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updated:
July 02, 2020
For your convenience, following are new
resources:
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COVID Risk Levels Dashboard: How severe is the pandemic
where you live? To help cut through the noise and sometimes
conflicting advice, a network of research, policy and public
health experts convened by Harvard’s Global Health Institute and
Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics today launches a Key Metrics
For COVID Suppression framework that provides clear, accessible
guidance to policy makers and the public on how to target and
suppress COVID-19 more effectively across the nation.
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How Can I Spot Misinformation about the Coronavirus and
COVID-19? (University of Toronto Libraries): The next time
someone shares a COVID-19 ‘fact’ via text or social media,
verify it before you share it!
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Mutated Coronavirus Shows Significant Boost in Infectivity
(Scripps Research): COVID-19-causing viral variant taking over
in the United States and Europe now carries more functional,
cell-binding spikes. A tiny genetic mutation in the SARS
coronavirus 2 variant circulating throughout Europe and the
United States significantly increases the virus’ ability to
infect cells, lab experiments performed at Scripps Research
show.
Coronavirus COVID-19 Outbreak
Situation Maps:
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Redesigned:
Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center: Includes links to
the
World Map, new
COVID-19 United States Cases by County Map &
Explore Critical Trends, all in one easy to use location.
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COVID Risk Levels Dashboard:
How severe is the pandemic where you live? To help cut through
the noise and sometimes conflicting advice, a network of
research, policy and public health experts convened by Harvard’s
Global Health Institute and Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics
today launches a Key Metrics For COVID Suppression framework
that provides clear, accessible guidance to policy makers and
the public on how to target and suppress COVID-19 more
effectively across the nation.
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COVID-19 Case Mapper
(Big Local News): Find COVID-19 case data for any state and
county. Search by ZIP Code or County name – Export & Embed
code. Created to make it possible for local journalists to
easily embed up-to-date visualizations related to the
coronavirus pandemic on their sites for readers, and free up
time for other important local journalism.
- NY Times:
Tracking Every Coronavirus Case in the U.S.: Full Map.
Center for Disease Control (CDC):
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CDC Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19): Covers What You Should
Know, Situation Updates, Information For and Latest news on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).
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CDC: Colleges, Universities, and Higher Learning – Plan,
Prepare, and Respond. Considerations for operating
institutes of higher education | Cleaning and disinfection
guidance | Covers Health Considerations and Tools | Information
to Plan, Prepare, and Respond | Communication Resources |
Guidance for student travel | FAQs for administrators.
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CDC: Reopening Guidance for Cleaning and Disinfecting Public
Spaces, Workplaces, Businesses, Schools, and Homes.
Reopening America requires all of us to move forward together by
practicing social distancing and other daily habits to reduce
our risk of exposure to the virus that causes
COVID-19.…This plan…focuses on cleaning and disinfecting public
spaces, workplaces, businesses, schools, and can also be applied
to your home.
15 Days to Slow the Spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19):
The President’s Coronavirus Guidelines for America
Watch for Symptoms
COVID-19: Coronavirus Watch for Symptoms (CDC)
About Quarantine and Isolation (CDC): Isolation and
quarantine help protect the public by preventing exposure to
people who have or may have a contagious disease. Isolation separates sick people with a contagious
disease from people who are not sick. Quarantine separates and restricts the movement of people who were
exposed to a contagious disease to see if they become sick.
Caring for Someone at Home with COVID-19 (CDC)
Cleaning And Disinfecting Your Home (CDC): Everyday Steps
and Extra Steps When Someone Is Sick
About Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) – CDC: There
is an ongoing investigation to determine more about this
outbreak. This is a rapidly evolving situation and
information will be updated as it becomes available.
Keeping Workplaces, Homes, Schools, or Commercial
Establishments Safe — White House Coronavirus Task Force
CDC: Plan, Prepare and Respond to Coronavirus Disease 2019.
Interim Guidance for Administrators of US Institutions of
Higher Education.
Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers to Plan and
Respond to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
CDC: Interim Infection Prevention and Control
Recommendations for Patients with Confirmed Coronavirus
Disease 2019
Prevention Steps for Close Contacts: If you have had close
contact2 with someone who is confirmed to have, or being
evaluated for, Coronavirus infection.
Travel Related Information about Coronavirus Disease 2019
(COVID-19)
– CDC.
When and How to Wash Your Hands (CDC). Hand washing is one
of the best ways to protect yourself and your family from
getting sick. Learn when and how you should wash your hands to
stay healthy.
CDC: How to Remove Gloves Correctly. To protect
yourself, use the following steps to take off gloves.
CDC Mobile App: Important Public Health Information
24/7. Download it free today on iOS or Android. Check top
left corner for Menu.
Johns Hopkins Hospital:
The White House:
World Health Organization (WHO):
Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA):
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COVID-19: What You Need to Know – Infectious Diseases
Society of America (IDSA): the latest COVID-19 developments
providing links to guidance from government health authorities
and the World Health Organization, journal articles and more.
Institute for Health Metrics and
Evaluation
Environmental Protection Agency:
American College Health
Association (ACHA):
Mayo Clinic:
Military Health System:
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Military Health System
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Coronavirus: DOD will closely
coordinate with our interagency partners to ensure accurate and
timely information is available and encourage all appropriate
measures are taken to limit the virus' spread.
National Institutes of Health:
National Safety Council:
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
– OSHA:
Public Health Emergency: Mission of
the HHS Office
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Public Health Emergency: The mission of the HHS Office
of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR)
is to save lives and protect Americans from 21st century health
security threats.
Scripps Research:
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Mutated Coronavirus Shows Significant Boost in Infectivity
(Scripps Research): COVID-19-causing viral variant taking over
in the United States and Europe now carries more functional,
cell-binding spikes. A tiny genetic mutation in the SARS
coronavirus 2 variant circulating throughout Europe and the
United States significantly increases the virus’ ability to
infect cells, lab experiments performed at Scripps Research
show.
U of Minnesota’s Center for
Infectious Disease Research:
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CIDRP Novel Coronavirus Resource Center:
U of Minnesota’s Center for
Infectious Disease Research and Policy new online resource center to
educate the public about the novel coronavirus disease COVID-19.
Ohio Department of Health:
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COVID-19 – Ohio Department of Health: Everything you need to know to
prepare for, and protect yourself from Coronavirus Disease 2019
(COVID-19). Information for Families and Individuals |Healthcare
Providers and Local Health Districts | Employers and Employees.
Washington - Dept. of Health:
Yale Environmental Health & Safety:
Catholic Health Association of the United
States
MyCatholicDoctor:
The National Catholic Bioethics Center
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The National Catholic Bioethics Center: Conducts research,
consultation, publishing and education to promote human dignity
in health care and the life sciences, and derives its message
directly from the teachings of the Catholic Church.
Inside Higher Ed:
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Scenario Planning for Coronavirus (InsideHigherEd):
Frequently used in military situations, it can help college and
university leaders during this uncertain time, writes Paul N.
Friga, who presents a high-level scenario analysis and some
recommended actions.
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Coronavirus and Higher Education (InsideHigherEd): Roundup of
news about how higher education is coping with initial U.S. impacts
of the coronavirus outbreak, and how colleges are preparing for a
dizzying array of likely disruptions.
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What Katrina Taught Us About Online Delivery (InsideHigherEd),
March 11, 2020. In 2005, more than 120 U.S. universities came to
the aid of some 20 colleges and universities that had been
impacted by Hurricane Katrina through shared online classes.
There is much discussion now about continuing the delivery of
the curriculum in instances where the new coronavirus may
disrupt traditional campus offerings.
FORBES:
NBC Health News:
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What is the coronavirus? Here's what we know about it.
Here's what to know about the new
Coronavirus, which causes a disease called COVID-19.
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Coronavirus Self-Quarantine 101 (NBC): According to NBC
News, quarantine means "physically separating a person." It's
less severe than isolation, which may be done in a hospital and
may last longer. Under quarantine you can still interact with
your family and move around your home.
New York Times:
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The Coronavirus Outbreak (NY Times): Providing free access
to the most important news and useful guidance on the
coronavirus outbreak to help readers understand the pandemic.
National Association of Manufacturers –
NAM:
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Coronavirus Resources (National Association of Manufacturers –
NAM): Includes Federal Government Response | OSHA Employee
Health and Safety | DHS Pandemic Planning | Customs and Border
Protection.
Mental Health & Wellness:
Miscellaneous:
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How Can I Spot Misinformation about the Coronavirus and
COVID-19? (University of Toronto Libraries): The next time
someone shares a COVID-19 ‘fact’ via text or social media,
verify it before you share it!
- CHICAGO (Reuters) –
Scientists Just Beginning to Understand the Many Health Problems
Caused by COVID-19 – June 26, 2020: Scientists are only
starting to grasp the vast array of health problems caused by
the novel coronavirus, some of which may have lingering effects
on patients and health systems for years to come, according to
doctors and infectious disease experts.
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"The Sober Math Everyone Must Understand about the Pandemic":
Jason S Warner, March 16, 2020. Issue One: Social Norms
Are Powerful Motivators and Getting in the Way of People Taking
the Right Steps in Response to the Pandemic: One of the current
problems with addressing the pandemic is the social pressures of
taking action today. It’s awkward, and feels like an
over-reaction. The reason it feels like an overreaction is that
most people OVERWEIGHT the currently reported cases and
inherently UNDERWEIGHT the mathematics of how the virus is
spreading and what will happen in about 30 days time. This is
because our brains tend to think linearly as opposed to
logarithmically.
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Air Purifiers & Coronavirus (AlenCorp Blog) March 13, 2020.
A straightforward look at the complexities of capturing viruses.
With the global outbreak of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), many
are wondering whether air purifiers can help combat airborne
viruses.
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