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Replying to @eweise
@eweise Your Dec 30th article on vaccines is good! It answers questions and provides useful context. It was one of those articles where I stopped halfway through to scroll up and check the byline. “Wait, who wrote this? This is such helpful reporting.” Just wanted to say thanks!
Replying to @MichaelEWebber
@MichaelEWebber Curious, any updates on your repeat antibody test results? Inquiring minds are desperate for more data points!
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Replying to @dwallacewells
@dwallacewells I'm enjoying your article, but this graf seems really out of place. What about Chelsea's 31% positive rate suggests that "the disease is a fraction as severe as it seemed at first glance?" At least 90 in Chelsea have already died, suggesting an IFR of close to 1%.
@DavidQuammen I’m halfway through Spillover and really enjoying it! I have a question, though: Was the clearcutting of eastern North American forests in the 18th and 19th century, and gradual extirpation of wildlife by settlers, associated with a wave of zoonoses? If not, why?