Elena Savoia

@BrunoVespa Donne scienziate italiane all'estero che lavorano sul COVID-19 ! Siamo molte .... una trasmissione sul nostro impegno?

@BrunoVespa @GiuseppeConteIT @robersperanza Ci sono diverse misure di sicurezza che non sono state minimamente considerate in Italia riguardo la sicurezza delle scuole. L'uso di purificatori per esempio. Data la bassa incidenza nei bambini c'e' molto che si puo' fare per migliorare la situazione !

Se si vogliono evitare estranei a cena basta il coprifuoco alle 21. Per impedire gli aperitivi basta chiudere bar e ristoranti alle 15. Nei negozi e nei musei non c’è assembramento. Di buon senso mandare a scuola i bambini fino alla prima media. @GiuseppeConteIT @robersperanza

Distribution of positive tests by age - Vo' Italy Full study here #fullscreen&from_embed" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">scribd.com/document/45060… #Covid_19

@xamat Since it started, their models have been our best source of information on how this would progress. Here is @mlipsitch a month ago telling us how bad this would get: thehill.com/changing-ameri…

“the lack of evidence of widespread transmission in the country may be making people feel any aggressive step right now may be an overreaction. But this is precisely the time when public health measures of this sort can have an impact” /via @mlipsitch statnews.com/2020/03/11/fla…

And for the futility of banning travel from Europe

It appears we are a week or so behind Italy. A ban on flights from Europe isn’t going to change that. More decisive federal action — massive testing and social distancing — appears to be necessary to “flatten the curve.”

It is almost certain that we have many thousands of cases in the United States (going unnoticed bc limited testing). This decision to limit travel to Europe will not protect US. US cases may eclipse Europe. amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/03/12…

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