Natalie Linton
@nlinton_epi
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Infectious disease epidemiologist. Views own. she/her. Support STEM. https://t.co/DFpPLgqhCT
Joined November 2008
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@Ginkgo_Biosec @WHO Is there a link to a webpage or something that describes what this tracking involves? Extent of sampling, collaboration, etc.?
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Great to see more research on optimizing end-of-outbreak determinations! Deciding when to demobilize resources is an important component of public health response during outbreaks, and infectious disease modeling can support public health leadership in making those calls.
Our latest research on Ebola Virus Disease Outbreak has just been published in @Sciences. Read here:
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RT @Seantooker2: First it was the strange hue of the trees now it’s a real life nightmare. This is very hard to take, it must be shared be…
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RT @ClimateStacey: @ClimateBen Why unprecedented ocean heating matters to you 🌀Hurricanes dramatically intensify over warm water scientist…
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RT @nishiurah: American Flywayを通じて北米で乳牛のH5N1感染が見られヒト感染がFarmerで見られていることが話題になっている。もう既にちゃんと想定している方もいるだろうけれども、日本や韓国では4bによる流行が家禽で2年見られていて野鳥感染も見て…
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RT @cmyeaton: I wrote a book!!! It's been 3 years in the making and now it's almost here. I write about the hidden science of fighting outb…
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Impenetrable is a bit strong but I agree communicating the same results for different audiences is an important part of science communication.
Academic papers are for communication within an academic field or even subfield. This makes them impenetrable to those outside the field. But the solution isn’t to make all communication accessible to everyone. It’s to reward & support accessible communication as its own thing!
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RT @kcharniga: If you use or estimate epidemiological delays, you might like our new preprint on best practices I…
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