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Selected COVID Media:

BBC2 TV News, September 29, 2020
Jennifer Dowd reflects on the milestone of 1 million official COVID-19 global deaths.

BBC More or Less - 'Record Covid Cases'
Jennifer Dowd discusses the data around COVID-19 deaths in America

BBC World Service- October 15, 2020
"Should we learn to live with COVID-19?"

Print:
  • Europe in Meltdown as Covid Death Toll Soars and Progress Unravels, CNN
  • Fauci says no one wants to "Shut Down" Christmas over COVID, but this is a "Critical Time," Newsweek
  • Christmas should be "postponed" to to avoid record number of Americans dying, Newsweek
  • America's COVID deaths may be equivalent to a 9/11 everyday by Christmas, Newsweek
  • As Americans Prepare to Gather for Thanksgiving, the World Watches with Dread and Disbelief, The Washington Post
  • Despite Coronavirus Surge, European Schools Stay Open, The Wall Street Journal
  • What Two Studies With Very Different Findings Can Tell Us About Voting in a Pandemic. Five Thirty Eight
  • Opinion: Why distancing and handwashing won't stop the spread of COVID-19 in schools, The Guardian
  • Central Europe, Spared in the Spring, Suffers as Virus Surges, The New York Times
  • Sweden-style herd immunity approach to Covid-19 would be a "dangerous fallacy" with no basis in science, 80 experts warn in scathing letter. The Daily Mail
  • Opinion: England's New Measures Aren't Enough to Prevent Soaring Covid-19 infections, The Guardian
  • The Sturgis Bike Rally Did Not Cause 266,796 Cases of COVID-19. Slate
  • Central Europe Largely Avoided the First Coronavirus Wave. Why Are Cases Spiking Now? Time Magazine
  • New Zealand's "Bubble Concept" is slowly letting people socialize again. Would it Work in America? Slate
  • Italian coronavirus pressures and flattening the curve- an epidemiology expert explains, Word Economic Forum
  • Are adults living with parents making the pandemic more deadly? New York Times
  • Why the Coronavirus Hit Italy So Hard, Wired
  • You Should Already Be in Lockdown, The Atlantic
  • Why social distancing might last for some time, BBC Future
  • Social distancing works but epidemic influenced by demographics, Euronews
  • Lockdown of Recovering Italian Town Shows Effectiveness of Early Action, Wall Street Journal
  • Coronavirus: UK's 'hospital deserts' that could be overwhelmed by cases, Sky news
  • The Coronavirus is Sending Lots of Younger People to the Hospital, Buzzfeed
  • Vuelta a una nueva normalidad segregada por edades, National Geographic
  • The puzzle of coronavirus: a huge variation in rates of death and severe disease across the globe, The Sydney Morning Herald
  • New analysis breaks down age-group risk for coronavirus--and shows millennials are not invincible, Stat News
  • Why are more men than women dying of COVID? FiveThirtyEight
  • What COVID-19 patients young and old can teach us about the coronavirus, Los Angeles Times
  • Fixing Nursing-Home Death Traps Is Key to Europe’s Virus Fight, Bloomberg
  • What Will the 2020 NFL Season Look Like? Super Rugby Might Give Us Clues, Newsweek
  • How many have really been infected with coronavirus? I pricked my finger to help find out., Philadelphia Inquirer
  • Europe Is Seeing a Surge in Coronavirus Cases. Are Tourists the Cause of the Increase? Time
  • How many people has the coronavirus killed? Nature
  • Coronavirus death toll reaches 1 million- how did we get here? New Scientist
  • Tracking Patterns in the Pandemic, Washington and Lee Alumni Magazine

Additional Press:
  • Exploring the Social Epidemiology of the Microbiome (Neuroscience News)
  • The Death of the White Working Class Has Been Greatly Exaggerated (Pacific Standard)
  • PTSD may accelerate the aging immune system
  • Crunching the numbers on cancer's financial toll: On average, patients see a 20% drop in income within two years (Washington Post)
  • This is how much cancer will cost you - in lost income (L.A. Times)
  • Early obesity linked to disease later in life, but not for the reason you think (Huffington Post)
  • Severe obesity in middle age linked to BMI at age 25 (Nature World News)
  • It's never too late to lose weight and improve your health: Study finds it's current weight - not how long you've been fat - that matters (Daily Mail)
  • Antimicrobials may compromise the immune system (Onion)
  • New Questions Raised on Chemicals in Soaps, Plastics
  • Can overuse of antibacterial soap promote allergies in kids?
  • 1918 flu left heart disease legacy
  • People with less education and income could be more susceptible to the flu
  • Health & Society Scholar Team Finds New SES/Health Link
  • Poor people suffer disproportionately from chronic infections
  • Low income kids have more infections
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