2700 deaths in the US alone from COVID in one week is an emergency. More than 23 million suffering from Long COVID is an emergency. So is up to 45% of COVID cases – including in children – leading to lingering symptoms. Pediatric hospitals overwhelmed by RSV, Flu and COVID is an emergency. Rationing healthcare […]
Evolutionary epidemiologist Rob Wallace hosts this week’s “COVID This Week”. In this episode we cover the state of global COVID, the state of U.S. COVID, and the impacts of Long COVID on patients, the economy, and workers.
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Communities are our best defense This week marks the first year anniversary of the establishment of the People’s CDC. With the federal government and countries around the world rolling back public health programs for controlling COVID-19, it’s clear such community efforts to shape public policy represent our best defense against a pandemic that continues to
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Evolutionary epidemiologist Rob Wallace hosts this week’s “COVID This Week”. In this episode we cover the state of global COVID, the state of U.S. COVID, and the new XBB.1.5 sublineage that emerged here in the United States. In the light of Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest on the football field in Cincinnati, we also touch on
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A guide for preparing for illness, preventing spread to others, managing symptoms, and recovery.
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A guide for preparing for illness, preventing spread to others, managing symptoms, and recovery.
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Evolutionary epidemiologist Rob Wallace hosts a special edition of “COVID This Week”. In this episode we cover, as we do every episode, the state of global COVID and U.S. COVID. We also visit new results that suggest connections across COVID immunity, Long COVID, and this winter’s pediatric epidemics. CORRECTION: We reported here that Rui-Cheng Yang’s
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Guidelines for keeping each other safer while gathering in-person during the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic are being updated As the holidays quickly approach, continuing questions are arising about how to safely conduct in person gatherings. Our new toolkit aims to privde accurate, fact-checked information and up-to-date research summaries to help everyone make decisions to keep individuals
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What is a booster? A booster is a vaccine given after the original series of vaccinations. Why do we need it? Much like other viruses, such as the flu virus, the virus that causes Covid-19 changes with time. In order to strengthen the immune system so that it responds to new varieties (variants) of the
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What is wastewater data? Wastewater is the used water from our showers, dishwashers, sinks, toilets and washing machines. Samples from wastewater can provide insight into the health of the population by measuring concentrations of viruses like polio and influenza, or identifying geographic hotspots in the opioid crisis. Similarly, wastewater data can provide a snapshot of
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