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It looks like Omicron has peaked in the United States and in many countries across the globe. Case patterns may uptick with the introduction of subvariant lineage, BA.2, but with a little luck we will largely be on our descent. And I can’t help but notice my inbox piled with…
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Well, we are officially still in a pandemic. On January 19, the WHO Emergency Committee unanimously agreed that COVID19 is still a “public health threat…
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Si quiere leer la versión en español, pulse aquí. One of the top concerns among young adults and parents is that COVID19 vaccines may negatively impact…
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Today, after 2 long years, antigen tests are finally available to Americans free of charge. (Actually, yesterday the system secretly went live. More…
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Last week the World Health Organization reported more than 15 million cases of COVID19, which is so high that they had to change the y-axis scale of…
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Another familiar respiratory virus is back: influenza (otherwise known as the flu). Influenza circulated at historic lows last year. In fact, flu was…
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Si quiere leer la versión en español, pulse aquí. This is a deep dive into the epidemiology of COVID19 indicators among kids in the wake of Omicron. In…
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The world reported more than 9.5 million cases last week, which is a 71% increase compared to the previous week. Although the greatest increase is still…
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