We are still in the midst of the biggest wave of COVID-19 cases yet in the US, with rates increasing throughout most of the world.
This Week in COVID-19, Recent News, Vaccinations, and New Strains
News this week has been dominated by vaccine issues. That is understandable, as vaccines are what will bring us out of this epidemic.
COVID-19 Epidemiology, Testing, and Treatment
Two weeks ago, just about every state was seeing rapid increases in case numbers, currently, case numbers are decreasing throughout the US.
COVID-19 Testing, Therapeutics, and Vaccine Distribution
With the first COVID-19 vaccinations being administered, the biggest question on everyone’s mind is “when will I be able to get the vaccine?” and the answer is, “ it depends.”
This Week On COVID-19, Emergency Use Authorizations and Operation Warp Speed
This week marks two of the most important milestones in this entire COVID epidemic. The first person to receive a vaccine and formal independent review by the U.S. FDA.
This Week on COVID-19, Case Rates and Vaccine Progress
Just in time for Thanksgiving, COVID rates have started to come off the highs that we saw through the month of November.
This Week on COVID-19, Increasing Case Rates and Thanksgiving
As of Wednesday, about 11 and a half million Americans are known to have been infected with SARS CoV2.
This Week in COVID-19, Epidemiology, Holidays, and Vaccines
The combined effort of Pfizer and BioNTech announced that their vaccine has a 90% protective efficacy in vaccinated individuals.
This Week in COVID-19, What We’ve Learned Since March
There is very little news to report this week, so instead, we will look back at some of the original reports from March.
Weekly Update & Holiday Travel
Year-end holidays are traditionally times when people travel distances to reunite friends and families, or even have simple parties to celebrate the milestones of another year. What we have learned over the past few months is that these types of events are exactly what fuels COVID-19 outbreaks and even spread as people take infections back with them when they go home.