Welcome to The Weekly COVID-19 Literature Round-Up

Apr 29, 2020

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Due to the fire hydrant of information and literature regarding COVID-19, the Emory ID and Medical Microbiology fellows have organized a “Weekly COVID Literature Round-Up” to highlight the important literature. We will select 2-3 articles per topic each week, and summarize the main take-aways. The website will be updated every Wednesday evening.

The goal is provide an easy-to-read digest of each article. We have organized this by several categories of interest:

-Epidemiology

-Transmission/Infection Control

-Clinical Syndrome

-Therapeutics

-Diagnostics

-Basic Science/Virology

-Vaccinology

-Pediatrics

-Bioethics/Medical Humanities

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For past editions, please click here.

Thanks for visiting our review! We hope you find it useful!

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4 responses to “Welcome to The Weekly COVID-19 Literature Round-Up”

Luis Espinosa-Aguilar

April 5, 2020

Infectious diseases in Mexico City

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Danilo Duarte

April 9, 2020

Its very important for us to have something like that

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Terri McIntosh

April 9, 2020

Thanks for this great resource! Would you consider adding an asterisk to any studies with Emory authors (and at the end of each issue, you could note, *Emory author)? Part of my job in Emory strategic communication is to keep tabs on Emory’s COVID-19 research, and it would be great to know which ones you’re posting are from Emory without having to click each link and search for author information.

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1. amysherman
  
  April 14, 2020
  
  I don’t think any of these had Emory authors–but we can look for this moving forward!
  
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