Archive - TracingCOVID

How one bad word choice may be leading us astray

May 13

The state led the fight to unmask on transit.

Apr 22

What Paul Farmer learned his first time in Haiti

Apr 14

A lull between surges shifts the spotlight to who might be running the show.

Mar 25

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Mar 22

"What doesn't kill you makes you more immune" is a durable myth. If unvaccinated, the second, third, and nth infection with SARS-CoV-2 can result in…

Feb 25

Wherein we rearrange more existing pandemic knowledge

Feb 3

Endemic disease requires sustained transmission above a measurable threshold. Epidemic diseases have more frequent touch downs to zero regional…

Jan 21

Unlike deliberate disinformation, misinformation is inevitable in the early fog of pandemic war. But one doctor pundit in year two strayed from science…

Jan 11

Mental models: this virus creates population immunity less quickly than chicken pox, faster than HIV. With an infectiousness resembling measles.

Jan 7

The labrador's trainers running a pilot program funded by the California Department of Public Health claim Scarlet's nose can screen-test 300 people…

Dec 24, 2021

It's probably nothing...

Dec 17, 2021

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