SASKIA V. POPESCU, PhD, MPH, MA, CIC

Concerns are being raised for COVID-19 and the potential impact on HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria in low-income and middle-income countries. A team of researchers recently addressed this issue with a modeling study.

On November 5, England went into a large scale lockdown to help curb the spread of the virus. This resurgence wasn’t unique to the UK though, but many have questioned the efficacy of such lockdowns, especially second ones.

A research team recently presented their efforts to integrate machine learning to identify people at high-risk of acquiring HIV.

A research team recently sought to address this knowledge gap by analyzing a sample of US patients with COVID-19 infections.

A new study in JAMA recently evaluated and assessed the racial and ethnic disparities in hospitalizations and mortality across COVID-19 patients within New York City.

In the middle of the worst surge the United States has seen as of yet, with over 200000 new cases a day and over 100000 people hospitalized, how do New Yorkers feel about the pandemic?

A research team developed an algorithm review estimating not only hospital admissions, but also mortality outcomes in adults with COVID-19.

Non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) are not only effective against COVID-19, but also respiratory infections.

A research team recently focused on how the pandemic intensifies the effects felt by those already marginalized or vulnerable, as it is the intersection of biological and socioecological factors.

A recent study looked at the mental toll of living with COVID-19 in Australia, including employment and social impacts of the disease.

COVID-19 not only amplifies, but also triggers further health disparities and inequalities.

Bacteriophages are emerging as an alternative to treat highly resistant infections.

The fast pace of biotechnology and an increasingly globalized world have changed the face of health security.