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  • CDC’s Schuchat Still Hopes To Slow Transmission

    The Hill (6/30, Guzman) reports in continuing coverage that Anne Schuchat, principal deputy director of the CDC, on Monday told the Journal of the American Medical Association’s Howard Bauchner, “What we hope is that we can take it seriously and slow the...
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  • Preprint Study Shows First Physical Evidence Of Coronavirus Circulated At Low Levels In New York City In First Week Of February

    The New York Times (6/30, Mandavilli) reports, “A new study offers the first physical evidence that the coronavirus was circulating at low levels in New York City as early as the first week of February.” New York City “confirmed its first infection on Mar...
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  • Patients With Severe COVID-19 May Be At Greater Risk Of Acute Symptomatic Seizures, Study Finds

    Cleveland Clinic Consult QD (6/30) reports, “Patients with severe COVID-19 disease are at increased risk for acute symptomatic seizures and a variety of electroencephalographic (EEG) abnormalities,” according to “the largest study to date of continuous EE...
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  • Ecuadorean City Succeeded In Combating Virus By Going Into Most Affected Neighborhoods

    The Wall Street Journal (6/30, Dube, de Córdoba, Subscription Publication) reports on the experience of Guayaquil, Ecuador of responding to a major coronavirus outbreak. An urban planner used data on 911 calls to identify neighborhoods where the outbreak...
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  • Goldman Sachs Report Suggests Mask Mandate Could Be More Effective Than Lockdowns At Slowing Virus

    NBC News (6/30) reports on a study by Goldman Sachs suggesting “a national mask mandate could be more effective than lockdowns.” The study suggests “a national mandate could raise the percentage of people who wear masks by 15 percentage points and cut the...
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