Mary-Louise McLaws @MarylouiseMcla1

Professor of Epidemiology @UNSW with an eye on infection at all times. Advisor to @WHO Health Emergencies IPC Preparedness, Readiness and Response to COVID-19

 Sydney, New South Wales
Joined December 2015
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Replying to @UNSW @UNSWMedicine @Lisa_Wilkinson @theprojecttv
It’s been many long hours, with only a glance outdoors! Thank you for all your support.
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Replying to @kaye_rolls @RhondaWilsonMHN @theprojecttv
Thank you :)
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Replying to @KellieWilkie
Too kind :)
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sbs.com.au/language/coronavi…
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Vic stubborn but slow recovery from effective multiple restrictions. Keep it up Vic ❤️ it will get better (slowly). NSW improving; but too early to relax 😷
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Replying to @jesskatedavis @abclandline @abcnews
So heartbreaking.
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Replying to @andyg00d
You’re welcome :) Stay well!
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Replying to @oz_f
Curfew aims to reduce social interaction. Inequity must also be addressed that are associated with working multiple jobs, working in crowded settings, low pay, under employment & living in crowded conditions.
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20-34 year olds disproportionally represented in Vic COVID-19 cases. Vic curfew tough while aiming to protect them from COVID & possible long term ill health by reducing the higher number of social contacts this age group have than older groups. Thinking of you ❤️
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Replying to @EmilyCosenza @AAPNewswire
Maybe volunteers as there’s a risk, so they could choose whether to do this paid work? Either way they will be very welcome!
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Replying to @KevinSpring20 @mmechomski
Too kind! Thanks Kevin.
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Replying to @therealbrazen @Mirella_PhD
A perspex screen separating workers from each other would be better.
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Replying to @bees_oz @purpletrac3y @abcnews
You too bees!
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Nice poster from Neil Mitchell AO from Melbourne
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Replying to @PTalevska
Hi Pamela, all data is taken from official state websites, then rate ratios calculated.
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Replying to @Matt_Hopcraft
A rolling CI is a ratio examining case totals, over a rolling 2x incubation period. It indicates whether the spread is slowing down.
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Replying to @MammalHand5
A rolling CI is a ratio examining case totals, over a rolling 2x incubation period. It indicates whether the spread is slowing down.
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Replying to @belirobin
The red line is a ratio examining case totals, over a rolling 2x incubation period. It indicates whether the spread is slowing down.
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