Slowing Percentage Increase Of Cases And Hospitalization Accompanying Improved Economic Metrics

 The Economy Could Be Getting Help From Positive News On The Delta Variant by Jeff Cox.  CNBC.  August 24, 2021.  

Rearranging Orchestras to Reduce Aerosol Buildup On Stage

 Musical Chairs?  Swapping Seats Could Reduce Orchestra Aerosols by Emily Anthes.  The New York Times.  June 23, 2021.  

Undervaccinated Pockets Threaten Virus Roaring Back

Pockets Of Unvaccinated Americans Threaten To Prolong Pandemic by Kristen V. Brown.  Bloomberg/Seattle Times.  June 16, 2021.   

Where Did The Virus That Causes Covid-19 Come From And Why Is That Important

The Lab Leak Hypothesis, Explained by Umair Irfan.  Vox.  June 7, 2021.   

New Analysis Identifies Hot Spots Where Another Coronavirus Could Jump To Humans From Horseshoe Bats

 Where Could The Next Coronavirus Jump To Humans?  New Research Offers Clues by Benji Jones.  Vox.  May 31, 2021.  

Global Immunological Observatory Pilot Project May Check for Many Antibodies At Once; Tip-off To How Many People Have Been Infected By Virus

Scientists Are Trying To Spot New Viruses Before They Cause Pandemics by Veronique Greenwood.  The New York Times.  February 17, 2021.   

Genomic Surveillance Receiving $200 Million In Tracking Variants and Complementing Testing Efforts

C.D.C Announces $200 Million 'Down Payment' To Track Virus Variants by Carl Zimmer And Noah Weiland.  The New York Times.  February 17, 2021.   

Coronavirus Infections Are Plummeting

 Coronavirus Infections Are Plummeting by Sam Baker and Andrew Witherspoon.  Axios.  February 11, 2021.  

CDC: For Fully Vaccinated People Quarantining Is Not Necessary Within Three Months Of Their Last Doses In The Absence of Symptoms.

 Fully Vaccinated People Don't Need To Quarantine If Exposed To Covid, CDC Says by Sara G. Miller and Akshay Syal and Erika Edwards.  Yahoo!News.  February 10, 2021.  

How 700 Epidemiologists Are Living Now, And What They Think Is Next

How 700 Epidemiologists Are Living Now, And What They Think Is Next by Margot Sanger-Katz, Claire Cain Miller and Quoctrung Bui.  The New York Times.  December 4, 2020.   

Herd Immunity Theory Draws Fire From Scientists

A Viral Theory Cited By Health Officials Draws Fire From Scientists by Apoorva Mandavilli and Sheryl Gay Stolberg.  The New York Times.  October 23, 2020.   

Experts Say Spread For Herd Immunity Would Endanger The Third Of The Population That Are Prone To Develop Serious Side Effects From Covid; Also It is "Nonsense" Says Dr. Fauci.

Dr. Fauci Says Letting The Coronavirus Spread To Achieve Herd Immunity Is "Nonsense" And "Dangerous" by Noah Higgins-Dunn.  CNBC.  October 15, 2020.   

Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Studies Produce Divergent Estimates Of COVID-19 Impacts

Study Says 260,000 COVID-19 Cases Could Be Tied To Sturgis Rally;  Noem Calls It 'Fiction' by Megan Raposa.  September 8, 2020.  

Where To Focus, And Not To Focus, Attention To Understand The Epidemic

Amateur Epidemiology Is Deterring Our Covid-19 Response.  Here's What We Should Do Instead by Tom Frieden.  The Washington Post.  June 10, 2020.

The Personal Activities Of 511 Epidemologists: When They Will Resume Everyday Activities

When 511 Epidemiologists Expect To Fly, Hug And Do 18 Other Everyday Activities Again by Margot Sanger-Katz, Claire Cain iller And Quoctrung Bui.  The New York Times.  June 8, 2020.

The Shape Of Our Pandemic Future

This Is The Future Of The Pandemic by Siobhan Roberts.  The New York Times.  May 8, 2020,

Georgia Early Reopening Attracted Visitors Raising The Risk Of Transmission

Smartphone Data Shows Out-Of-State Visitors Flocked To Georgia As Restaurants And Other Business Reopened by Kathrine Shaver.  The Washington Post.  May 7, 2020.

Coronavirus Latest Map And Case Count

Coronavirus In The U.S.:  Latest Map And Case Count by The New York Times.  April 14, 2020.

New York Area Coronavirus Brought Mainly From Europe, Not Asia

Most New York Coronavirus Cases Came From Europe, Genomes Show by Carl Zimmer.  The New York Times.  April 9, 2020.

Tracking Coronavirus With Artificial Intelligence, Data Visualizations, Tracking Travel, Mapping Virus Ecology

Coronavirus Researchers Are Using High-Tech Methods To Predict Where The Virus Might Go Next by Alejandro De La Garza.  Time.  February 11, 2020.