeUHhbY2Hd
— Mylan (@MylanNews) May 16, 2020
We don’t know exactly what causes #asthma, but several common elements have been identified that may cause higher occurrence in some people. #WorldAsthmaDay https://t.co/aOmloNjbBJ pic.twitter.com/TLwaUvU2aH
— Teva Pharmaceuticals (@TevaUSA) May 5, 2020
#Researchers: We are excited to make VZ185 #PROTAC of @alessiociulli available for #OpenScience. Watch the story on #opnMe and order the #molecule for free
— Boehringer Ingelheim (@Boehringer) May 18, 2020
⚠️We're collecting questions re clinical care for pts w #cancer during the #COVIDー19 pandemic. Check out the FAQs we received or submit your Q. We'll continue to update as new evidence becomes avail & new Qs are submitted ➡️https://t.co/xUiXJVTvTI
— ASCO (@ASCO) March 13, 2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) & Multiple Myeloma – @theMMRF's Chief Medical Officer addresses important questions for multiple myeloma patients. https://t.co/3zmyCbWO4R
— SAMPS MYELOMA (@myeloma_samps) May 19, 2020
Testing is one of the keys to taming the #COVID19 pandemic 🧪 We have contributed with expertise, technology and personnel to the new Danish national test centre. Thanks to @NovoNordiskFond, @Rigshospitalet, @SSI_dk and everyone involved! pic.twitter.com/vFKlqSS9UW
— Novo Nordisk (@novonordisk) April 29, 2020
We continue to focus on making medicines that people count on, as our scientists and medical experts search for #COVID19 treatments. #INThisTogether #WeAreLilly pic.twitter.com/Uq5dJUXjRU
— Eli Lilly and Company (@LillyPad) May 20, 2020
To further provide broad and equitable access to @UniofOxford potential #COVID19 vaccine, we've signed agreements with @CEPIvaccines, @gavi & @SerumInstIndia to supply low-and-middle income countries and beyond https://t.co/eH6noEdiqC pic.twitter.com/w4PWNFdNw7
— AstraZeneca (@AstraZeneca) June 4, 2020
Thank you to Cambridge-based @AstraZeneca for letting me plant the first of their 25 million trees in Australia. Their £100 million investment into pioneering healthcare research in Sydney showcases how British business can flourish down under.https://t.co/cJF53NwGrN
— Dominic Raab (@DominicRaab) February 7, 2020
#COVID19 is presenting unique challenges, which require a unique response: today we are launching the European research-based pharmaceutical industry’s commitment to tackling the #COVID19 pandemic. Find out more here: https://t.co/mbxIUIHi9X #WeWontRest https://t.co/kywN2u8zAj
— EFPIA (@EFPIA) April 1, 2020
LATEST: @Americares is delivering more than 1.4 million protective masks for health workers on the front lines of the #COVID19 pandemic in the U.S. The masks will help alleviate shortages at hospitals & primary care facilities in 11 states & Puerto Rico: https://t.co/EDkuLy76Hs
— Americares News (@AmericaresNews) April 17, 2020
We need to bring the full power of the biomedical research enterprise to bear on this crisis. Hope takes a step forward today as #NIH works to launch a public-private partnership to coordinate national research response to #COVID19. #ACTIV https://t.co/t7gVhsCSht
— Francis S. Collins (@NIHDirector) April 17, 2020
Is there something, you always wanted to tell Albert Einstein? Customized video conferencing got an astonishing upgrade: real-time animated #deepfakes that transform your face into that of a famous person. via @newscientist #alwayscurious https://t.co/1hsJMF00qU
— Merck (@merckgroup) May 3, 2020
Cultured meat is set to revolutionize the food industry. It's ethical & sustainable – but also expensive. We are working on technologies to make cultured meat affordable. Curious? Read about our efforts in the @newscientist 👉https://t.co/UzhrraEl9t #humanprogress #alwayscurious pic.twitter.com/QNTHwzL8Il
— Merck (@merckgroup) May 29, 2020
Arghavan Salles is a California-based surgeon. At the peak of the #Covid19 pandemic, she volunteered at a New York City hospital for two weeks. This is what she witnessed.
Watch more: https://t.co/4VXl7TQsh8 pic.twitter.com/QHKFXOXnIx
— WIRED (@WIRED) May 31, 2020
“What we’ve got is a very unique virus. It is a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde,” says Gary Whittaker @cornellvet.https://t.co/Je5QUGIpob
— Media Relations (@CornellMedia) May 26, 2020
“Any time there’s a lot of crowding — especially if people are coughing and sneezing and you’re in an enclosed space — that’s not a good place to be,” says epidemiologist and faculty in the public health program Dr. Isaac Weisfuse.https://t.co/zEE4jT2MRB
— Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine (@cornellvet) May 26, 2020
"The #coronavirus crisis has laid bare the failures of a market-driven #healthcare system, which has been unable to muster an effective response to the #pandemic," says author @suzannecgordon👉 https://t.co/KHmMoRSYwY#MemorialDay2020 #MemorialDayWeekend #Covid_19 #HealthForAll
— Cornell Press (@CornellPress) May 25, 2020
Applications are now open for financial assistance through @USDA Coronavirus Food Assistance Program, which will provide $16 billion to support agricultural producers impacted by #COVID19. Connect with @usdafsa staff members for help with the application: https://t.co/abkBos4S7T
— Cornell Small Farms Program (@SmallFarmsProg) May 26, 2020
McKelvey Engineerings' team of aerosol experts are working at unprecedented speeds to research the impact of the novel coronavirus in the air, on the ground and at the molecular level.https://t.co/XvXzhpc39W
— McKelvey Engineering @ WashU (@WashUengineers) April 27, 2020
We’ve awarded 21 #COVID19 rapid response grants to @UW faculty. These grants are intended to accelerate research designed to better understand or mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on multiple facets of life. 1/22https://t.co/O1uxDtu3Nl #PopulationHealth
— UW Population Health Initiative (@UW_PHI) April 30, 2020
Should you help a sick person? UW researchers are studying the moral dilemmas under COVID-19. The research aims to help artificial intelligence become more attuned to cultural variations in how people think about health care decisions. Read more. https://t.co/AEeVbhHCm3
— UW Impact (@uwimpact) May 8, 2020
"Visualization is a useful and powerful tool." View the spread of COVID-19 across New York state with a web tool developed by a @CornellEng team. https://t.co/WTkVkZSfaK pic.twitter.com/lv4nPAFVg6
— Cornell Engineering (@CornellEng) April 27, 2020
Thanks to Greg Galvin, MS ’82, PhD ’84, MBA ’93, & his company, @RheonixInc, a new, FDA-approved, same-day testing turnaround method for #COVID_19 results is available in #TompkinsCounty via a partnership with Cayuga Health. #CornellMBA @CornellEng https://t.co/TY5cm0L11S
— Janice Endresen (@JSEditor) April 30, 2020
New: Our Open Learning Initiative (@cmuoli) is making its courseware materials available for free for the rest of the semester for institutions impacted by the #COVID19 outbreak. https://t.co/pYdzrOxrzs pic.twitter.com/iaXreLs0Hc
— Carnegie Mellon (@CarnegieMellon) March 17, 2020
New exposure indices contribute to the race to predict the spread of the coronavirus—and the impact of policies to slow it down. Work by Victor Couture, @jessiehandbury, @TradeDiversion, @allisonegreen, @mrequalsmc and @PlaceIQ.https://t.co/yW5NFBz1nD @mickeybutts @FisherUCB
— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) April 22, 2020
A new model created by Arye Nehorai, professor of electrical & systems engineering, predicts the impact of lifting quarantine before a #COVID19 vaccine is available.
Learn more: https://t.co/FgBc5oui9D pic.twitter.com/m9ieszTOfv
— McKelvey Engineering @ WashU (@WashUengineers) May 20, 2020
Humans aren’t the only ones suddenly finding themselves doing a lot more cooking at home during the coronavirus pandemic. Cooking… For Dogs is a new cooking show for dogs, by dogs. Here, border collie Harper demonstrates how to make dog donuts. pic.twitter.com/K1shSNz8VL
— The Oregonian (@Oregonian) May 8, 2020
Israeli Innovators Harness Artificial Intelligence Technologies To Curb The Global #COVID_19 Pandemic, Officials from US, Italy and other countries turn for help (via @forbes) #Coronavirus #WarAgainstVirus https://t.co/VL1tZWSESx
— Ido Daniel (@IdoDaniel) April 15, 2020
AirCare works closely with many hospitals and agencies to provide critical care. On Wednesday, the team showed their appreciation for those health care workers—who are keeping us safe and helping prevent the spread of #COVID19—with a flyover across Eastern Iowa. 💛#EMSweek2020 pic.twitter.com/CIJstIovBn
— University of Iowa Health Care 😷 (@uihealthcare) May 21, 2020
Congratulations to all the engineers and workforce at @BAESystemsAir @BAESystemsplc who designed and build a brand new ventilator within weeks, and to EVERYONE who helped in all ways xxx #NHS
Bottom left pic is my little Mildred plane, who did her bit too xx #InThisTogether ❤️ https://t.co/95FWZNRpTM
— Carol Vorderman (@carolvorders) May 1, 2020
News OnTheWight has learned that at least four #IsleofWight BAE engineers have played an active role in BAE cross-company project to build the AirCare in response to the Government’s Ventilator Challenge. Here’s what they’ve been doinghttps://t.co/JPeyyzZSh6#iwnews
— OnTheWight: Isle of Wight News (@onthewight) May 1, 2020
The housings were being made for the CoVent device produced by Dyson and TTP https://t.co/egKMitQMMB
— AgriLand (@AgrilandIreland) May 12, 2020
JCB today stood down production lines which had been poised to produce housings for Dyson and TTP's 'CoVent' #ventilators. Up to 10,000 were to be made at JCB Cab Systems in Uttoxeter – a factory which was temporarily closed due to the ongoing #Coronavirus crisis. pic.twitter.com/3Tad6q1UaO
— JCB (@JCBmachines) May 12, 2020
Sagentia is proud of the role our team has played in developing a ventilator for the UK Government. Our latest project update is available on our website now: https://t.co/YwWwdiS1rx#ventilator #projectupdate #design #manufacture #medicaldevice pic.twitter.com/wZEnh25xYl
— Sagentia (@Sagentia) May 15, 2020
.@CambConsultants today unveils Veloci-Vent, a sophisticated emergency ventilator designed and built at the request of the UK Government for use in the treatment of COVID-19. https://t.co/QUVf2x5zBv
— SynBioBeta (@SynBioBeta) May 19, 2020
Two-month ago the @VentilatorU consortium was created to mass produce medical #ventilators for the #NHS. Today the consortium is working around the clock producing 100-200 ventilators per day.https://t.co/5HwWaSCOjP pic.twitter.com/dOiZ0M590d
— Penlon (@PenlonGlobal) May 19, 2020
Have you seen the Covid-19 section on https://t.co/3g78bW6geL where you can find our recommendations for usage of filters with Breas Vivo and NIPPY ventilators as well as the Clearway MI-E device?https://t.co/jZNKp0fLox#filters #NIV #MI-E #Airwayclearance #covid-19 pic.twitter.com/dmrRLcVmod
— Breas Medical (@BreasMedical) April 14, 2020
Our teammates at Raytheon UK have teamed with Babcock International Group to manufacture a new ventilator called the Zephyr Plus, which has been specifically designed for treating COVID-19 patients. https://t.co/sYvIoskzxg pic.twitter.com/BxhMk0l176
— Raytheon Intelligence & Space (@RaytheonIntel) May 20, 2020
From Zero to Zephyr Plus – Babcock Ventilator Team Update – Babcock International https://t.co/KZQRMWML1h
— Company News HQ (@CompanyNewsHQ) May 19, 2020
Update on the UK #ventilator challenge activities#covid19 #manufacturing #innovation #ukmfg https://t.co/RL19WxoFVc
— Tim Minshall (@tim_minshall) April 29, 2020
Three Cambridge ventilator designs still in the mix to counter coronavirus crisis https://t.co/DEIRLDmMaS @GOVUK @CambConsultants @Dyson @Sagentia @ttp_plc #NHS #ventilators #VentilatorChallengeUK pic.twitter.com/38xhEQ2OT3
— Business Weekly (@businessweekly) April 29, 2020
As coronavirus continues to spread in China and around the world, Oxford University Press is opening access to pertinent and related online content from across publishing divisions. Additional resources will be added as they become available. https://t.co/KMU8K7f2Mc pic.twitter.com/f3q0kCWDd8
— Oxford Academic (@OUPAcademic) January 31, 2020
A very insightful interview with Cambridge author, James Zimring, on @nsprnews speaking about COVID 19, herd immunity, antibody testing and vaccines from a scientific perspective. Listen by clicking the link below:https://t.co/gDjk3LYbq9#covid19#coronavirus#science https://t.co/RDI9wjzx3R
— Cambridge University Press – Academic (@CUPAcademic) May 18, 2020
According to the physicist Charlie Ironside of @CurtinUni, our ability to deal with the next deadly #pandemic could be better – if we look to the far-ultraviolet. #COVID19 https://t.co/rFtsACI5RQ
— Physics World (@PhysicsWorld) May 19, 2020
Violet, the virus-killing robot, is one of the research community's top tools to fight #COVID19ireland. Conor McGinn @tcddublin's doctoral students include @IrishResearch awardees @MoyinOtubela & Patrick Lynch. https://t.co/lIAqBEm0mL
— IrishResearchCouncil (@IrishResearch) April 29, 2020
Dog owners should avoid dog parks and cat owners should keep their cats inside until more research is done about the effects of the coronavirus on pets, one Maryland vet said https://t.co/EzXpUYbPne
— WJZ | CBS Baltimore (@wjz) April 29, 2020
VIDEO: Wearing tiny yellow boots, goggles, and a protective suit, Harley 'el Tuerto', a pug trained as a therapy dog, begins a new journey to relieve the stress of medical staff fighting the novel coronavirus at a Mexico City hospital pic.twitter.com/RATcm30qDE
— AFP news agency (@AFP) May 15, 2020
Dogs are being taught to smell coronavirus in patients https://t.co/Fr4KNfjDPz
— The Independent (@Independent) May 4, 2020
Cat owners told 'don't kiss your pets' over 'risk of catching #coronavirus' https://t.co/X2uFrHvPsm pic.twitter.com/ic2TPKNtVr
— Daily Star (@dailystar) May 15, 2020
Cats can infect other cats with the novel coronavirus, but they may not show any symptoms, according to a new study. But experts say there is no evidence felines are contributing to the spread of Covid-19. https://t.co/EHqr1DXZ6B
— CNN International (@cnni) May 14, 2020
Two cats in New York have tested positive for coronavirus, becoming the first known cases in the U.S. of domestic pets being infected. The cats, who are expected to make a full recovery, both had mild respiratory symptoms https://t.co/Fb9V4S8ajQ pic.twitter.com/UKNYybvPuH
— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 26, 2020
2 pet cats in New York have tested positive for the coronavirus. Listen to Dr. Fauci respond to the news pic.twitter.com/c94nDMYXQk
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) April 26, 2020
If you have a cat, you'll be glad to know that there is no evidence of cats or other pets in the UK catching #coronavirus. And there is nothing to suggest cats can pass the virus on to humans.
More information: https://t.co/KWNHetJlbU
#StayHomeSaveLives pic.twitter.com/hcYW1NO9yU— Defra UK (@DefraGovUK) May 10, 2020
Researchers suspect that the first two dogs reported to have #coronavirus got it from their owners. But there’s no evidence that dogs can pass the infection to people. https://t.co/AB9LDDUsmY
— Nature News & Comment (@NatureNews) May 15, 2020
Study shows cats can easily spread coronavirus to each other – here's what that means for cat owners https://t.co/19gFUw638a pic.twitter.com/9OKNXE3h9c
— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 14, 2020
Cats with no symptoms spread coronavirus to other cats, lab test suggests https://t.co/z4qhNTXgvM
— TIME (@TIME) May 14, 2020
The novel coronavirus comes from a group of viruses that originate or spread in bats, and it’s still unclear what animal may have transmitted the disease to humans, a WHO scientist says https://t.co/okmJek0AQL
— TIME (@TIME) May 8, 2020
The wildlife world also holds unexpected lessons on the impact of infectious disease, as detailed by @syd_bc https://t.co/Ld075kCpV7
— National Geographic (@NatGeo) May 1, 2020
Allowing cub petting with large crowds to resume is raising new alarm bells because tigers are also susceptible to COVID-19 https://t.co/R99GaVxZE7
— National Geographic (@NatGeo) May 7, 2020