
Greg Amrofell
@grega_rious
Attempts #dadjokes, tackles hard problems, tweets on occasion & tells science-driven stories about global health as CMO @IHME_UW (opinions are my own)
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31-12-2009 18:49:54
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Critical read on critical issues of data transparency on COVID-19 in the The New York Times by Dr Chris Murray, director of Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) - hope you’ll read it.




"We are not going to control the pandemic." White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows Cynical, defeatist: it has come to this brutal point. This quote will make it into the historical accounts of this epoch catastrophe, ft.com/content/a65fcd… via Financial Times

My The Wall Street Journal Op Ed: It's time we pursue a national mask mandate. We're dangerously behind the curve in confronting rising Covid spread across the U.S. We need to maximize steps that are less intrusive now; so we can minimize those that are more disruptive later wsj.com/articles/winte…


“If we try to pursue an approach where herd immunity is the backbone of a pandemic strategy, anywhere from 800,000 to 1.2 million Americans may die,” said Dr. Vin Gupta Dr. Vin Gupta, citing figures from University of Washington’s Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation. bit.ly/3e9pPcO

Dr Chris Murray from Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) presented #COVID19 projections to Member States. Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) data shows importance of: ✅Systematic & generalised mask wearing ✅Restricting large gatherings ✅Encouraging people, where possible, to work from home




We May Never Get to Herd Immunity | Think Global Health Think Global Health thinkglobalhealth.org/article/we-may… Vaccine hesitancy and other behavioral risks reduce the likelihood of herd immunity

Communicating about Covid has been a daunting challenge and I'm proud of how my Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) colleagues have persisted. Talking about it with PRovoke Media & Andrew Shih was a great chance to reflect.




Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) does not project a #COVID19 surge in the US in the coming weeks similar to what we have seen in parts of Europe. Our models suggest that after the end of March there should be a steady further decline in transmission. 1/
