MEDIA
December 2020
Stanford PhD Students Investigate Racial Disparities in COVID-19
12/1/2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has hit Blacks and Hispanics harder than most for a variety of socioeconomic and medical reasons. Two SC-COSMO student researchers are investigating what interventions might work to combat the racial disparities.
November 2020
Study probes household transmission of SARS-CoV-2
11/19/2020 Stanford Medicine Scope on SC-COSMSO research on household transmission.
October 2020
School Reopenings and the Community During the COVID-19 Pandemic
10/28/2020 A JAMA Network thought piece on school reopening by SC-COSMO researchers.
¿Disminuimos la sana distancia en Aguascalientes? Proyecciones de SC-COSMO
10/24/2020 – Animal Politico
Estiman investigadores hasta 12 mil casos de Covid-19 en Aguascalientes sin cambios en distanciamiento social
10/23/2020 – Yahoo!Noticias
Californians buying guns at record pace since coronavirus started: study
10/21/2020 David Studdert’s research on gun ownership featured in the NY Daily News.
About 110,000 Californians have bought a gun since the coronavirus arrived, study says
10/17/2020 David Studdert’s research featured in the LA Times.
Presentan nuevo modelo de proyecciones para contagios y muertes de #COVID19 en la Zona Metropolitana del Valle de México
10/7/2020 – Terceravia.mx
Modelo estima 112 mil muertes por COVID-19 en ZMVM
10/6/2020 – Serendipia
August 2020
Stanford researchers help California prisons hit hard by COVID-19
8/5/2020 This Q&A is condensed and edited from a 1:2:1 podcast conversation about SC-COSMO modeling efforts in California’s prisons.
July 2020
SC-COSMO findings featured in the California COVID Assessment Tool (CalCAT)
7/24/2020 SC-COSMO researchers work to pump data into a new assessment tool that is helping California hospitals and public health officials determine their next moves.
Stanford Team Uses Data to Help California Track & Prevent COVID-19
7/13/2020 How the SC-COSMO team is working with the State of California on a new COVID-19 assessment tool to help hospitals and public health officials in their pandemic preparedness planning..
Stanford research team studies spread of COVID-19 in prisons
7/9/2020 SC-COSMO research featured in the Stanford Daily.
Disease Control, Civil Liberties, and Mass Testing — Calibrating Restrictions during the Covid-19 Pandemic
7/9/2020 David Studdert provides a Perspective for the New England Journal of Medicine.
June 2020
Why a second round of Covid-19 lockdowns might not be as effective
6/16/2020 Joshua Salomon is featured in Vox.
Movilidad y tasa de incidencia acumulada en los municipios de Aguascalientes (En español)
6/16/2020
Stanford Works With California Prisons to Test and Prevent COVID-19
6/16/2020 A $1 million gift from the Horowitz Family Foundation allows Stanford researchers to work on reducing the spread of COVID-19 among the incarcerated and inform mitigation strategies in other high-density living situations.
Coronavirus Could Make America’s Gun Problem Even Deadlier
6/11/2020 An op-ed by David Studdert for the New York Times.
$1 million gift supports SC-COSMO Research on Prisons
6/8/2020 Gift supports COVID-19 testing, prevention, and research for California’s prison population.
Tasa de posibilidad comparada en los once municipios de Aguascalientes (En español)
6/8/2020
Evidencia científica y su importancia durante la pandemia de COVID-19 (En español)
6/3/2020
COVID-19 en Aguascalientes: Una fotografía a través de PADeCI (En español)
6/2/2020
May 2020
August 2020
Stanford researchers help California prisons hit hard by COVID-19
8/5/2020 This Q&A is condensed and edited from a 1:2:1 podcast conversation about SC-COSMO modeling efforts in California’s prisons.
Stanford researchers help California prisons hit hard by COVID-19
8/5/2020 This Q&A is condensed and edited from a 1:2:1 podcast conversation about SC-COSMO modeling efforts in California’s prisons.
July 2020
SC-COSMO findings featured in the California COVID Assessment Tool (CalCAT)
7/24/2020 SC-COSMO researchers work to pump data into a new assessment tool that is helping California hospitals and public health officials determine their next moves.
Stanford Team Uses Data to Help California Track & Prevent COVID-19
7/13/2020 How the SC-COSMO team is working with the State of California on a new COVID-19 assessment tool to help hospitals and public health officials in their pandemic preparedness planning..
Stanford research team studies spread of COVID-19 in prisons
7/9/2020 SC-COSMO research featured in the Stanford Daily.
Disease Control, Civil Liberties, and Mass Testing — Calibrating Restrictions during the Covid-19 Pandemic
7/9/2020 David Studdert provides a Perspective for the New England Journal of Medicine.
June 2020
Why a second round of Covid-19 lockdowns might not be as effective
6/16/2020 Joshua Salomon is featured in Vox.
Movilidad y tasa de incidencia acumulada en los municipios de Aguascalientes (En español)
6/16/2020
Stanford Works With California Prisons to Test and Prevent COVID-19
6/16/2020 A $1 million gift from the Horowitz Family Foundation allows Stanford researchers to work on reducing the spread of COVID-19 among the incarcerated and inform mitigation strategies in other high-density living situations.
Coronavirus Could Make America’s Gun Problem Even Deadlier
6/11/2020 An op-ed by David Studdert for the New York Times.
$1 million gift supports SC-COSMO Research on Prisons
6/8/2020 Gift supports COVID-19 testing, prevention, and research for California’s prison population.
Tasa de posibilidad comparada en los once municipios de Aguascalientes (En español)
6/8/2020
Evidencia científica y su importancia durante la pandemia de COVID-19 (En español)
6/3/2020
COVID-19 en Aguascalientes: Una fotografía a través de PADeCI (En español)
6/2/2020
May 2020
El rezago en el registro de los datos de COVID-19: Precauciones para analistas de datos (En español)
5/27/2020
COVID-19 en Aguascalientes: Una fotografía a través de PADeCI (En español)
5/26/2020
Reopening Mexico
5/24/2020 CS-COSMO Mexico projections featured in the Washington Post.
Epidemiólogos ven riesgo de repunte de COVID en “nueva normalidad” mexicana (En español)
5/24/2020
Otra mirada a tiempos de duplicación (En español)
5/20/2020
COVID-19 en Aguascalientes: Una fotografía a través de PADeCI (En español)
5/19/2020
Delayed COVID-19 in Mexico
5/18/2020 Fernando Alarid discusses the delayed COVID-19 timeline in Mexico relative to U.S. locations.
COVID-19 in Africa
5/16/2020 Jason Andrews featured in the Economist addressing possible COVID-19 undercounting in Africa.
COVID-19 Tiempos de duplicación (En español)
5/13/2020
COVID-19 en Aguascalientes: Una fotografía a través de PADeCI (En español)
5/12/2020
Federal Funding for State and Local Contact Tracing Efforts Is an Urgent Priority — and a Bargain
5/11/2020 Joshua Salomon makes the case for a $20 billion relief bill to fund state and local contact-tracing efforts in this Health Affairs blog.
Hidden figures: Mexico disregards a wave of deaths in the capital
5/8/20 – Fernando Alarid is featured in the The New York Times
The moment of the epidemic: Trends and decisions on critical days (En español)
5/7/20 – Fernando Alarid participates in the workshop “The moment of the epidemic: Trends and decisions on critical days”, organized by Pensando en México.
The Ethics and Law Behind So-Called Immunity Passports
5/6/20 – David Studdert writes in this JAMA Viewpoint that, ideally, a clear scientific understanding and careful deliberation would precede any public or private policy that selectively relaxes restrictions based on positive tests for COVID-19 antibodies.
COVID-19 en Aguascalientes (En español)
5/6/20
The blog “El Contagio” in Animal Político is launched (En español)
5/4/20 – The first delivery contains the presentation of the project, the first projections for Mexico City, and the description of the PADeCI team.
Serendipia disseminates bulletin projections (En español)
5/4/20
Se conforma en Aguascalientes el proyecto PADeCI con investigadores del CIDE (En español)
5/4/20
April 2020
Dr. Fernando Alarid live on Milenio TV (En español)
4/22/20 – Fernando Alarid interviewed live on Milenio TV about the SC-COSMO mathematical model that tracks the evolution of COVID-19.
Covid-19 Crisis: Is a Showdown Between Public Health Imperatives and Civil Liberties Inevitable?
4/19/20 – A perspective by David Studdert in the New England Journal of Medicine.
SC-COSMO Launch
4/17/20 – Launch of the Stanford-CIDE Coronavirus Simulation Model — or SC-COSMO — to Investigate COVID-19.
COVID-19 Test Positivity in the United States
4/16/20 – Jason Andrews discusses COVID-19 test positivity in the Atlantic.
In CA: In the West, we gear up to reopen and our curve is down, so why no national props?
4/13/20 – Joshua Salomon on California shelter-in-place laws in USA today.
California is days away from its projected coronavirus peak. Here’s how the state prepared to ‘bend the curve.’
4/12/20 – Joshua Salomon on flattening the curve in USA Today.
Covid-19 Crisis: Is a Showdown Between Public Health Imperatives and Civil Liberties Inevitable?
4/10/20 – David Studdert addresses the tradeoff between basic liberties and societal health in the current coronavirus pandemic in a New England Journal of Medicine perspective.
March 2020
SC-COSMO Researchers to Teach Students How To Build COVID-19 Mathematical Projection Models for Policymakers
3/24/20 – Jeremy Goldhaber-Fiebert and Jason Andrews will debut a new course, Models for Understanding and Controlling Global Infectious Diseases, in the upcoming spring quarter.