COVID-19 Media Mentions

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March 2020

• Ending the PandemicMarch 31
  • Harvard Medical School News
• 3,700+ deaths: 3/31/20, All In w/ Chris HayesMarch 31
  • MSNBC
• Harvard doctor says limited coronavirus supplies due to lack of centralized standardsMarch 31
  • Boston Herald
• Exploring the Science of Social Distancing and What it Means for Everyday LifeMarch 31
  • The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
• Testing coronavirus survivors’ blood could help reopen U.S.March 31
  • The Washington Post
• Should we all be wearing masks? The discussion is underwayMarch 31
  • The Boston Globe
• Who’ve you been with? Mobile technology helps to fight Covid-19 virusMarch 31
  • Capacity Media
• City of Cambridge Convenes COVID-19 Expert Advisory PanelMarch 31
  • The Harvard Crimson
• If we stop, our efforts will be wasted’: Coronavirus social distancing could last six months or moreMarch 31
  • France24
• Corona Crisis: Can India Overcome Effects of Disastrous Policies?March 31
  • The Quint
• As national parks remain open during a pandemic, seven workers are infectedMarch 31
  • The Washington Post
• Elderly Endangered by Virus in States Imposing Loose ControlsMarch 31
  • Bloomberg
• Watch How Your Local ICU Would Be Overwhelmed As The Coronavirus Infection Rate RisesMarch 31
  • Huffington Post
• China Not Tracking Recovered Coronavirus Patients Who Test Positive AgainMarch 31
  • Voice of America
• Speed coronavirus vaccine testing by deliberately infecting volunteers? Not so fast, some scientists warnMarch 31
  • Science
• Ending the PandemicMarch 31
  • Harvard Medical School
• The White House projects 100,000 to 200,000 Covid-19 deathsMarch 31
  • Vox
• Experts worry Florida moved too slowly on coronavirus — and the worst is yet to comeMarch 31
  • Sun Sentinel
• The Medical News Site That Saw the Coronavirus Coming Months AgoMarch 30
  • The New York Times
• Fact check: will Covid-19 fade in the summer – then return later like the flu?March 30
  • The Guardian
• Coronavirus is mutating and now has eight strains: doctorsMarch 30
  • NY Daily News
• Is coronavirus growth slowing in New Orleans? Trends suggest so, but virus is surging elsewhereMarch 30
  • The New Orleans Advocate
• Navigating TurbulenceMarch 30
  • Seeking Alpha
• Can Survivors of the Coronavirus Help Cure the Disease and Rescue the Economy?March 30
  • The New Yorker
• Facing a pandemic, Broad does a quick pivotMarch 30
  • Harvard Gazette
• Wither the handshake?March 30
  • Harvard Gazette
• The Mathematics of Predicting the Course of the CoronavirusMarch 30
  • WIRED
• Harvard Public Health Researchers Recommend ‘Intermittent’ Social Distancing to Combat CoronavirusMarch 30
  • The Harvard Crimson
• How Covid-19 immunity testing can help people get back to workMarch 30
  • Vox
• 15 Ways to Protect Yourself From Coronavirus at HomeMarch 30
  • BestLife
• Experts converge on plans for easing coronavirus restrictions safelyMarch 29
  • The Washington Post
• Coronavirus: Spread of COVID-19 outpacing domestic travel restrictionsMarch 29
  • MassLive
• Who We’re Following for Wisdom, Workouts, and COVID-19 InformationMarch 29
  • Goop
• Media scrutiny of No 10’s Covid strategy is more important than everMarch 29
  • The Guardian
• Will heat, humidity slow down coronavirus outbreak? What experts sayMarch 28
  • Business Standard
• Virus coordinator Birx is Trump’s data-whispererMarch 28
  • Associated Press
• Handicapping The Future Of Financial MarketsMarch 28
  • Forbes
• Your COVID-19 questions, answeredMarch 28
  • Reuters
• On-again, off-again looks to be best social-distancing optionMarch 27
  • The Harvard Gazette
• What exactly has Trump done — or not done — to receive such harsh criticism for his coronavirus response?March 27
  • The Washington Post
• A Leading Voice On Coronavirus Task Force, Deborah Birx Draws Praise And CriticismMarch 27
  • NPR
• Despite Trump’s claims, the U.S. is far behind in coronavirus testingMarch 27
  • The Washington Post
• What Will It Take to Flatten the Coronavirus Curve?March 27
  • The Wall Street Journal
• COVID-19 and the Science of Social DistancingMarch 27
  • WebMD
• You asked, we’re answering: Your top coronavirus questionsMarch 27
  • CNN
• US finally has plans for the pandemic it now leads in infectionsMarch 27
  • Ars Technica
• COVID-19: When will it be safe to go out again?March 27
  • Science News for Students
• Mayor De Blasio predicts over half of New York City will get coronavirus by the time crisis is overMarch 27
  • CBS News
• The realities of coronavirus ‘super-spreading’March 27
  • The Boston Globe
• Experts Say The U.S. Needs A National Shutdown ASAP — But Differ On What Comes NextMarch 27
  • NPR
• With COVID-19, modeling takes on life and death importanceMarch 27
  • Science
• Why ‘Death Rates’ From Coronavirus Can Be DeceivingMarch 27
  • NPR
• Are grocery stores and pharmacies vectors for the coronavirus?March 27
  • USA Today
• Young People Far From Immune to Coronavirus’ BiteMarch 26
  • WebMD
• Coronavirus Researchers: ‘We Don’t Need to Spy on Everyone to Track the Pandemic’March 26
  • Consumer Reports
• Harvard Researchers: One Long Lockdown Is Not The Right ApproachMarch 26
  • The Daily Wire
• Coronavirus restrictions: When does it end and could there be a second wave?March 26
  • EuroNews
• The next coronavirus crisis will be a shortage of doctors and nursesMarch 26
  • Vox
• The Four Possible Timelines for Life Returning to NormalMarch 26
  • The Atlantic
• If Trump’s ‘Travel Ban’ Was So Great, Then How Come We Have 61,167 COVID-19 Cases?March 25
  • The Huffington Post
• How the Pandemic Will EndMarch 25
  • The Atlantic
• Now that the coronavirus is everywhere, what can you do to avoid severe illness?March 25
  • The Boston Globe
• When can we let up? Health experts craft strategies to safely relax coronavirus lockdownsMarch 25
  • STAT News
• Harvard researchers: Social distancing during COVID-19 may have to be turned on and off like a spigotMarch 25
  • ZDNet
• Social Distancing May Need to Last Months: StudyMarch 25
  • WebMD
• ‘No Shortcuts’: Coronavirus Vaccine Developed by Cambridge-Based Company Begins Phase One of TestingMarch 25
  • The Harvard Crimson
• Would you volunteer to get the coronavirus?March 25
  • MIT Technology Review
• Some Hospitals Move To ‘Universal Mask’ Policy. Should Everyone Wear Masks In Public?March 25
  • WBUR
• Covid-19: The history of pandemicsMarch 25
  • BBC
• The Coronavirus Is Mutating. But That May Not Be A Problem For HumansMarch 25
  • NPR
• ‘We are your future’: Will all of America become like New York?March 25
  • Politico
• What the cruise-ship outbreaks reveal about COVID-19March 25
  • Nature
• Harvard Professor Makes Ominous Prediction About Number Of Coronavirus Cases In U.S.March 24
  • The Huffington Post
• Trump’s Itch to Reboot the Economy Would Be a Fatal ErrorMarch 24
  • WIRED
• Is This Really the Best Way to Fight Coronavirus?March 24
  • The New York Times
• ‘The cost of happy talk’: Medical experts warn of death toll if shutdowns don’t happen nowMarch 24
  • Tampa Bay Times
• When will the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing end?March 24
  • Science News
• California is way behind in testing and tracking coronavirus. It’s a big problemMarch 24
  • Los Angeles Times
• Experts say relaxing social distancing controls could be ‘castastrophic’March 24
  • The Boston Globe
• From the Middlesex Fells to the Esplanade, stir-crazy people take to the outdoorsMarch 24
  • The Boston Globe
• Lockdown’s Success in China Offers Hope for World’s Virus FightMarch 24
  • Bloomberg
• A coronavirus blood test could be the key to beating the pandemicMarch 23
  • WIRED
• Party Zero: How a Soirée in Connecticut Became a ‘Super Spreader’March 23
  • The New York Times
• Trump says he may soon push businesses to reopen, defying the advice of coronavirus expertsMarch 23
  • The Washington Post
• Trump weighs restarting economy despite warnings from U.S. public health officialsMarch 23
  • The Washington Post
• Life on Lockdown in ChinaMarch 23
  • The New Yorker
• Lessons from Past Outbreaks Could Help Fight the Coronavirus PandemicMarch 23
  • Scientific American
• These charts show how fast coronavirus cases are spreading — and what it takes to flatten the curveMarch 22
  • CNBC
• What the world can learn from South Korea’s coronavirus strategyMarch 21
  • WIRED
• You Should Already Be in LockdownMarch 21
  • The Atlantic
• Here’s why the US is behind in coronavirus testingMarch 21
  • CNN
• Understanding what works: How some countries are beating back the coronavirusMarch 20
  • STAT News
• The U.K. backed off on herd immunity. To beat COVID-19, we’ll ultimately need itMarch 20
  • National Geographic
• COVID-19: An Emergency, and a Long-Term ChallengeMarch 20
  • Harvard Magazine
• Younger adults more vulnerable to coronavirus than first thoughtMarch 20
  • The Boston Globe
• Could a new test identify immunity?March 20
  • Harvard Magazine
• You Can Help Break the Chain of TransmissionMarch 19
  • The New York Times
• Warmer weather could slow the spread of coronavirus—but not by muchMarch 19
  • MIT Technology Review
• China eyes end to coronavirus, plays down warnings of ‘second wave’March 19
  • Reuters
• 11 things everyone should know about getting the novel coronavirusMarch 18
  • Vox
• Coronavirus chases the slum dwellers of Latin AmericaMarch 18
  • Thomson Reuters Foundation News
• Expert Twitter Accounts For Coronavirus & COVID-19 UpdatesMarch 18
  • Bustle
• The Value and Ethics of Using Phone Data to Monitor Covid-19March 18
  • WIRED
• DIY Nasal swabs, drive-thrus and labs in overdrive: Americans are desperate for more coronavirus testingMarch 17
  • The Washington Post
• Coronavirus Is Spreading. Should You Cancel Your Vacation?March 17
  • The New York Times
• New Analysis Suggests Months of Social Distancing May Be Needed To Stop VirusMarch 17
  • NPR
• These Places Could Run Out of Hospital Beds as Coronavirus SpreadsMarch 17
  • The New York Times
• What is herd immunity and can it stop the coronavirus?March 17
  • MIT Technology Review
• The U.K.’s Coronavirus ‘Herd Immunity’ DebacleMarch 16
  • The Atlantic
• Could Coronavirus Cause as Many Deaths as Cancer in the U.S.? Putting Estimates in ContextMarch 16
  • The New York Times
• ‘Flatten The Curve’: How Social Distancing Can Slow The Spread Of CoronavirusMarch 16
  • WBUR
• Analysis: Trump says the pandemic crisis was ‘unforeseen’ — but lots of people foresaw itMarch 16
  • CNN
• ‘They’re taking it too lightly’: Young people, spurred by apathy or confusion, have failed to heed official warnings to self-isolateMarch 16
  • The Boston Globe
• How long should Americans expect to live like this — separated from friends, co-workers, and classmates? Experts say they don’t know.March 16
  • The Boston Globe
• More testing will drive up coronavirus numbers in MassachusettsMarch 16
  • WCVB
• What the world can learn from China’s coronavirusMarch 14
  • WIRED
• Coronavirus: The Most Essential People To Follow On Twitter During The COVID-19 OutbreakMarch 14
  • Forbes
• 7 steps we can take right now to slow the spread of coronavirus, according to infectious disease expertsMarch 14
  • The Boston Globe
• State figures on testing raise questions about efforts to contain outbreakMarch 14
  • The Boston Globe
• America Isn’t Testing for the Most Alarming Coronavirus CasesMarch 13
  • The Atlantic
• Here’s How Coronavirus Spreads, According to EpidemiologistsMarch 13
  • MIT Technology Review
• The 4 Key Reasons the U.S. Is So Behind on Coronavirus TestingMarch 13
  • The Atlantic
• This is the coronavirus math that has experts so worried: Running out of ventilators, hospital bedsMarch 13
  • The Washington Post
• It’s not overreacting to prepare for the coronavirus. Here’s how.March 13
  • Vox
• Harvard Drastically Scales Down Lab Research for Two Months Due to OutbreakMarch 13
  • The Harvard Crimson
• Sick People Across the U.S. Say They Are Being Denied the Coronavirus TestMarch 12
  • The New York Times
• Coronavirus Causes Public School Closures in Many Mass. CommunitiesMarch 12
  • WGBH
• Trump’s go-it-alone approach put to the test by global coronavirus pandemicMarch 12
  • The Washington Post
• Severe shortage of tests blunts coronavirus response, Boston doctors sayMarch 12
  • The Boston Globe
• Coronavirus Threatens Americans With Underlying ConditionsMarch 12
  • The New York Times
• Please, Listen to Experts About the Coronavirus. Then Step Up.March 11
  • The New York Times
• Cluster of coronavirus cases is tied to US biotech meetingMarch 11
  • The Washington Post
• Coronavirus may have a seasonal cycle, but that doesn’t mean it will go away this summer, experts warnMarch 11
  • The Washington Post
• ‘Worry about 4 weeks from now,’ epidemiologist warnsMarch 11
  • Harvard Gazette
• As Coronavirus Testing Increases, Some Labs Fear a Shortage of Other SuppliesMarch 11
  • The New York Times
• Seniors are the most vulnerable to coronavirus. You can help protect themMarch 11
  • The Washington Post
• Why ‘flattening the curve’ may be the world’s best bet to slow the coronavirusMarch 11
  • STAT News
• As virus shuts schools, experts debate if that curbs spreadMarch 11
  • Associated Press
• Social distancing could buy U.S. valuable time against coronavirusMarch 10
  • The Washington Post
• Shortage of crucial chemicals creates new obstacle to U.S. coronavirus testingMarch 10
  • STAT News
• As labs ramp up, who can get tested in US for coronavirus?March 10
  • Associated Press
• The Dangerous Delays in U.S. Coronavirus Testing Haven’t StoppedMarch 9
  • The Atlantic
• Is it really a good idea to close schools to fight coronavirus?March 9
  • The Washington Post
• Daily Comment: Trump in the Time of the CoronavirusMarch 9
  • The New Yorker
• Virus data from Korea ‘to be of great value globally’March 9
  • Korea Herald
• Harvard Professor Issues FAQ on CoronavirusMarch 9
  • Partners in Health
• Coronavirus symptoms usually take 5 days to appear, study saysMarch 9
  • CNN
• How Deadly Is Coronavirus? What We Know and What We Don’tMarch 7
  • The New York Times
• At Harvard forum, three who know warn of ‘most daunting virus’ in half a centuryMarch 7
  • STAT News
• How does the coronavirus outbreak end?March 7
  • Vox
• Covering COVID-19 and the coronavirus: 5 tips from a Harvard epidemiology professorMarch 6
  • Journalist’s Resource
• How to reduce the spread of coronavirusMarch 5
  • Harvard Gazette
• How Computer Modeling Of COVID-19’s Spread Could Help Fight The VirusMarch 4
  • NPR
• Coronavirus screening may miss two-thirds of infected travelers entering U.S.March 4
  • The Harvard Gazette
• Coronavirus: Fears andFactsMarch 4
  • Science Vs.
• So how bad is coronavirus in U.S.? We don’t know yetMarch 3
  • Harvard Gazette
• You should prepare for the coronavirus — but don’t buy more than you needMarch 3
  • Vox
• Cooperating to Combat CoronavirusMarch 3
  • The Harvard Magazine
• How bad will the coronavirus outbreak get in the U.S.?March 3
  • The Washington Post

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February 2020

• They Recovered From the Coronavirus. Were They Infected Again?February 29
  • The New York Times
• New FDA policy will expand coronavirus testingFebruary 29
  • The Washington Post
• Fast, easy-to-use coronavirus tests should soon be available as top U.S. companies race to fill the needFebruary 29
  • The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Coronavirus testing widened as California case makes containment more urgentFebruary 28
  • The Washington Post
• To Speed Coronavirus Treatment, Some Mass. Scientists Are Designing Faster TestsFebruary 28
  • WBUR
• A Silent Epidemic? Experts Fear the Coronavirus Is Spreading Undetected in Southeast AsiaFebruary 28
  • TIME
• Coronavirus Has Come to the U.S. and Lawsuits Won’t Be Far BehindFebruary 28
  • Bloomberg
• Why it’s too early to compare COVID-19 with the fluFebruary 28
  • PBS News Hour
• Discussion: The coronavirus outbreak — tracking COVID-19February 28
  • PRI
• CDC to test more suspected cases of coronavirus after revising guidelinesFebruary 27
  • CNBC
• A big coronavirus mystery: What about the children?February 27
  • Harvard Gazette
• U.S. isn’t ready to detect stealth coronavirus spreadFebruary 26
  • Politico
• Coronavirus Is Spreading. Should You Cancel Your Family Vacation?February 26
  • The New York Times
• Do I need to wear a face mask to block coronavirus?February 26
  • The Boston Globe
• ‘A completely new culture of doing research.’ Coronavirus outbreak changes how scientists communicateFebruary 26
  • Science
• Coronavirus’ Top Targets: Men, Seniors, SmokersFebruary 26
  • WebMD
• A faulty CDC coronavirus test delays monitoring of disease’s spreadFebruary 25
  • The Washington Post
• Coronavirus will spread in the U.S., CDC warns, and there might not be enough testing capacity to detect itFebruary 25
  • The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Time to use the p-word? Coronavirus enters dangerous new phaseFebruary 25
  • Nature
• Trump spent the past 2 years slashing the government agencies responsible for handling the coronavirus outbreakFebruary 25
  • Business Insider
• The coronavirus seems unstoppable. What should the world do now?February 25
  • Science
• A ‘call to duty’ to battle a deadly global threatFebruary 25
  • Harvard Gazette
• You’re Likely to Get the CoronavirusFebruary 24
  • The Atlantic
• Backlash grows against reusable grocery bags as virus spreadsFebruary 24
  • The Boston Globe
• Why travel restrictions aren’t stopping the coronavirusFebruary 24
  • National Geographic
• Florida Prepares for the Spread of Coronavirus Before It HitsFebruary 24
  • Government Technology
• What happens if a pandemic hits?February 23
  • TechCrunch
• Coronavirus outbreak edges closer to pandemic statusFebruary 22
  • The Washington Post
• ‘We’re Racing Time’: Biotech Companies Rush To Complete Coronavirus VaccineFebruary 21
  • WBUR
• Coronavirus’ spread challenges U.S. investors’ blue-sky viewFebruary 21
  • Reuters
• Scientists question China’s decision not to report symptom-free coronavirus casesFebruary 20
  • Nature
• Cruise Passenger Whose Coronavirus Infection Went Undetected Shows It May Not Be Possible to Stop the Outbreak From SpreadingFebruary 20
  • TIME
• What Can Scientists Learn From The Coronavirus Outbreak On The Diamond Princess Cruise Ship?February 20
  • Forbes
• Health officials expect coronavirus to spread worldwideFebruary 20
  • Harvard Gazette
• 12 sent to California air base from coronavirus-stricken cruise ship now in hospitalsFebruary 19
  • The Sacramento Bee
• The Coronavirus Outbreak Could Bring Out the Worst in TrumpFebruary 18
  • The Atlantic
• The coronavirus cruise ship quarantine is a scary public health experimentFebruary 18
  • Vox
• Why are there no reported cases of coronavirus in Indonesia?February 18
  • Al Jazeera
• Indonesia Yet to Report a Single Case of Coronavirus, Country’s Health Minister Says They ‘Owe It to God’February 18
  • Newsweek
• Indonesian minister blames ‘budget efficiency’ for low coronavirus test rateFebruary 17
  • The Sydney Morning Herald
• The biggest questions about the new coronavirus and what we know so farFebruary 16
  • The Washington Post
• How Many People Might One Person With Coronavirus Infect?February 16
  • The Wall Street Journal
• U.S. Evacuates Citizens From Quarantined Coronavirus Cruise Ship. What’s Next For The Evacuees?February 16
  • Forbes
• City councilor holds event in Chinatown to help businesses impacted by coronavirus ‘assumptions’February 15
  • Boston 25 News
• Finding clues to understand the coronavirusFebruary 14
  • CNBC
• Academic stands by research querying Indonesia’s claim to be coronavirus-freeFebruary 14
  • The Guardian
• Scientists fear coronavirus spread in countries least able to contain itFebruary 13
  • Nature
• Thai Policy for Containing Coronavirus Stems from Royal DecisionsFebruary 13
  • Voice of America
• Understanding pandemics: What they mean, don’t mean, and what comes next with the coronavirusFebruary 12
  • STAT News
• Coronavirus could spark huge numbers of infections – expertFebruary 12
  • Stuff
• The Coronavirus Might Be Spreading Undetected in IndonesiaFebruary 12
  • Vice
• Questions about the coronavirus testFebruary 12
  • CNBC
• Beware of Wall Street’s Armchair EpidemiologistsFebruary 11
  • The Wall Street Journal
• Coronavirus likely now ‘gathering steam’February 11
  • Harvard Gazette
• How deadly is the new coronavirus? Scientists race to find the answerFebruary 11
  • Los Angeles Times
• The Coronavirus Appears to be Sparing One Group of People: KidsFebruary 11
  • CNBC
• Coronavirus Cases Double on Quarantined Cruise Ship. Is It Time To Evacuate Passengers?February 10
  • Forbes
• Cruise ship coronavirus infections double, exceeding the total for any country but ChinaFebruary 10
  • The Washington Post
• Experts Warn Coronavirus May Be Spreading Undetected in Indonesia, ThailandFebruary 7
  • Voice of America
• Experts Say Cruise Ship Passengers Under Coronavirus Quarantine Should Be Moved To ShoreFebruary 7
  • Forbes
• Opinion: Can China Prevent Its Next Epidemic?February 6
  • UnDark
• Why the New Coronavirus (Mostly) Spares ChildrenFebruary 5
  • The New York Times
• ‘This beast is moving very fast.’ Will the new coronavirus be contained—or go pandemic?February 5
  • Science
• Key evidence for coronavirus spread is flawed as public health decisions loomFebruary 4
  • The Washington Post
• Even Without Symptoms, Wuhan Coronavirus May Spread, Experts FearFebruary 4
  • The New York Times
• WHO says countries must act to stop coronavirus outbreakFebruary 4
  • BBC
• Officials question report of virus spreading before symptomsFebruary 4
  • Associated Press
• Researchers say the coronavirus may be more contagious than current data showsFebruary 4
  • CNBC
• Study claiming new coronavirus can be transmitted by people without symptoms was flawedFebruary 3
  • Science
• Coronavirus cases hit 17,400 and are likely to surgeFebruary 3
  • Harvard Gazette
• New China virus details show challenge for outbreak controlFebruary 2
  • ABC News

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January 2020

• Don’t Listen To Sen. Tom Cotton About CoronavirusJanuary 31
  • The Huffington Post
• What we know — and don’t know — about the coronavirus outbreakJanuary 30
  • Harvard Gazette
• Worried About Catching The New Coronavirus? In The U.S., Flu Is A Bigger ThreatJanuary 29
  • NPR
• Three of the most Viral Claims About the Coronavirus Are FakeJanuary 29
  • Mother Jones
• Coronavirus spreads to Los Angeles, Orange County: How concerned should we be about spread?January 26
  • Los Angeles Times
• Should you panic about the coronavirus from China? Here’s what the experts sayJanuary 24
  • The Los Angeles Times
• Mystery Coronavirus from China: What to KnowJanuary 22
  • WebMD
• What we know — and don’t know — about the coronavirus outbreakJanuary 20
  • Harvard Gazette