@st1lla1n7a807 @DrMatthewSweet @JaneHogarth84 @PennyMordaunt Have done and his explanation supports what I previously said. Here is a good paper. Note that McMillan refers to age and comorbidity. https://t.co/3pYRjsNAfK

@BowdreCharlie @butthisisshort @AndrewS25413341 @SmellyCat2Sunny Comparing apples to oranges. Antartica had the best COVID outcomes. https://t.co/3HDw8kYj9Y

@HectorC3 @SusanSarandon @nathaliejacoby1 thanks - i'm reading about it now: https://t.co/Y8Ue3TGOaf whodathunk malaria might be preventative for other disease...??

@garryjcarlson @TimRunsHisMouth Do you not bother to check anything?these claims get sillier https://t.co/VwAm4DHgf5 https://t.co/JbluNa2HWy https://t.co/bHJzbbrIrz

@ICallahan1966 @SonOfGalvatron “The hot weather conditions necessitate people to spend most of their time outdoors, unlike in Europe and the Americas, where the majority spend most of their days indoors, except during summer.” https://t.co/JvWWYPoWRf

RT @MedicalEmanet: Focus of this article is particularly timely. Possible Reasons Why Sub-Saharan Africa Experienced a Less Severe COVID-19…

RT @MedicalEmanet: Focus of this article is particularly timely. Possible Reasons Why Sub-Saharan Africa Experienced a Less Severe COVID-19…

A really interesting article about COVID in sub Saharan Africa. https://t.co/ccaMXey4e1

Sub-Saharan Africa #COVID19 ”We would hypothesise that outdoor lifestyles,sleeping outside at night in hot weather,an absence of air conditioning (which can spread viral infections), while making life uncomfortable for Africans,may indirectly protect… 🧐 ht

Possible reasons why Sub-Saharan Africa experienced a less severe COVID-19 pandemic | JMDH @DovePress https://t.co/tiowEzQjNT

Focus of this article is particularly timely. Possible Reasons Why Sub-Saharan Africa Experienced a Less Severe COVID-19 Pandemic in 2020 The key factors detected that were and are interfering are: Sub-Saharan African Disease Pa…https://t.co/wczKDxHpuk ht

Focus of this article is particularly timely. Possible Reasons Why Sub-Saharan Africa Experienced a Less Severe COVID-19 Pandemic in 2020 https://t.co/G1Qlb92X1F

RT @Sudanheartgroup: I hope you find this article we published recently interesting. Discussing why COVID 19 numbers from Africa are lower…

Interesting points raised. I still think that the most important reason for differences between countries’ mortality due to Covid is to do with counting of deaths.. For example, South Africa is so very different from the rest of Africa

https://t.co/rqjpgbqeJR

I hope you find this article we published recently interesting. Discussing why COVID 19 numbers from Africa are lower than expected. Open to hear your comments. @gbiondizoccai @drkarthik2010 @njohncamm @PASCAR_Cardio @abdellateefMohm @CDCgov @WHO @WHOAFRO

Possible Reasons Why Sub-Saharan Africa Experienced a Less Severe COVID-19 Pandemic in 2020 https://t.co/dM62b9GSEY What do you think?