I am confused about my mask. COVID-19 poem
Masks Staying Safe Videos
Malia Jones, PhD MPH
Poem inspired by Green Eggs & Ham about wearing masks during the COVID-19 Pandemic written and performed by Those Nerdy Girls of Dear Pandemic. Link to original FB post
Is the virus airborne?
Infection and Spread Staying Safe
Alison Buttenheim, PhD MBA, Co-founder & Advisor
A: It depends what you mean by airborne. Fortunately, the guidance for avoiding the virus in your day-to-day life is the same either way. On July 4th, a New York Times article reported that 239 scientists from 32 countries had sent an open letter to the World Health Organization (WHO) asserting that “airborne transmission of Read more…
So is the virus airborne? Yes or no?!?
Infection and Spread Staying Safe
Alison Buttenheim, PhD MBA, Co-founder & Advisor
A: It depends what you mean by airborne. Fortunately, the guidance for avoiding the virus in your day-to-day life is the same either way. On July 4th, a New York Times article reported that 239 scientists from 32 countries had sent an open letter to the World Health Organization (WHO) asserting that “airborne transmission of Read more…
Hay información en español sobre los riesgos de ciertas actividades para prevenir la propagación del COVID-19?
Posts en Español
Sandra Albrecht, PhD MPH
Ahora sí y por fin! Tres expertos se unieron para crear esta infografía para el publico y luego la organización Superchivas la tradujo en español. Esta infografía demuestra las actividades de bajo a alto riesgo. El nivel de riesgo de cada actividad varía basado en los siguientes factores: 1. ESPACIOS CERRADOS: las actividades que ocurren adentro Read more…
How can it be that COVID-19 cases are increasing but deaths are decreasing in the U.S.?
Data and Metrics Data Literacy Infection and Spread
Amanda Simanek, PhD MPH
A: Timing, timing, timing. And some other factors too. As this Vox article notes, “The sinking death rates reflect the state of the pandemic a month or more ago, experts say, when the original hot spots had been contained and other states had only just begun to open up restaurants and other businesses.” We have Read more…
Poem inspired by Green Eggs & Ham about wearing masks during the COVID-19 Pandemic written and performed by Those Nerdy Girls of Dear Pandemic. Link to original FB post
Is the virus airborne?
Infection and Spread Staying SafeAlison Buttenheim, PhD MBA, Co-founder & Advisor
A: It depends what you mean by airborne. Fortunately, the guidance for avoiding the virus in your day-to-day life is the same either way. On July 4th, a New York Times article reported that 239 scientists from 32 countries had sent an open letter to the World Health Organization (WHO) asserting that “airborne transmission of Read more…
So is the virus airborne? Yes or no?!?
Infection and Spread Staying Safe
Alison Buttenheim, PhD MBA, Co-founder & Advisor
A: It depends what you mean by airborne. Fortunately, the guidance for avoiding the virus in your day-to-day life is the same either way. On July 4th, a New York Times article reported that 239 scientists from 32 countries had sent an open letter to the World Health Organization (WHO) asserting that “airborne transmission of Read more…
Hay información en español sobre los riesgos de ciertas actividades para prevenir la propagación del COVID-19?
Posts en Español
Sandra Albrecht, PhD MPH
Ahora sí y por fin! Tres expertos se unieron para crear esta infografía para el publico y luego la organización Superchivas la tradujo en español. Esta infografía demuestra las actividades de bajo a alto riesgo. El nivel de riesgo de cada actividad varía basado en los siguientes factores: 1. ESPACIOS CERRADOS: las actividades que ocurren adentro Read more…
How can it be that COVID-19 cases are increasing but deaths are decreasing in the U.S.?
Data and Metrics Data Literacy Infection and Spread
Amanda Simanek, PhD MPH
A: Timing, timing, timing. And some other factors too. As this Vox article notes, “The sinking death rates reflect the state of the pandemic a month or more ago, experts say, when the original hot spots had been contained and other states had only just begun to open up restaurants and other businesses.” We have Read more…
A: It depends what you mean by airborne. Fortunately, the guidance for avoiding the virus in your day-to-day life is the same either way. On July 4th, a New York Times article reported that 239 scientists from 32 countries had sent an open letter to the World Health Organization (WHO) asserting that “airborne transmission of Read more…
So is the virus airborne? Yes or no?!?
Infection and Spread Staying SafeAlison Buttenheim, PhD MBA, Co-founder & Advisor
A: It depends what you mean by airborne. Fortunately, the guidance for avoiding the virus in your day-to-day life is the same either way. On July 4th, a New York Times article reported that 239 scientists from 32 countries had sent an open letter to the World Health Organization (WHO) asserting that “airborne transmission of Read more…
Hay información en español sobre los riesgos de ciertas actividades para prevenir la propagación del COVID-19?
Posts en Español
Sandra Albrecht, PhD MPH
Ahora sí y por fin! Tres expertos se unieron para crear esta infografía para el publico y luego la organización Superchivas la tradujo en español. Esta infografía demuestra las actividades de bajo a alto riesgo. El nivel de riesgo de cada actividad varía basado en los siguientes factores: 1. ESPACIOS CERRADOS: las actividades que ocurren adentro Read more…
How can it be that COVID-19 cases are increasing but deaths are decreasing in the U.S.?
Data and Metrics Data Literacy Infection and Spread
Amanda Simanek, PhD MPH
A: Timing, timing, timing. And some other factors too. As this Vox article notes, “The sinking death rates reflect the state of the pandemic a month or more ago, experts say, when the original hot spots had been contained and other states had only just begun to open up restaurants and other businesses.” We have Read more…
A: It depends what you mean by airborne. Fortunately, the guidance for avoiding the virus in your day-to-day life is the same either way. On July 4th, a New York Times article reported that 239 scientists from 32 countries had sent an open letter to the World Health Organization (WHO) asserting that “airborne transmission of Read more…
Hay información en español sobre los riesgos de ciertas actividades para prevenir la propagación del COVID-19?
Posts en EspañolSandra Albrecht, PhD MPH
Ahora sí y por fin! Tres expertos se unieron para crear esta infografía para el publico y luego la organización Superchivas la tradujo en español. Esta infografía demuestra las actividades de bajo a alto riesgo. El nivel de riesgo de cada actividad varía basado en los siguientes factores: 1. ESPACIOS CERRADOS: las actividades que ocurren adentro Read more…
How can it be that COVID-19 cases are increasing but deaths are decreasing in the U.S.?
Data and Metrics Data Literacy Infection and Spread
Amanda Simanek, PhD MPH
A: Timing, timing, timing. And some other factors too. As this Vox article notes, “The sinking death rates reflect the state of the pandemic a month or more ago, experts say, when the original hot spots had been contained and other states had only just begun to open up restaurants and other businesses.” We have Read more…
Ahora sí y por fin! Tres expertos se unieron para crear esta infografía para el publico y luego la organización Superchivas la tradujo en español. Esta infografía demuestra las actividades de bajo a alto riesgo. El nivel de riesgo de cada actividad varía basado en los siguientes factores: 1. ESPACIOS CERRADOS: las actividades que ocurren adentro Read more…
How can it be that COVID-19 cases are increasing but deaths are decreasing in the U.S.?
Data and Metrics Data Literacy Infection and SpreadAmanda Simanek, PhD MPH
A: Timing, timing, timing. And some other factors too. As this Vox article notes, “The sinking death rates reflect the state of the pandemic a month or more ago, experts say, when the original hot spots had been contained and other states had only just begun to open up restaurants and other businesses.” We have Read more…
A: Timing, timing, timing. And some other factors too. As this Vox article notes, “The sinking death rates reflect the state of the pandemic a month or more ago, experts say, when the original hot spots had been contained and other states had only just begun to open up restaurants and other businesses.” We have Read more…
