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.  

Balancing Risks And Benefits In The Virus Lab Research

Fight Over Covid's Origins Renews Debate On Risks Of Lab Work by Carl Zimmer And James Gorman.  The New York Times.  June 21, 2021.   

New Tests For Respiratory Illnesses Can Look For More Than 20 Pathogens At A Time

 Is it Covid or the Flu?  New Combo Tests Can Find Out by Roxanne Khamsi.  The New York Times.  May 11, 2021.  

Viral Complications In Covid May Offer Clues To Complications For Other Conditions

Can Covid Research Help Solve The Mysteries Of Other Viruses?  by Gina Kolata.  The New York Times.  April 17, 2021.   

A State Of The Variants Report From A Virologist

 How Worried Should You Be About Coronavirus Variants?  A Virologist Explains His Concerns by Paulo Verardi.  Associate Professor of Virology and Vaccinology, University of Connecticut.  April 8, 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.   

How To Stop the Next Pandemic

How Scientists Could Stop The Next Pandemic Before It Starts by Jennifer Kahn.  The New York Times.  April 21, 2020.

How The Coronavirus Can And Cannot Spread

Surfaces?  Sneezes?  Sex?  How The Coronavirus Can And Cannot Spread by Heather Murphy.  The New York Times.

Asymptomatic Coronavirus Patients Show Need For Testing

They Were Infected With The Coronavirus.  They Never Showed Signs by Roni Caryn Rabin.  The New York Times.  February 26, 2020.

How To Prepare For The Coronavirus

How To Prepare For The Coronavirus by Gina Kolata.  The New York Times.  February 25, 2020.

Planning For Pandemics Not Just Individual Diseases

Welcome To The Age Of Pandemics by Peter Daszak.  The New York Times.  February 27, 2019.

Surveillance Program To Track Animal Viruses That May Infect Humans Quietly Being Shut Down

Scientists Were Hunting For The Next Ebola.  Now The U.S. Has Cut Off Their Funding by Donald G. McNeil Jr.  The New York Times.  October 25, 2019.