This is a special post from DonaldPierce.Com (“DPC”) designed to serve as a workbook/guide/clearing house of current and valid information on CV (also known as Covid-19). We will add new material to the sources, articles, and links listed here on a daily basis.. New material since the last post is designated by an asterisk (*) beside it. So let’s get smarter about all of this stuff, starting now with an overview or two.
Reliable Sources on the Coronavirus Pandemic
New England Journal of Medicine Articles on COVID-19
Situational Analysis from the CDC
24,000 Research Papers on Coronavirus Available online via MIT
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/2019-nCoV-identify-assess-flowchart-508.pdf
Everything You Need to Know About Testing (Wired)
Situation Summary of Covid-19 (CDC) (Continuously Updated)
New York Times Guide to CoronaVirus (Continuously Updated)
Prepping the CoronaVirus Vaccine (Scientific American)
Coronavisus Resource Center (Harvard Medical School) (Continuously Updated)
Coronavirus Symptoms (World Health Organization)
CV Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment (Family Doctor)
History of Coronavirus (Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal)
What Is a Corona Virus?(Science Alert.Com)
Wikipedia Entry on Coronavirus
CV and the Anti-Lessons of History (The Lancet)
The Governments Mixed Messaging on CV (KFF.org)
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