Armchair Epidemiology! An Epidemic, Please Stop the Madness

Source: Slate.com

All my infectious diseases and epidemiology colleagues in the trenches know what I am referring to here!

Please, let's stop the epidemic of armchair epidemiology, as clearly explored here in Slate magazine.

Trust the experts, especially in the face of pandemics. When in doubt, seek proper advice from a qualified professional.

Interminable Meetings Found Ineffective for Treatment of COVID-19

Spoof NEJM Article: Interminable Meetings Found Ineffective for Treatment of COVID-19

There is some truth in satire. Interminable meetings can get in the way of action and results, as suggested in this clever spoof. The authors? Not sure.

However, I generally favor the Get Out of My Way and Letting Me Do My Job approach to things. The goal is to find the sweet spot between planning and productivity.

Enjoy.

VCU COVID 19 Video Chat: Keeping You and Your Family Safe at this Time

For those at VCU who may be interested in this topic, please see the above COVID 19 video update.

VCU Virus Doc? Not Really, But I Try to Provide Some Common Sense Recommendations...

Well, I am not typically referred to as a 'virus doc,' particularly as I am not a virologist, regardless, in the interview referenced above,  I try to answer some common questions and provide some reasonable recommendations to viewers of CBS 6, Richmond, Virginia.

Flattening the Curve: Radio MD / VCU Health Podcast

For those interested in my recent Radio MD / VCU Health podcast on flattening the curve, the podcast and transcript are available here.

Spanish Language Interview: Telemundo USA

A quien le interesa, vea a través de este link mi entrevista el otro día en Telemundo.

Fact or Fiction? VCU Health COVID-19 Webinar, March 26, 2020

For those interested in our most recent webinar on COVID-19, please see this link or the video above.

I was honored to participate with Drs. Richard Wenzel and Mike Stevens.