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We have been allocated Moderna Covid-19 vaccine doses this week. Please click on the link below to sign up and feel free to forward this post to friends…
What's Nu? Omicron.
WHO skipped Nu (and Xi). Here's what's up.
Delta and boosters...not rocket science.
TLDR; we recommend booster doses for all eligible patients (and probably just about everyone else). For patients who received J&J vaccine, we recommend…
Covid infection after vaccination?
Covid vaccines are not perfect, but they're really darn good.
Expanded Covid-19 booster recommendations; that didn't take long!
TLDR; all vaccinated individuals will be eligible for a booster dose this fall.
Should I have a Covid vaccine booster dose?
What does the CDC mean by "immunocompromised?"
COVID-19 Vaccine is here. Finally!
Vaccination has begun, progress is slow as vaccine supplies are very limited. We hope to have doses soon.
Two Aggies, a Longhorn, and a Nobel Laureate…
For the TLDR crowd: Many people infected with SARS-CoV-2 have no symptoms. Mask wearing is likely the key to minimize COVID-19 spread by asymptomatic…
COVID Vaccine - when can I get it?
TLDR; AstraZeneca, Pfizer, and Moderna have released positive vaccine trial results. We've created a timeline; expect widespread availability by late…
COVID Antibody Testing
The most frequent question we have heard over the past several weeks or so has been, “can I get an antibody test for COVID?”
Who Can We Trust? Episode 1.
TLDR: R0 is a critically important measure, but it changes with time and population behavior, and is subject to great error
The Rush to a Vaccine
TLDR: Impact of disease unequaled; Vaccine development accelerated 10x; Safety of the vaccine development process preserved
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