Day: June 10, 2024

Live update: Hostages were beaten, abused ‘almost every day,’ says doctor who treated rescuees https://t.co/buyDJHHdLT

— ToI ALERTS (@TOIAlerts) June 10, 2024

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— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) June 10, 2024

Live update: Hostages were beaten, abused ‘almost every day,’ says doctor who treated rescuees https://t.co/buyDJHHdLT

— ToI ALERTS (@TOIAlerts) June 10, 2024

Чехия обвинила РФ в причастности к попытке поджога автобусов в Праге после ареста подозреваемого по этому делу. “Это не только возможно, но и очень вероятно, что Россия замешана в этом деле”, – заявил премьер-министр Чехии Петр Фиала.

Премьер сообщил, что 6 июня была совершена… pic.twitter.com/KAJSyqVy9f

— DW на русском (@dw_russian) June 10, 2024

Watch: Israel Police publish footage of the Elite Yamam counterterrorism unit rescuing Shlomi Ziv, Andrey Kozlov, and Almog Meir Jan from Hamas captivity.

Watch here > >https://t.co/yJDcT4cqOr

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) June 10, 2024

Live update: Hostages were beaten, abused ‘almost every day,’ says doctor who treated rescuees https://t.co/buyDJHHdLT

— ToI ALERTS (@TOIAlerts) June 10, 2024

COVID-19 Drive Through Testing Sites Closing  coastalhealthdistrict.org

Andrew Cuomo to testify behind closed doors before House COVID panel  Newsday

It has long been hypothesized that behavioral reactions to epidemic severity autoregulate infection dynamics, for example when susceptible individuals self-sequester based on perceived levels of circulating disease. However, evidence for such ‘behavioral autorepression’ has remained elusive, and its presence could significantly affect epidemic forecasting and interventions. Here, we analyzed early COVID-19 dynamics at 708 locations over three epidemiological scales (96 countries, 50 US states, and 562 US counties). Signatures of behavioral autorepression were identified through: (i) a counterintuitive mobility-death correlation, (ii) fluctuation-magnitude analysis, and (iii) dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 infection waves. These data enabled calculation of the average behavioral-autorepression strength (i.e., negative feedback ‘gain’) across different populations. Surprisingly, incorporating behavioral autorepression into conventional models was required to accurately forecast COVID-19 mortality. Models also predicted that the strength of behavioral autorepression has the potential to alter the efficacy of non-pharmaceutical interventions. Overall, these results provide evidence for the long-hypothesized existence of behavioral autorepression, which could improve epidemic forecasting and enable more effective application of non-pharmaceutical interventions during future epidemics.