Briefings Archive
Period:
(Week in Review)
POLICY
- The US Capitol insurrection was a "superspreader" event
- Behavior changes only work if you do them. New data shows we are slipping in our efforts
- Provider Relief Fund registration now open
(Week in Review)
RESEARCH
- Covid-19 mutations: do our antibodies provide enough resistance?
- New data gives insight on how long patients can spread coronavirus
- Blood thinners in non-severe covid-19 shows promise despite prior shortcomings
(Week in Review)
POLICY
- Executive orders a-plenty to support new national pandemic strategy
- President Biden takes aim at coronavirus policies on day one
- New details of national vaccine rollout plan
(Week in Review)
RESEARCH
- BinaxNOW antigen testing can be used in asymptomatic individuals. Is it ready for prime time?
- How are the children doing during the pandemic? A brewing mental health crisis
(Week in Review)
POLICY
- Supreme court limits abortion pill access during covid-19 pandemic
- Next phase of vaccination exacerbates disparities
- An in-depth analysis of Biden's proposed stimulus package
(Week in Review)
RESEARCH
- Johnson & Johnson publishes early data for its covid-19 vaccine candidate. The vaccine is a few months behind the mRNA options but may eventually offer advantages
- Covid-19 symptoms at 6 months. New research on what we've learned about the long-haul
- Covid-19 associated with major increase in hospitalizations for pediatric patients
(Week in Review)
POLICY
- Maximizing vaccine uptake
- Abortion and other care in the time of covid-19. What's the legal status?
- Shawnee Tribe prevails in DC circuit challenge to CARES act allocation
- Moving the wrong direction on decarceration. De facto death sentences adding up
(Week in Review)
RESEARCH
- Modeling the most effective vaccine rollout strategy. Should second doses be reserved? Or should more people get vaccinated now and play catch-up on the booster later?
- Abortions plummeted during Texas' policy to postpone most surgeries and medical procedures during March and April, 2020
- Convalescent plasma: a rare win, if you squint hard enough
RESEARCH
- Modeling the most effective vaccine rollout strategy. Should second doses be reserved? Or should more people get vaccinated now and play catch-up on the booster later?
POLICY
- Feds emphasize sticking to the existing vaccine timeline and dosing strategy
- Are researchers and the FDA at odds on a vaccine rollout? Not necessarily
- Shawnee Tribe prevails in DC circuit challenge to CARES act allocation
(Week in Review)
POLICY
- The new coronavirus strain and vaccine effectiveness
- New vaccine guidance for people with weakened immune systems and those with a history of Guillan-Barré Syndrome or Bell's Palsy
- Stimulus bill signed into law. Pandemic emergency unemployment compensation had expired over the weekend.
(Week in Review)
RESEARCH
- Moderna vaccine phase III trial results released in New England Journal of Medicine
POLICY
- B.1.1.7, A new variant of covid-19, isn't kidding around. What we know about a fast-spreading mutant and its effect on children
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