I continue to think the evidence for the Sturgis Motorcycle rally being one of the most disastrous public health events in decades is provisional but quite strong. https://t.co/GYfGE590h9

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) November 11, 2020

Read @bymarkwalker @jackhealyNYT from STURGIS >https://t.co/rtsC4viNnd

— Jonathan Martin (@jmartNYT) November 9, 2020

How the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally may have spread coronavirus across the Upper Midwest https://t.co/cq1rp5qKp4

— Post Politics (@postpolitics) October 17, 2020

Members of the disability community have been saying for months that Covid is going to make so many more people chronically ill.

The science is showing that it’s happening. https://t.co/wSfWUOl355

— Hannah Wise (@hwise29) October 28, 2020

The graphics in this article are excellent— this is a huge part of communications that has been missing. If you want to understand how layered interventions reduce #covid19 spread— why masks are indispensable but not always “enough” — read this.https://t.co/r1KfeKHW5J

— Abraar Karan (@AbraarKaran) October 28, 2020

New study: 63% of people hospitalized for Covid had heart damage after recovering.

— Frida Ghitis (@FridaGhitis) October 26, 2020

How much does a hotel’s ventilation system matter right now? We asked the experts. https://t.co/ZUPxE1ANST

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 26, 2020

U.S.-based foreign policy experts surveyed give China high marks for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic, with 61% saying China did a good job compared with only 31% of the American public saying the same. https://t.co/U6aRk1Cxbg pic.twitter.com/aw8uSbEEfW

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) October 23, 2020

Your periodic reminder that lots of time, energy and money is spent on sanitizing surfaces, which does little to stop the chiefly respiratory spread of COVID-19.https://t.co/c2fl0ImPo1 via @wired

— Greta Kaul (@gretakaul) October 21, 2020

The CDC expanded its definition of who is considered a “close contact” of an individual infected with the coronavirus in a report released today. https://t.co/bVLE93BJoo

— Axios (@axios) October 21, 2020

CDC redefines close contact to include cumulative exposure @drsanjaygupta reports pic.twitter.com/E1s99CX5yy

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) October 21, 2020

NEW: CDC updates guidance that greatly expands the pool of people considered at risk for covid-19 by updating the definition of who is a "close contact" of an infected individual. Mask-wearing even more important. @bylenasun https://t.co/ygl09njDOZ

— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) October 21, 2020

‘Brain fog’ is the latest COVID-19 symptom doctors are worried about https://t.co/gy6IsdRCKZ via @DeseretNews

— Herb Scribner (@HerbScribner) October 20, 2020

“One recent study of 100 recovered adults found that 78 of them showed signs of heart damage. We have no idea whether this damage will cut years from their lives or affect their quality of life.”https://t.co/9zXPW8E1KC

— Tony Ramirez (@hildyjohns) October 19, 2020

A glimmer of hope for Covid-19 survivors: early results of a few small studies show lung damage caused by the virus may be able to be reversed in some patients. https://t.co/c7nXDXU5nk

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 18, 2020

What is evident, 10 months into this pandemic, is that men show comparatively weaker immune responses to coronavirus infections, which may account for their greater mortality, via @bbguarihttps://t.co/hJvlXCA1gR

— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) October 18, 2020

Most patients hospitalized with Covid-19 have neurological symptoms, a new study suggests https://t.co/gkqoJ0o7fH

— CNN (@CNN) October 12, 2020

The vast majority of Americans are still vulnerable to Covid infection and we don't yet know if or how long a vaccine will be effective. This pandemic is far from over. https://t.co/tOgX3VGJrI

— Dr. Tom Frieden (@DrTomFrieden) October 1, 2020

STOP HAVING WEDDINGS AND PARTIES YOU GODDAMN IDIOTS https://t.co/D89yY0KSMk

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) October 29, 2020

This isn’t rocket science https://t.co/w22kUP8lhp

— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) October 29, 2020

A seven-hour international flight to Ireland this summer has been linked to 59 cases of coronavirus in the country, Irish researchers say https://t.co/7ykHaVeSib

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 26, 2020

"As President Donald Trump jetted across the country holding campaign rallies during the past two months, he didn’t just defy state orders and federal health guidelines. He left a trail of coronavirus outbreaks in his wake."https://t.co/HgMIWzOW45

— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) October 24, 2020

All University of Michigan undergraduate students are now under an emergency stay-in-place order, as data shows that Covid-19 cases among Michigan students represent more than 60% of all local cases https://t.co/6pwkjWumKf

— CNN (@CNN) October 20, 2020

The end to "superspreading events" could slow the pandemic and stop the spread of Covid-19.

In a South Korean city, one infected person likely sprouted over 5,000 cases in a superspreading event at a church. https://t.co/Taib3IbyL6

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) October 19, 2020

A 13-year-old girl who was exposed to COVID-19 during a large outbreak later spread the infection to 11 relatives during a family gathering, the CDC says. https://t.co/prXcceznVJ pic.twitter.com/t6TxV2ei9D

— WebMD (@WebMD) October 17, 2020

Swiss authorities have voiced their concern about 2 sing-along yodeling concerts that are now known to have been superspreader COVID-19 events that have turned a small Swiss canton into a hot spot as a second wave of the pandemic sweeps Europehttps://t.co/EVCt1bi4Ez

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) October 16, 2020

NEW CDC REPORT: 13-year-old with known COVID-19 exposure tested negative with a rapid antigen test. Went off to family vacation (5 households if four states, ages 9-72, 14 people in one house) 11 of 14 got COVID-19. Not family who visited & stayed outside https://t.co/wezZkFiBxy pic.twitter.com/FaRkwnQ4UC

— Eric M. Strauss (@ericMstrauss) October 5, 2020

The pastor just can’t imagine how 20 members of his church got COVID-19. Meanwhile, videos show most people without masks at services. https://t.co/zTICx7mRKh

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) September 5, 2020

65 people attended a wedding reception in Maine. 85 cases of Covid have been liked to that.

65 attendees, 85 COVID cases. Do you get that each time you expose yourself you place others at risk? In this case, one of the people who died as a result wasn’t even at the reception.

— Kurt "Mask Up, Vote Early" Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) August 31, 2020

California poultry plant shuts down due to "uncontrolled" coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/YVQs8sW2WA

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) August 28, 2020

That Biogen conference in Boston probably led to 20,000 covid infections in the area. 20,000!!!! https://t.co/VVUHLgT3Vs

— Jess Bidgood (@jessbidgood) August 25, 2020

The Trump administration’s faltering response to the coronavirus pandemic has led to anywhere between 130,000 and 210,000 preventable deaths in the US, according to a report by a team of disaster preparedness experts https://t.co/LiWTpoHfk4

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) October 22, 2020

Trump said the virus would disappear when the number of reported new daily cases was in the hundreds.

He’s still saying it with the number in the tens of thousands — and rising.

A timeline of his words, plotted against case numbers at the time: https://t.co/f1ul4J3CkL

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) October 20, 2020

NEW

Since January, more than 198,000 people have died from covid-19 than previously known according to a CDC report, suggesting that the total number of coronavirus deaths in the U.S. could currently be around 400,000, nearly double the current count.https://t.co/qtqnlnIa7j

— JM Rieger (@RiegerReport) October 20, 2020

Perspective: Trump wants to try for herd immunity.

Without a vaccine, it could kill millions. https://t.co/2nvhfUkzys

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 14, 2020

"Sky News found dozens of fake names on the list of medical signatories, including Dr. I.P. Freely, Dr. Person Fakename, and Dr. Johnny Bananas." White House Cites Herd-Immunity Petition Signed by Fake Experts https://t.co/MX49EaYfPi via @thedailybeast

— Meg Gardiner (@MegGardiner1) October 14, 2020

"Herd immunity" means the deaths of 100s of thousands MORE Americans, a total surrender to COVID-19. That this deeply immoral nonsense is being contemplated shows the total failure of lapdogs like .@SenDanSullivan to hold this administration to account. https://t.co/Zg62333PLM

— Dr. Al Gross (@DrAlGrossAK) October 14, 2020

This action by @realDonaldTrump & @WhiteHouse to embrace herd immunity will result in millions of dead Americans. The ONLY reason to let the virus spread is if you don’t believe a vaccine would work. Why don’t we let measles spread? Because there’s a frickin vaccine. https://t.co/EORPZBax7a

— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) October 14, 2020

Here’s why herd immunity through natural infection is not a public health strategy. We don’t know how long #covid19 immunity lasts. Millions will die in the process. Public health is about protecting the public’s health. It is NOT knowingly causing infection & preventable death. pic.twitter.com/3X8VdsZvgK

— Leana Wen, M.D. (@DrLeanaWen) October 14, 2020

Encouraging people to get infected in pursuit of herd immunity is unethical and will substantially increase the numbers who die from COVID. @WHO has called it like it is, and US government agencies and scientific academies should be just as clear on it https://t.co/bDPZbhQLYn

— Tom Inglesby (@T_Inglesby) October 14, 2020

What a Trump supporter told us heading into Iowa rally… 👇🏻 https://t.co/ZVffVZ0kgI

— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) October 14, 2020

“It’s never going to work, unless you’re prepared to see an enormous death toll,” @Laurie_Garrett says of herd immunity.https://t.co/OmDTXtXDJm

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) October 15, 2020

The nation’s worst outbreak is in Oshkosh. Green Bay and Appleton aren’t far behind. https://t.co/0nhC5JdHKH pic.twitter.com/TZSIzJab4a

— Dan Shafer (@DanRShafer) October 1, 2020

I wish there was at least as much attention being paid to working-class Wisconsinites in Oshkosh and Green Bay, who are suffering and dying because of a COVID-19 surge that never should have happened, as is being paid to Republicans in Washington who downplayed a pandemic. pic.twitter.com/akwhHpvFuI

— John Nichols (@NicholsUprising) October 4, 2020

Mayor of Oshkosh, which now has the highest average daily cases per 100K in the country: “I’m honestly not sure that anything we do right now will make a difference … It’s too late.” https://t.co/RbIMKi2Kj2

— Molly Beck (@MollyBeck) October 2, 2020

The Oshkosh-Neenah area has the worst COVID-19 outbreak in the country. The latest message from the Winnebago County Health Department has many alarming details: pic.twitter.com/qnpuskgydY

— Sophie Carson (@SCarson_News) October 2, 2020

'This is real': Wisconsin bar owner details COVID from hospital bed – WISN Milwaukee: Mark Schultz, 64, owns Oblio's Lounge and Primo Restaurant in Oshkosh. https://t.co/jogqASPycP #guestpost #globalnews #worldfirstnews

— @easyjanjansen (@easyjanjansen) October 10, 2020

How is COVID-19 affecting the US? From staying healthy to paying rent, explore in-depth data on how life in America has been impacted by the pandemic.

Explore the data: https://t.co/8EIBx9y7zx

— USAFacts (@USAFacts) August 12, 2020

78% of Covid deaths are people 65 and over

92% are 55 and overhttps://t.co/zWVJUSWXWS

Trump has utterly failed to take care of seniors. But he'll get right on it if they vote him a second term, sure

— Rick Newman (@rickjnewman) October 8, 2020

You’ve probably heard about test positivity—a powerful metric that can reveal the percentage of COVID-19 tests coming back positive. This metric comes with some pretty big caveats. Let’s break them down: https://t.co/JaJmSS7Vc6

— The COVID Tracking Project (@COVID19Tracking) October 8, 2020

This is astonishing. Almost every state that’s failing is Republican. pic.twitter.com/i8RGdEifsl

— Brianna Wu (@BriannaWu) October 12, 2020