Disease (168) Subcategories: Infectious Disease COVID-19 Chronic Disease Top In Disease view Surviving the Stroke Belt Surviving the Stroke Belt Fellow Mallika Chimpiri view Shots Missed: The Troubling Decline in Childhood Vaccines Shots Missed: The Troubling Decline in Childhood Vaccines Fellow Jude Sleiman view A Second Set of (AI) Eyes: Smarter Screening for Lung Cancer A Second Set of (AI) Eyes: Smarter Screening for Lung Cancer Fellow Aidan Stotz view The Flu Shot: Your First Step Towards Protection The Flu Shot: Your First Step Towards Protection Fellow Heather Sherr view Causes and Costs of Global COVID-19 Vaccine Inequity Causes and Costs of Global COVID-19 Vaccine Inequity Guest Author Maddalena Ferranna Subcategories: Infectious Disease COVID-19 Chronic Disease view article - Killer Bugs 02.24.2022 view article - Killer Bugs Disease Killer Bugs New drug development and reducing antibiotic overuse may help fight antimicrobial resistance. Fellow Devin O'Donnell view article - Working from Home? Commuting Beyond Covid-19 02.21.2022 view article - Working from Home? Commuting Beyond Covid-19 Disease COVID-19 Working from Home? Commuting Beyond Covid-19 Covid-19 and the resulting policy responses negatively impacted public transit ridership in 94 metropolitan areas. Guest Authors Kenneth B. Medlock, III, Ted Temzelides, Shih Yu (Elsie) Hung view article - Cancer Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers 02.16.2022 view article - Cancer Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers Disease Chronic Disease Cancer Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers A large and growing body of studies connects migrant and seasonal farmworkers’ occupational exposure to pesticides with excess cancer risk. Guest Authors Candace Kugel, Claire Hutkins Seda view article - Covid-19's Wide Ranging Impacts 02.15.2022 view article - Covid-19's Wide Ranging Impacts Disease COVID-19 Covid-19's Wide Ranging Impacts Public Health – Seattle & King County worked with partners to access new, timely data to monitor Covid-19 indicators for better decision-making. Guest Authors Abigail Sekar, Eva Wong, Amy Laurent view article - Wearing Your Health on Your Sleeve 01.17.2022 view article - Wearing Your Health on Your Sleeve Disease Infectious Disease Wearing Your Health on Your Sleeve Researchers evaluated the feasibility of using biometric monitoring systems to detect pre-symptomatic viral infections such as Covid-19. Fellow Maya Thirkill view article - Now What? 12.16.2021 view article - Now What? Disease COVID-19 Now What? As we reflect on the past year, and the essays we have written as the pandemic has evolved, we see how much we had to apprehend, and how much we still have to learn. Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein view article - Will We Stop Being Afraid? 12.09.2021 view article - Will We Stop Being Afraid? Disease COVID-19 Will We Stop Being Afraid? SARS-CoV-2 is going to always be with us, at some baseline level, as we relearn the etiquette of being together, and the process of becoming unafraid unfolds in 2022. Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein view article - When Do We Stop Counting? 10.28.2021 view article - When Do We Stop Counting? Disease COVID-19 When Do We Stop Counting? When might we turn our attention back to the full range of illness around us, and balance the risk from Covid-19 with that from other diseases? Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein Category Posts
view article - Killer Bugs 02.24.2022 view article - Killer Bugs Disease Killer Bugs New drug development and reducing antibiotic overuse may help fight antimicrobial resistance. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - Working from Home? Commuting Beyond Covid-19 02.21.2022 view article - Working from Home? Commuting Beyond Covid-19 Disease COVID-19 Working from Home? Commuting Beyond Covid-19 Covid-19 and the resulting policy responses negatively impacted public transit ridership in 94 metropolitan areas. Guest Authors Kenneth B. Medlock, III, Ted Temzelides, Shih Yu (Elsie) Hung
view article - Cancer Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers 02.16.2022 view article - Cancer Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers Disease Chronic Disease Cancer Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers A large and growing body of studies connects migrant and seasonal farmworkers’ occupational exposure to pesticides with excess cancer risk. Guest Authors Candace Kugel, Claire Hutkins Seda
view article - Covid-19's Wide Ranging Impacts 02.15.2022 view article - Covid-19's Wide Ranging Impacts Disease COVID-19 Covid-19's Wide Ranging Impacts Public Health – Seattle & King County worked with partners to access new, timely data to monitor Covid-19 indicators for better decision-making. Guest Authors Abigail Sekar, Eva Wong, Amy Laurent
view article - Wearing Your Health on Your Sleeve 01.17.2022 view article - Wearing Your Health on Your Sleeve Disease Infectious Disease Wearing Your Health on Your Sleeve Researchers evaluated the feasibility of using biometric monitoring systems to detect pre-symptomatic viral infections such as Covid-19. Fellow Maya Thirkill
view article - Now What? 12.16.2021 view article - Now What? Disease COVID-19 Now What? As we reflect on the past year, and the essays we have written as the pandemic has evolved, we see how much we had to apprehend, and how much we still have to learn. Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein
view article - Will We Stop Being Afraid? 12.09.2021 view article - Will We Stop Being Afraid? Disease COVID-19 Will We Stop Being Afraid? SARS-CoV-2 is going to always be with us, at some baseline level, as we relearn the etiquette of being together, and the process of becoming unafraid unfolds in 2022. Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein
view article - When Do We Stop Counting? 10.28.2021 view article - When Do We Stop Counting? Disease COVID-19 When Do We Stop Counting? When might we turn our attention back to the full range of illness around us, and balance the risk from Covid-19 with that from other diseases? Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein
